Making Small Business A BIG Success
Small businesses are making a comeback after two challenging years under COVID-19. There were more than 47,000 new business registrations […]
Afro-Latinas stress the complexity of their roots
The first time DePaul junior, Ariana Collazo heard of an Afro-Latina individual in school was last year during her Afro
Removing language barriers in voting
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Latino artists leave messages of activism through streets of Chicago
Art is more human than even science. It has been a constant form of expression since before written language appeared.
Opinion: Healing into 2022
I remember back in 2020, as the year was about to end, I professed my belief in 2021 being a
Lockdowns, Remote Learning Contribute To Surge In Childhood Obesity
Poor nutrition, stress and a loss of physical activity when schools closed during the COVID-19 pandemic appear to be worsening
ILLN Opinion+: Andy Wade
Executive Director of the NAMI Illinois on the cultural nuances of mental health
CTLN Opinion+: Debra Greenwood
President, and CEO of The Center for Family Justice on helping victims of domestic violence
Massiel Abramson and “The Power of Our Narratives”
During the entirety of the COVID-19 pandemic, Latinos, in particular, have suffered and faced disproportional health and economic impacts. For
Jeanette Chavarria-Torres on building a successful business and reputation
Jeanette Chavarria-Torres’ neon yellow jacket and headgear strike the eye against shades of brown and silver metals in the background.
Ric Estrada: Representation Matters
Since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has empowered families to learn, earn, heal, and thrive. Founded as the Chicago Relief and
WBEZ and Illinois Latino News Announce New Community Engagement Partnership in Chicago
WBEZ Chicago and Illinois Latino News (ILLN) are proud to announce a new partnership in best serving the public. The