‘One Way or Another, COVID Will Get You:’ Uninfected Yet Greatly Affected
On a bustling Friday morning, the aroma of rice and beans wafts through a cloud of hairspray in Romy’s Beauty […]
CT Public Library Initiative Seeks to Close Local Digital Divide
Connecticut Public Libraries seek to address the growing digital divide between the state’s diverse communities through its CT Libraries &
Illinois Latino News Ranked One of the Best Latina Blogs and Websites
In less than a year since it launched, Illinois Latino News has gained recognition in the Hispanic-Latino market, being named
Latinx Talks Highlights Latinas Running in Primary Election
The National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO) reports that Latinos make up less than 2 percent of all elected
Meriden Students Protest Against Gun Violence and Discuss Its Impact on Latino Communities
Meriden students from Maloney and Platt High School organized separate student walkouts earlier this month to protest against gun violence
Yoellie Iglesias: The Mother of All Mothers
“I really believe that for me to be able to keep Angel safe, the only way that I can do
Blood and Booze: The history of Cinco de Mayo
The images that come to mind for most United States residents when thinking of Cinco de Mayo are of Mexican
Santiago among 4 Latinas making an impact in Meriden
State Rep. Hilda E. Santiago, D-Meriden, said serving people and working in state government is her biggest passion. Her involvement in local government
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
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
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
Mixed Emotions Over City Landmark Designation Of Little Village Arch
After 31 years of the Little Village Arch serving as a symbol of the Mexican community in Chicago, the two-story