OPINION: We must welcome in Latine unity
Initiative leverages culturally responsive training and community dialogues to foster understanding, and bridge cultural divides.
“Implementing a cumulative impacts ordinance is not merely a policy change—it’s morally right”
Gina Ramirez, the Midwest Director of Environmental Health for the Natural Resources Defense Council argues the need to change Chicago’s zoning laws to eliminate sacrifice zones.
Breaking the barriers of monolingualism in music
Artists celebrate Latino identity in the United States, using their bilingual talents as a tool and a powerful statement of identity.
OPINION: Recognizing And Honoring The Unique Gifts Of My Students
By Roseana Dominguez “You make me feel at home,” read a little post-it note, placed right at the center of
Debunking Misinformation In Hispanic Communities To Avoid A Triple-Demic
Winter is coming, and so are the viruses that we’ve come to know as the triple-demic (flu, RSV, COVID). We
Debunking misinformation in Hispanic communities to avoid a triple-demic
Winter is coming, and so are the viruses that we’ve come to know as the triple-demic (flu, RSV, COVID). We
Clerk of the Circuit Court Iris Y. Martinez: Transparency To Protect Communities
Jose Alvarez, the Little Village resident accused of fatally shooting his wife and daughter, and wounding his son is expected
A Tale Of Two Neighborhoods
Above are the views of East Garfield Park I get every time I step out of school. Trash and abandonment
OPINION: Latino business owners in CT can expand and evolve with this innovative new loan program
It’s a scenario that we have seen time and again. A small business or nonprofit is struggling to pay off
Dr. Carmen Ayala: A Legacy of Equity in Education
With plans to soon retire from her historic post as the first female Latina State Superintendent of Education, the Forum
ILLN Opinion+: Katrina Phidd
On this episode of Illinois Latino Opinion+, we discussed how to vote in the upcoming Chicago mayoral and aldermanic races
‘Great resignation?’ Not among Latino workers
September began with the yearly recognition of workers on Labor Day, a celebration of those whose labor keeps our economy