Seattle researchers say more resources are needed for Latinos with long COVID
With higher rates of chronic conditions, less access to quality healthcare, and barriers to vaccination, Latinx populations were the hardest hit by the virus.
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
Latino News Network & CAN-TV Present: 3 Questions With…
CHICAGO – The Latino News Network (LNN), an independent, multimedia digital news outlet with local newsrooms in the Northeast and Midwest, including IL
Funding Helps Latino Businesses Hardest Hit By The Pandemic
Without a doubt, the COVID-19 pandemic has created extensive and profound negative impacts on populations across the US. COVID-19 has
The Pandemic Changed Their Lives – And Brought Them Closer Together
A patch of dirt in the northwest corner of their back yard, bounded by a chain link fence, a stone
Sazón De Illinois: 5 Rabanitos
Sazón paints a rich, nuanced picture of a state’s food scene, its entrepreneurs, andthe neighborhoods they enliven. IL Latino News
Community Program Brings Diverse Children and Elderly Together
CT Latino News produces and amplifies stories focused on the responses to the social determinants of health. Social and Community
Community Conversation: Student Mental Health
WBEZ Chicago and Illinois Latino News (ILLN) will host a second virtual Community Conversation on Thursday, August 18 at 7 pm (CST) as
A “Familismo” Approach To Latino College Enrollment
The College of Lake County (CLC), a community college in Illinois, recognized as a Hispanic Serving Institution, adopted a cultural
The Misidentified
Publisher’sNote: The Misidentified was first published on palabra. Illinois Latino News, one of five independent news outlets managed by the Latino News Network, partners
Culture Is Key To Treating Mental Health Concerns
Publisher’s Note: Mental health concerns dominate people’s minds, even as the pandemic eases, according to a new survey conducted by the
Community Conversation: Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic
It has been a very difficult two years for so many; nearly 8,000 Chicagoans and more than 33,000 Illinoisans have