The Chicano Culture Meeting “celebrates the pride of being Latino”

The Chicano Culture Meeting “celebrates the pride of being Latino”

In its fourth edition, which begins today and ends on November 9, the Chicano Culture Meeting in Mexico City seeks to reaffirm itself as a bridge and point of exchange of knowledge and wisdom between communities that, although geographically separated, address similar problems. We seek to celebrate identity, brotherhood and pride in being Latino, strengthening … Read more

first day as chancellor of education

first day as chancellor of education

On her first day as chancellor of education, Melissa Avilés-Ramos walked the halls of University Middle School, on the lower east side, where she spoke to teachers and students. He also spoke to us about his new position. “I am so proud to be the new chancellor of the New York City Public Schools,” said … Read more

Deputy Chief Lourdes Soto, head of the NYPD’s coaching workplace

Deputy Chief Lourdes Soto, head of the NYPD’s coaching workplace

Agency and steadfast, the troopers who will turn into new law enforcement officials welcome Deputy Chief Lourdes Soto. Soto is the highest-ranking Hispanic policewoman within the NYPD, head of the NYPD’s coaching workplace. The gorgeous flag of Puerto Rico is current whereas Soto works in entrance of his pc, however his actual work within the … Read more

Aaron James’ Incredible Transformation: The First Ever Partial Face and Whole-Eye Transplant

Aaron James’ Incredible Transformation: The First Ever Partial Face and Whole-Eye Transplant

Aaron James’ transformation is incredible and remarkable in the before and after photographs of partial face transplant surgery, and for the first time in the history of medicine, a single donor eye transplant. The operation lasted more than 21 hours, however, the planning and virtual rehearsals of the 140 surgeons and nurses lasted months, as … Read more

The Inspirational Journey of Raúl Peñaranda: From Hometown to New York Fashion Week

The Inspirational Journey of Raúl Peñaranda: From Hometown to New York Fashion Week

“This is the place where those dreams are created and become a reality…” Declared by Latin Vogue magazine as the new “King of New York Fashion Week”, Raúl Peñaranda, Colombian-Venezuelan designer, has traced an impressive path from his hometown to the heart of New York’s Fashion District. “I think that what I do does not … Read more

Lourdes Zapata Appointed Director of Diversity and Inclusion for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority

Lourdes Zapata Appointed Director of Diversity and Inclusion for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority

A native Hispanic from The Bronx assumes the role of Director of Diversity and Inclusion for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. This is Lourdes Zapata, who during the administration of former Governor Cuomo served as Director of Diversity for the State of New York. “With her wealth of experience, Lourdes is the ideal person to oversee … Read more

From Passion to Publication: A Photographer’s Journey through Hard Work and Determination

From Passion to Publication: A Photographer’s Journey through Hard Work and Determination

“I was little when I liked photography, I went out with my family and took pictures on a camera that my dad had.” Hosbel Hernández, 29, never imagined that he would be able to study what he was passionate about. “Art has changed me a lot, it has helped me to express myself, to do … Read more

Jaime Jáquez Jr.: Mexican-American Forward Drafted by Miami Heat in NBA Draft

Jaime Jáquez Jr.: Mexican-American Forward Drafted by Miami Heat in NBA Draft

Mexican-American Jaime Jáquez Jr. was selected by the Miami Heat in the 18th place in the NBA draft on Thursday. The 22-year-old forward, who completed his four years of training at UCLA, expressed his excitement and disbelief at being chosen by the Heat. Accompanied by his parents, Jáquez Jr. put on the Heat’s cap at … Read more

From Drawing in the South Bronx to Broadway: The Inspiring Journey of Designer Emilio Sosa

From Drawing in the South Bronx to Broadway: The Inspiring Journey of Designer Emilio Sosa

Emilio Sosa, a renowned costume designer, has achieved great success in his career, dressing 94 actors for five Broadway productions this season with a total of 450 costumes. Sosa, who started drawing costumes in the South Bronx, never imagined that his designs would reach such heights. “I never dreamed of it, but I am experiencing … Read more

Mexican Author and Speaker Daniel Habif Inspires and Grateful Sign Book at Barnes and Noble in New York City

Mexican Author and Speaker Daniel Habif Inspires and Grateful Sign Book at Barnes and Noble in New York City

Famed Mexican Speaker and Writer Presents New Book Renowned Mexican author and speaker, Daniel Habif, made a special appearance at the Barnes and Noble bookstore on Fifth Avenue in New York City to sign copies of his latest book, “Rouge Awaits to be Devoured”. The event was met with enthusiasm and gratitude from the Latino … Read more