On Aug. 14, the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas in Austin opened Painted Cloth: Fashion and Ritual in Colonial Latin America, an exhibition that engages with rare textiles and ...

La plataforma de videos TikTok confirmó a finales de octubre el ingreso de una nueva líder ejecutiva para su equipo hispano. Se trata de Tatiana López, una colombiana que ingresa como Líder de ...

Created by Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America (LEDA), a national nonprofit that promotes the diversification of top-tier universities, businesses, and civic organizations, LEDA Legal is out ...

The two organizations have come together to provide training for infrastructure work for youths out of high school, readying them to enter the workforce.

On Dec. 1, 2022, Atif Saeed officially took on the position of CEO for the Philadelphia International Airport, overseeing the annual servicing of 32 million passengers, 106,000 full time jobs, and the ...

The Board of Directors of Bank of America Corporation recently announced the incorporation of this executive of Latino origin to the Audit and Compensation and Human Capital Committees of the Board of ...

City government named two prominent women leaders, Vanessa Garrett Harley and Jessica Shapiro, to fill deputy mayor roles, succeeding Cynthia Figueroa, who completed her term on Jan. 7. Vanessa ...

Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health’s Board of Trustees have announced Joseph G. Cacchione, MD, will join the organization as its new CEO. He will officially be the successor to Stephen ...

La ONG expuso en distintos capítulos de su informe la preocupante situación de derechos humanos en distintos países de América Latina.

La corrupción en América Latina continúa debilitando la democracia y es una de las principales causas de los ataques a los derechos humanos.

After a slow counting of votes, but with her rival Nasry Asfura conceding, Xiomara Castro, a First Lady between 2006 and 2009, became the first female president in the history of Honduras. ¡Gracias ...

On Wednesday, Dec. 14, 66 Latino community leaders representing several different national and local organizations, sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer and Minority Leader Mitch ...