Throughout her years working in the corporate world, Lucy Sorrentini witnessed a lack of diversity in leadership roles and the many challenges and struggles women and multicultural individuals faced.
Luciana “Uchi” Davidzon is a Latina Chef-preneur with a background in marketing and culinary arts. In 2017 she founded Umikah– a line of food products created…
Rev. Carmen Hernandez is a latina community leader, activist, and advocate, working for young people for over 35 years in the Soundview section of the Bronx, NY.
Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs and is the number one infectious cause of death among children under five years of age. Through Nopneu, Temiloluwa Adeniyi is developing a revolutionary tool
How hard is it to become a Latina leader? Throughout her career, Beth Marmolejos has risen to leadership roles and achieved great success in her field. Her story offers some insights and advice to other aspiring Latina leaders.
A study conducted by WalletHub found out that minority-owned businesses thrive in ethnically diverse cities. Population trends predict that by 2044 minority populations will rise to 56 percent so that no single ethnic group…
Janny Perez is a Latina entrepreneur and creator of Mi Legasi, a bilingual subscription box and shop for moms who want to mantain Latino traditions for her children and family.
It’s no secret that Black and Latina entrepreneurs often face many unfair disadvantages in business. However, some initiatives seem to be turning the corner in helping women small businesses grow their entrepreneurial potential.
If you’re on social media you’ve probably come across the phrase #MeToo at some point in recent months. It’s become the rally cry of the recent movement exposing incidents of sexual harassment and abuse, and uniting victims through their shared experiences. The phrase was coined in 2006 by civil rights and social activist Tarana Burke as […]
