Interviews are often anxiety ridden, nerve wracking, and downright stressful. But they don’t have to be! If you’re ready to land your dream job, then read on for these 10 interview tips that will get you the job!
NBCU Academy and NBC News Studios together named seven groundbreaking filmmakers for the first inaugural Original Voices fellowship who will each receive $45,000 in grants and a one-year fellowship to support their feature-length nonfiction films in all stages of production.
Touching on body positivity, ethnic and racial inclusion, and LGBTQ+ representation and visibility, Jose Forteza delved into how the media can support Latinas and other minority women entrepreneurs and be more inclusive of their stories.
Don’t miss the next session of the Latino Business Action Network virtual 6-part series supported by Bank of America, “Resources That Matter.” This upcoming session is a continuation of last month’s conversation on capital access and financial resources.
The 2021 Women Entrepreneurs Empowerment Summit (WEES) was a day full of inspiration and empowerment. With inspiring guest speakers, panels from industry leaders, and interactive deep-dive workshops, the event centered on giving entrepreneurs the tools to THRIVE! post-pandemic.
Recently, the newly released film adaption of Lin Manuel Miranda’s Broadway musical–In the Heights–has received some controversy regarding the film’s casting choices and lack of dark-skinned Afro-Latinx actors, with critics citing colorism as the root cause of the inaccurate representation of the historic NYC neighborhood.
You’ve probably heard the term “burnout” used over and over again in the workplace, especially after this past year. The popular buzzword sometimes is used flippantly or interchangeably to describe feeling “stressed out” at work, but it’s more than just usual stress.
The 2020 – 2021 Latina Leaders Awards Ceremony and reception, broadcasted live from New York City, saw 12 influential Latina Leaders from the past year honored for their success as entrepreneurs and community leaders.
Earlier this month, on the centennial of the Tulsa Race Massacre, the Biden-Harris Administration unveiled their plan to build black wealth and narrow the racial wealth gap in the United States. A history of systemic racism in the United States has contributed to the large wealth gap that people of color currently face. Systemic racism, […]
