What Does It Take for Latinas to Lead in Tech?
Walk into any conference on artificial intelligence, fintech, or healthtech, and you’ll see the same faces on stage: mostly white, mostly male.…
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Five Ways Latinas Can Strengthen Their Civic Influence Today
For generations, Latinas have been the backbone of our families and communities: organizing school fundraisers, leading church groups, mobilizing neighbors when someone…
Healing in Motion: The Rise of Wellness Practices Among Latinas
For generations, many of us were taught to push through pain. To work harder when we were exhausted. To keep cooking, caregiving,…
How to Preserve Culture Without Losing Yourself
The history of Latinas in the United States is a history of negotiation—between languages, traditions, and the unrelenting weight of assimilation. Each…
Culture Is Currency and Latinas Are Rich in It
For too long, culture was treated as a backdrop to business, a flavor to sprinkle in, a surface-level nod to diversity. Corporations…
12 Steps to Build Stronger Latina Networks in Your City
There’s a truth we’ve always known: when Latinas come together, entire worlds shift. It happens in living rooms filled with the smell…
Immigration Reform in Focus: What’s at Stake for Latina Families
On a summer morning in Texas, Maria waits in line at a courthouse with her two children. Her eldest, a high school…
Education Without Access Is Not Enough
At her college graduation, Isabella walked across the stage draped in honor cords. The applause echoed with pride: she was the first…
Language Is Identity — and It’s Evolving
In our homes, language has always been more than communication. It is memory, rhythm, and survival. Spanish carries the voices of abuelas…
The Latina Funding Gap: Why Less Than 1% of VC Dollars Reach Us—and How to Change It
In Silicon Valley, money moves on instinct. A twenty-something graduate from Stanford sketches an app on a café napkin and walks away…