“Me mataron a mi bebé…They killed my baby”
The Little Village community is again mourning the death of a child due to gun violence. Eight-year-old Melissa Ortega was […]
Vamos para Alaska!
While summer just came to an end, fall can be an ideal time to start thinking ahead for next year’s
Journalism Camp: Meet The Fellows
The Hortencia Zavala Foundation (HZF) is proud to announce the inaugural class of Journalism Camp: covering race, ethnicity, and culture! Jasmine Jones is
Journalism Camp: Covering race, ethnicity, and culture
UPDATE: APPLICATION IS NOW OPEN – interested candidates send questions, resume + cover letter to hortenciazavalafoundation@gmail.com DEADLINE is August 20. The
USA WINS 1ST EDITION OF CONCACAF NATIONS LEAGUE
The day arrived once again for another rendition of a Mexico vs USA classico, this time in the form of the
USA VS MEXICO KEYS TO THE GAME
Another Concacaf Tournament is nearing its end, and again the final comes down to The Yankees vs Los Azteca’s. El
Many Puerto Ricans See Solidarity With Palestinians
A truce has put an end to the thunderous battles in the skies above Israel and the ground below Gaza
Latino Muslims Put Their Faith Into Action
The temperature was falling faster than the setting sun on a Friday evening that felt more like Autumn than Spring.
Living (And Dying) In Fear
Over the last two weeks a steady stream of visitors has flowed into an alley in “La Villita,” as the
Mashantucket Pequots Ante Up With Landmark Venture in Puerto Rico
Escaping to one of Connecticut’s tribal-owned casinos has been a tradition for countless state residents over the last nearly three
Dr. Cardona: “As American as Apple Pie & Rice & Beans”
Dr. Miguel Cardona, President Biden’s pick to run the U.S. Department of Education, is awaiting confirmation in the Senate. Supporters in