Chicago Fire Youth Soccer Club Coach Christina Murillo sets the role model for young players
The 9- and 10-year-old girls training with Chicago Fire Youth Soccer Club coach Christina Murillo are constantly running after the ball during […]
Latino Soccer Leagues help steer youth away from violence in Chicago
“Run!” “Kick!” “Pass it!,” shouted the players of the Cosmos and Club Marquenze teams during the game of the Latino Soccer League in Humboldt Park. The
El Mercado Navideño
The National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago’s Lower West Side is home to one of the country’s largest Mexican
Chicago Latinos receive migrants with open arms
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IL Latino News produces stories focused on the responses to the social determinants of health. Social and Community Context is
New Coalition Working To Meet The Needs of Newly Arrived Migrants
Earlier this month, the Illinois Latino Agenda (ILA) convened its first meeting of the “Welcome to Illinois” coalition. The purpose of
Cicero Independiente: Taking a People First Approach in Creating News
Cicero Independiente is a bilingual, independent, people-centered news organization local to the town of Cicero, a Southwest suburb of Chicago.
Chicago Street Soccer: Unifying Communities
Free from the rules and regulations of standardized sports and true to the essence of how futbol is played around
Illinois Latino News Ranked One of the Best Latina Blogs and Websites
In less than a year since it launched, Illinois Latino News has gained recognition in the Hispanic-Latino market, being named
Latinx Talks Highlights Latinas Running in Primary Election
The National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO) reports that Latinos make up less than 2 percent of all elected
Blood and Booze: The history of Cinco de Mayo
The images that come to mind for most United States residents when thinking of Cinco de Mayo are of Mexican
Afro-Latinas stress the complexity of their roots
The first time DePaul junior, Ariana Collazo heard of an Afro-Latina individual in school was last year during her Afro