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Thanks to the preservation efforts of these ten organizations and initiatives, queer Latino history has become more accessible and lasting
William Rivera thinks differently about what it means to age at AARP Foundation, and he hopes you will too
Michelle Yuen Blanco is an accomplished attorney, a mother of two, and an ally in the fight for equity and healing at NewYork-Presbyterian
For Julie Chavez Rodriguez, becoming a dynamic leader in today’s America could be her destiny as the granddaughter of civil rights icon Cesar Chavez. From her roots in the farmworker movement, Julie has emerged as a pivotal member of President Biden’s re-election campaign and stands among one of the highest-ranking Latinas in the White House.
Diane Gonzalez shares how facing discrimination as a child influences her leadership style and efforts to increase Latino representation at Amazon
From overcoming unconscious biases to leveraging cultural strengths, this guide empowers Latino leaders to navigate corporate cultures
These eleven Latinas in law are fighting for justice, workers’ rights, immigration reform and more through litigation and advocacy
Technology is a large part of our growing society. Here are six revolutionary Latinas in tech, innovating for the future.
Here are ten things every HR leader should know to guide their organization’s workforce
Leading archivists highlight the urgency of capturing Puerto Rican history through decolonial practices that amplify marginalized voices and fight erasure
As founder, president, and CEO of the organization Corporate Pero Latinos, Sophia Zarate focuses on its vision and its efforts to advocate for the community
C-suite, boardroom, and VC veteran Tricia Montalvo Timm shares five damaging myths about Latina leaders and her best advice for debunking them today
Executive coach Ilhiana Rojas Saldana believes leaders, especially Hispanic and Latino leaders, must lead with empathy. These are the three core ways in which they can do that.
Jeff Marquez audits the permanence and impermanence of our culture and encourages Hispanics and Latinos to take action on what is and isn’t working for them in the US
Author, speaker, and director at the Latino Commission on Aids, Julio Roman, shares his advice on how to create more diverse boardrooms that include queer Latinos
Publisher’s Circle contributor Patricia Arboleda explores perfectionism in Latinas and how it is keeping them from climbing the corporate ladder
Attorneys Salomon Chiquiar-Rabinovich and Carolina Paz Botero share how legal professionals and DEI experts can better support neurodiverse lawyers
UN Goals Ambassador Jennifer Borrero believes acknowledging the dark history of US interventionism in Latin America is a first step toward understanding how we can help today’s Latino immigrants and refugees
Ilhiana Rojas shares how you can advocate for yourself in the workplace and conquer imposter syndrome
