LGBTQ+
Director Kase Peña finds her storytelling home in Los Angeles, where she brings trans stories to life on the big screen
Writer and director Nancy C. Mejia carves out her own legacy in Hollywood and brings other queer Latinas with her
Max’s Joey Chavez elevates inclusive storytelling and uplifts Latino talent along the way
Writer, director, and producer Aitch Alberto breaks through obstacles to bring queer Latino storytelling to national audiences
Everyone in Hollywood wants to work with Carlos Eric Lopez. The photographer shares the inspiration behind everything he does: his mother.
A love of storytelling drives Miguel Angel Caballero to write, direct, and produce stories that authentically represent queer Latinos
Meet these inspiring LGBTQ+ visionary leaders making waves in business, tech, and nonprofits who are driving social impact and innovation
Discover the powerful impact of fifteen LGBTQ+ Latinx activists who have shaped the queer and Latinx communities through their advocacy
Thanks to the preservation efforts of these ten organizations and initiatives, queer Latino history has become more accessible and lasting
A look at the groundbreaking milestones in Latino queer history, highlighting the community’s enduring fight for visibility, equality, and cultural pride across generations
A quick guide to creating workplace groups that support and empower employees in the LGBTQ+ community
Giving your support to LGBTQ+ Latino-owned businesses year-round is a meaningful way to promote diversity,…
Explore the intersectionality of Latino and LGBTQ cultures through these ten must-read books by queer Latinx authors
Point Foundation’s Jorge Valencia shares how his personal experiences shaped his mission of advocating for LGBTQ students across the US
As the Hispanic Federation’s first openly gay president, Frankie Miranda uses his life experiences to bring a new perspective, and he ensures all Latinx voices are represented in the organization’s initiatives
Roman Navarrette, the guest editor for our first-ever LGBTQ+ issue, returns for a special interview with Edgar Miramontes about his historic appointment at the Center for the Art of Performance at University of California, Los Angeles
Talent intelligence expert Oswaldo “Ozzie” Gromada Meza is on a mission to diversify corporate boardrooms as the new leader of the Latino Corporate Directors Association. Hispanic Executive asked him about his few first months on the role.
Did you ever meet someone and get the feeling you already knew them? I’ve never…
It is the purpose of nonprofits such as GLAAD to look out for the LGBTQ+…
This is not a traditional profile, because nothing about Diana Feliz Oliva’s life or career,…
Armando Ibañez is devoted to representing his community through television and film