Education
Ten tips for aspiring Latino lawyers to unlock their potential, from leveraging cultural heritage to seeking mentorship and advocating for diversity
Five Latino next-generation activists fight for what they believe in, from environmental policy to indigenous rights to immigration rights
Jorge Perez shares his inspirations, his goals for the future, and how Latinos can advocate for themselves
Gonzalo La Cava is the person to call when you need a new path forward
From evening classes to hybrid formats, these part-time law programs make earning a Juris Doctor possible for full-time workers
From immigrant roots to executive heights, Alan Cardenas is revolutionizing legal operations at Coursera with AI integration and diversity in mind
Leading defense lawyer Ricardo Solano Jr. fights not only for his white-collar clients at Gibbons P.C. but also for other minority attorneys as mentor, champion, and guide
Here are ten pieces of advice for board directors to help them lead their boards successfully
Leading archivists highlight the urgency of capturing Puerto Rican history through decolonial practices that amplify marginalized voices and fight erasure
First-generation lawyer Jorge Mancillas reflects on the value of education, his roots, and the conversation that sparked his legal career
Genentech is making strides in diversity, equity, and inclusion, with goals to strive further in 2025
With a focus on social impact and cultural understanding, these five Latino startups are emerging as key players driving positive change across various sectors
From astrophysics to marine biology, these Latina scientists are changing the face of STEM with groundbreaking discoveries that inspire innovation
Discover the innovative Latina-owned businesses revolutionizing the market, making a difference in sustainability, beauty, fashion, and more
We’ve compiled a list of fifteen Latina CEOs who should be on your radar this Women’s History Month
Christine Ann Soto wanted to be an educator, but the universe had other plans. Now, she’s continuing her advocacy for students as Essex County College’s general counsel.
Justina Sanchez Cox reflects on the importance of building teams, listening with intention, and helping others grow
MIT undergrad Olivia Muñoz shares how high school internships might help college bound Latinos stand out in their college applications in a post-affirmative action world
Carmen Arrieta-Candelaria reflects on family and a passion for service that has made her a public education advocate at Fort Worth Independent School District
Therapist Juliana Londoño aims to break barriers preventing Latino and BIPOC communities from accessing mental health services
Hector and Gloria López Foundation President Sergio Rodríguez embraces an equity-based approach to philanthropic giving while honoring his family’s legacy