Episode 22 – Too Much Information
Hector’s buddy Andrew Silva returns to chat about all that’s happening in the world — which is a lot, maybe too much.
Episode 20 – The Right to a Full Belly
Hector chats with Heather Gies, a Canadian freelance journalist based in Central America.
The Healing We Need Now: Immigrant Arts And Women’s Empowerment Summit
The Immigrant Arts Coalition, will hold its second annual summit titled the Francesca Cernia Slovin Immigrant Arts & Women’s Empowerment Summit from August 5th- 8th at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, Edmond J. Safra Plaza, 36 Battery Place in New York City. The summit will feature Tony Award-nominated dancer and actress Ariana DeBose (Hamilton, A…
Dreamers Ventures and Accelerate With Google Brings Masterclass to Chicago to Empower Minority Entrepreneurs
Dreamers Ventures and Accelerate with Google brings together entrepreneurs, investors and experts to help minorities grow their enterprises in Chicago.
Carta abierta a la voz de nuestros sentimientos, Billy Fourquet
Me atrevo a declarar que la historia de la radio en Puerto Rico podría ser categorizada como “antes y después de Billy Fourquet”.
Familias desplazadas por el huracán María viven incertidumbre en Nueva York
Los estragos del huracán María persiguen a los puertorriqueños dentro y fuera de la isla. La electricidad continúa siendo el mayor problema para restaurar. El pasado 18 de abril del 2018, Puerto Rico sufrió otra recaída de luz provocando oscuridad total en toda la isla. La infraestructura sigue decayendo, y a pesar de estos problemas…
PRECARIOUS CONDITIONS & IMMINENT FEMA EVICTION OF PUERTO RICAN FAMILIES DISPLACED BY HURRICANE MARIA
WE CALL ON THE MEDIA PUT A HUMAN FACE ON THIS CRISIS.
NYC-Based Immigrant Arts Coalition Criticizes USCIS Decision to Remove “Nation of immigrants” from Mission Statement in Letter to Trump
“Your words, and your actions, matter. We need immigration policies that light the way forward for the ‘DREAMers’ and the dreamers, that topples instead of builds walls, that unites families instead of tearing them apart, and that strengthens diversity instead of creating uniformity.”