Join HWC and make a difference in your community! The Hispanic Women’s Corporation (HWC) was founded in 1981 as a result of a series of meetings among Latina women whose shared experiences sparked recognition that Latinos have unique social concerns,
Es el momento de que muestres tu talento participando en las audiciones de Phoenix y seas parte de la historia! A 11 años de ser el reality musical con mayor éxito en México, EE.UU. y América
Por Ulises Ortez La selección Mexicana empezó su paso por la copa confederaciones, con derrota ante la escuadra Italiana (2 -1) empezando así con un sabor amargo este gran torneo. El defensa de México, Carlos Salcido, afirmó que el tri
ArizonaLatinos staff The Supreme Court on Monday struck down an Arizona law that requires people to submit proof of citizenship when they register to vote. The ruling was hailed by the law’s critics, who claim the law was intended to
Students may be excited to start the summer break but administrators, teachers and volunteers are already busy preparing for the next school year. One of the keys to achieving educational success is to ensure that every student comes to school
Popular entertainment celebrities are starting to draw attention to the growing numbers of Latino oriented TV networks and partnerships happening on the little screens in the cable TV industry. Jennifer Lopez made the rounds last week in Washington D.C. as
By Xi Chen Cronkite News See related story: Franks remarks during hearing on abortion bill spark online frenzy WASHINGTON – Social media can be a powerful tool for politicians. Or it can be “just another place to put your foot
Former Miss USA pageant contestants are revealing it all by stripping down for PETA’s new ad campaign. With all the buzz surrounding the 2013 pageant, being held in Las Vegas this upcoming weekend, Dominican beauty Susie Castillo, who won in
By Jonathan Reid Cronkite News Arizona is a diverse state ethnically. Arizona had 6,553,255 resident on July 1, 2012, according to new Census Bureau estimates. The breakdown by race and ethnicity was: • Non-Hispanic white: 3,739,038 (57 percent)• Hispanic: 1,976,106
After a marathon session that lasted until nearly 4 a.m. in the morning on Thursday, the Arizona House approved a plan backed by Republican Gov. Jan Brewer to expand Medicaid under President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act by providing health
