Latinos Are Coming To Power In America’s Future HÉCTOR TOBAR of National Geographic reports that across the nation, Latinos are rising to power and are becoming more and more important to America’s future.- “Ismael Fernandez grew up in Wilder, Idaho, a town of
Latino Families’ Use Of Early Education Todd Grindal, Contributor Renee Lamoreau, Michael López, & Todd Grindal There is widespread consensus that high quality pre-kindergarten programs can provide sizable benefits for young children and their families. For Hispanic[1] families the positive
(Featured Photo: Profesora Venus y su Ritual Para Año Nuevo / YouTube) Por: Joaquin Antonio Siraitare Silver Estas tradiciones te traerán abundancia, prosperidad, salud, suerte y armonía para el 2017: 1. Poner en un frutero de barro siete frutas distintas
Enjoying the New Year when you have children brings a new host of challenges, especially if you’re a newer parent. The makers of Mommy’s Time Out Wine understand and have offered the following ideas: Keep it Simple; Celebrate at Home:
(A gluten-free fair is being held in Benicia, California. Featured Photo: Joe Lewis/Flickr Creative Commons) By Dr. John Douillard Gluten-free product sales are expected to be as high as 15.6 billion by the end of 2016, and with 28 percent
By: Jessica Lizza Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com Most Americans get up in the morning and get ready for school or work. They fight through traffic, work all day and usually want to come home and find that little bit of
Despite recent efforts to establish a healthier lifestyle, obesity is still a dangerous epidemic across the country. 250 million Americans are overweight or obese, and what’s worse—this generation of children will be the first to live shorter lives than their
By Christina Vercelletto It’s not just about being drowsy during the day. Hyperactivity, poor grades, and social problems are all potential consequences of a childhood sleep disorder. According to a University of Arizona study conducted this year, kids with sleep apnea are
It’s possible that taking a brief walk every day can have much more benefits than you’d think. New research has found that walking a mere 25 minutes a day could add up to seven years to your life. Not only
It’s 2015 — our whole life revolves around our phone. It’s not a luxury anymore, but a necessity. Now, new research from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago suggests how much time people are on their phones could
