The artificial intelligence revolution is already here, and Latinos are leading it. While corporate commitments to DEI quietly fade and policymakers roll back diversity initiatives, AI’s Latino leaders haven’t waited for permission.
The Lunar New Year kicks off on January 29 with celebrations ending on February 12th. The new year marks the start of the Year of the Wood Snake in the Chinese zodiac, bringing an energy of transformation, wisdom, and growth.
For Latinas, intuition goes beyond a “gut feeling.” It’s rooted in generations of wisdom and lived experience. Science supports intuition, too, and it's a skill you can learn and improve.
As Latinos, we’ve all been taught to hustle hard, but what happens when the grind takes over your health and happiness?
In this piece, we examine outdated ideas of modern-day careers versus the cultural expectations of gratitude and servitude.
Let's talk about microaggressions—these aren't just awkward moments; they're direct attacks, often targeting our identity and culture, especially in the Latino community.
Ever feel like a total fake despite your achievements? Yeah, you're definitely not riding solo on that one. Many Latinas grapple with imposter syndrome, a whirlwind of self-doubt that clouds even the brightest minds.
From breaking stereotypes to celebrating cultural roots, it's time to recognize the power behind the label: Latina-owned.
Michelle Barboza-Ramirez never saw themself represented as a scientist. Now, as the host of a popular PBS science program, they are inspiring the next generation of Latinx and queer scientists.
We all have the same 24 hours in a day, but sometimes it feels like life's game is set on “hard mode.” Between work, family, and those commitments we make to ourselves, time is precious.
