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Nutrition Tips for Healthy Living in 2021
The start of a new year is often coupled with self-reflection and the desire to adopt healthy lifestyle choices, but this year prioritizing health takes on greater meaning as people look to boost their immune system and prevent illnesses. Holistic health and… Read more
Medical Corner: COVID-19 Vaccination
By: Ashmar Mandou There is an abundant amount of information shrouding the COVID-19 vaccination, causing a bit of confusion within the Latino community. As we reintroduce our Medical Corner segment,… Read more
Study Shows Online Searches for Boredom, Loneliness, Worry Rose Amid Lockdowns
The number of people searching online for topics that are related to boredom, loneliness, and worry rose sharply at the beginning of the first lockdown, a new study shows. Experts… Read more
Illinois Department of Financial Professional Regulation Releases Info on Student Loans
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation wants to ensure that Illinois consumers are aware of COVID-19 relief options that are available to them. The IDFPR released an educational… Read more
IBHE Announces New Planning Advisory Committee
The Illinois Board of Higher Education is announcing the members of its Strategic Planning Advisory Committee, which will develop a draft plan to fulfill the board’s which will lay out… Read more
CTU Kicks Off Little Village Caravan for Safe Schools
The Chicago Teachers Union kicked off the Little Village Car Caravan for Safe Schools Tuesday afternoon, 31st and Kedzie, to demand that CPS put its dangerous reopening plan on hold… Read more
Two-Thirds United Launched to Bring Unity and Racial Healing
Two-Thirds United, a coalition of black and brown community leaders, was recently launched to promote unity and racial healing. The group was formed as a result of the unrest that… Read more
Teatro Vista Welcomes New Director at Global Advisory Firm Stout
Teatro Vista, Chicago’s only Equity-affiliated Latino theater company, announced that Julieta LaMalfa, a director in the Chicago office of Stout, has joined its board of directors. “Julieta is a key… Read more
New Role, New Goal
By: Ashmar Mandou Longtime education advocate Cristina Pacione-Zayas garnered quite the experience working with such prolific organizations as Erikson Institute, Latino Police Forum, Enlace Chicago, and The Puerto Rican Agenda… Read more
Retaliation and Revenge
By Daniel Nardini Words of reconciliation and unity are all fine, but at this point in my view they are only words. The proof is in the actions that will… Read more »