Author Isabel Allende discusses challenges as female writer and upcoming projects
By Veronica Rios, Latina Voices The Chicago Public Library Foundation welcomed Latina writer Isabel Allende on Tuesday night to discuss her published works and the challenges she has faced as […]
Smithsonian Celebrates Día de los Muertos Online
By Smithsonian Latino Virtual Museum One of the things I have realized working in social media is that social media is an incredibly powerful tool to promote many events and […]
So Who is Carmen Segarra? A Fed Whistleblower Q&A
By Jake Bernstein, ProPublica Former bank examiner Carmen Segarra vaulted into public consciousness earlier this month when she filed a wrongful termination lawsuit alleging that the Federal Reserve Bank of New […]
Psychology of Halloween costumes: How does choice affect self-image?
By Danielle Restuccia, Saludify Think back to your Halloween costumes: were you ever a princess? Superman? A witch, vampire, or pirate? Certain costumes seem to endure over the years, but it’s […]