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Casas y Carreras: Connecting Job Training & Homeownership for Latinos
Launching this fall, the initiative supports workforce and housing equity for Latino families and communities.

Launching this fall, the initiative supports workforce and housing equity for Latino families and communities.

Grieving the loss of my dad, I found solace in the Squishmallow community. Despite resellers’ challenges, connections formed.

A professor and welder explores women’s voices in skilled trades, reflecting on changes since 1985 and ongoing challenges.

As we celebrate Citizenship Day on Sept 17, the Trump administration has made obtaining U.S. citizenship more difficult.

62 years ago, two Black boys, Johnny Robinson and Virgil Ware, died alongside the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing victims.

Monday marks the 62nd anniversary of the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church, a turning point in the Civil Rights Movement.

Faith in the Time of Monsters in Seattle highlighted how art and faith fuel change against today’s challenges like nationalism.

For the first time, more Americans are over 62 than under 18. Economists suggest older adults should keep working longer.

A new UCLA study reveals severe and harmful segregation in California schools, showing deep racial and economic divides.

A spark in careers often comes from early mentors, shaping success and identity. Seek respected people to learn from.

Several new laws took effect in Texas, expanding the DEI ban in public schools. ACLU has filed lawsuits challenging this.

“Janet Murguía speaks at the March on Wall Street, urging for equal opportunity and economic justice for all communities.”