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Every time I attend an event during Pride Month, my thoughts turn to the journey that brought me to this moment, where I can celebrate my existence and the road I traveled to get here. From the first volunteer shift in a march to fight for marriage equality in California, I knew my voice was needed. I’m proud of our progress today, but the fight is far from over; this November, we can erase the inequitable marriage language in the State Constitution.

How The State Of Childcare Has Left Latino Families Struggling To Find Care

At this point, sufficient data has showcased the disparity of job opportunities and their impacts on different racial groups. More specifically, the “positive” narrative of Blacks or Latinos (focusing on the descendants from Latin America) succeeding in Corporate America. But is this true?

Last week, I had the unique opportunity to go on a shark tagging trip to Miami, Florida’s Biscayne Bay with researchers from Minorities in Shark Sciences and Field School. I’ve encountered sharks in the wild while snorkeling and I see them every day in the aquarium at Miami’s Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, but there is something extra-special about meeting these magnificent animals up close.

If you’re convinced that your children know more than they should about a specific school subject, think again... You could be wrong and even contribute less than you should to their academic development.

Inspired by the movie RADICAL, starring Eugenio Derbez, the Radical Fund hopes to increase access to creative and alternative styles of learning.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we are asking students to think about how they stay connected with their communities. Opportunities to connect culturally with others occur each day, whether through media and entertainment, experiences, or relationships with people in your community.

Daniel Trujillo, a young activist discovered from a very young age his vocation to fight for his rights and those of transgender children like him. Today he is raising awareness across the country for the LGBTQ+ community.

Reading and watching the news today as we head towards World Refugee Day on June 20, it appears there is no issue more divisive in American politics than immigration. Especially in light of the recent end of Title 42 – the pandemic-era policy used to turn away migrants arriving at our southern border – immigration is dominating the public discourse, and has for most of the past decade. Indeed, I can say with confidence, after 8 years in the Obama istration and 20 years before that at the National Council of La Raza (now UNIDOS US), that the issue has never been anything but a hot-button. The work to create a more humane, just, and fair immigration system is incredibly difficult, and while I continue to believe that there are policy solutions at hand, far too many Americans see the issue as hopeless. But even amid all of the turmoil, in the last 18 months regular Americans have emerged at the forefront of an innovative approach that has broken through the typical partisan divide in the immigration debate.

The ocean is an ever-present backdrop of life in Miami. And beyond its scenic presence, there are numerous reasons we should care about the world’s oceans. From regulating our climate and the air we breathe, to providing us food, to forming the backbone of the tourism economies around the world, our oceans are critical for the survival of our planet. However, they are facing many serious threats, including overfishing, pollution and rapid warming. This World Ocean Day, we should all get inspired to protect the waters that keep planet Earth alive.

Let’s talk about youth mental health. You may be feeling uncomfortable at the mention of this topic due to the stigma surrounding it, but let’s look at some statistics that show why we must talk about this topic now.

Growing up, I loved the idea of having a large family. Because of relationships that existed between my siblings, cousins, aunts, uncles, etc., I knew I wanted a large family. Never in a million years did I think the road to starting a family would come with unexpected twists and turns and take such a long time. It took 9 years of trying to finally conceive. It then took another 6 years to get to the end of my fertility journey. That is 5 years total.

Spinal cord injuries are one of the most severe injuries a child can experience. A spinal cord injury can have long-term consequences, including disability and major disruptions to a child’s way of life. The body’s spinal cord is critical to overall health and functionality, and injuries to the spinal cord can impact the child’s entire body.

Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) is a genetic, progressive disease that attacks and destroys lower motor neurons or nerve cells that travel from the brain to the muscles. Lower motor neurons are the neurons that control breathing, crawling, walking, and swallowing, as well as head and neck strength. Once SMA attacks the lower motor neurons, the ability to control muscle movement is lost.

Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) is a genetic disorder that impacts thousands of families across the world. Also known as brittle bone disease, OI is characterized by bones that do not form normally or easily fracture, even with impact as minor as a sneeze.