TechTown Invites Latin Innovators to ‘Latin-X-Tech’
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at TechTown Detroit’s Latin-X-Tech event, uplifting Latinx innovators with talks, networking, and local businesses.
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Hispanic Heritage Month Shifts into High Gear with Local Events
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Detroit! From ¡Fiesta Tigres! to cultural tributes by local teams, explore how sports honor Latino ...
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Discover Puerto Rico’s Grito de Lares, Mona Island’s natural wonders, and Nilita Vientós Gastón’s legacy in our blog on history, ...
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Detroit’s Latino Community Helps Shape Smithsonian’s National Museum Project
Detroit’s Latino community met with the Smithsonian to shape the Museo Móvil, a traveling museum honoring Latino history, culture, and ...
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Detroit’s Latino Elders Are Preserving History and Providing a Foundation for Identity, Pride, and Resilience.
Detroit’s Latino history is fading as elders pass. Meet the community leaders racing to preserve 100+ years of stories, culture, ...
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Stellantis Hosts “Thrilling” MHCC Networking Event
Stellantis powered a high-energy MHCC networking event at M1 Concourse with tech showcases, thrill rides, and Latino business leaders forging ...
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“Equipando Padres” Empowers Hispanic Families with Tools for College Success
SHPE Detroit’s Equipando Padres empowered Hispanic families with college and STEM guidance in Spanish, inspiring future engineers and stronger communities.
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Finding Life’s Lessons in Lucha Libre
Poet Nandi Comer explores lucha libre, identity, and justice in Tapping Out—a vivid, bilingual journey into Mexican culture and the ...
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Michigan Legislative Latino Caucus Honors Legislative Latino Advocacy Day
Latino leaders, advocates, and lawmakers unite at Michigan’s Capitol for Latino Advocacy Day, driving policy change and uplifting Latino voices ...
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LULAC Denounces Fort Cavazos Renaming Back to Ft. Hood as a Disrespect to All Latinos in the Military
LULAC condemns the U.S. Army’s reversal of Fort Cavazos’ name, calling it an insult to Latino veterans and a setback ...
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