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Dr. Nathalia Jaramillo becomes director of Wayne State's Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies. Former educator and administrator brings ...
Read moreDetailsFeatured in Detroit City FC’s “Where We Stand” series, Cuevas sees her family’s story as part of a larger tradition ...
Read moreDetailsMama Coo's Boutique celebrates 10 years in Corktown with block party September 26. Lana Rodriguez's vintage, handmade goods destination becomes ...
Read moreDetailsMANA Metro Detroit celebrates scholarship winners, community leaders, and mentorship at its Brindis Luncheon
Read moreDetailsMexicana Emprende program helps Mexican women in Detroit grow businesses through mentorship, training, and networking
Read moreDetailsMexican coffee farmers inspire Cafetal Coffee's rise from Pontiac startup to purpose-driven brand supporting rural communities
Read moreDetailsMatilde Hidalgo Navarro made history as Latin America's first female voter. Discover her story, Ecuador’s culture, and travel highlights
Read moreDetailsMary Sheffield historic win sparks civic action as Detroit women organize across generations to turn celebration into lasting political impact.
Read moreDetailsDiscover Altars for Collective Grief in Southwest Detroit, honoring Latino deportation losses through community art and collective healing.
Read moreDetailsMANA de Metro Detroit opens 2026 scholarships for Latina students, offering $2,000 awards to support college, trade, and leadership opportunities.
Read moreDetailsMANA de Metro Detroit names new leadership as Ana Sandoval and Marisol Quesada step into key roles, continuing the mission ...
Read moreDetailsCelebrate Puente Cultural Integration’s 10-year journey in Detroit, entrepreneurship, gratitude, community impact, and the empowering story of Bridget B. Espinosa.
Read moreDetailsDiscover how Detroit creator Alondra Alvarez turned casual coffee content into “Coffee With Alo,” a growing Latina community space connecting ...
Read moreDetailsMujeres in Business: Michigan Edition 2025 celebrates Latina entrepreneurs’ stories of resilience, leadership, and empowerment across Michigan.
Read moreDetailsMichigan women entrepreneurs: Apply now for The Forward Program—virtual coaching, funding prep & expert support to grow your small business ...
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