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I met so many wonderful Latinas during my recent Global Leadership Program Under the How Women Lead Latina Co-Hort experience. The group represented Latinas from throughout the U.S. and a number of countries. One of them was Theresa Gonzales from the San Francisco Bay Area. She is an awesome podcaster. Her platform is called Latinas from the Block to the Boardroom. Check out our conversation on this podcast.

Latinas & Power with Marilyn Alverio

Season 3, Ep. 129

Did you know that Latinas won’t achieve equal pay until 2197 at the current rate of change?

 

This is not science fiction. This is a real finding from a scientific report by Latina & Power, a global network created to inspire, motivate and enable Latinas to succeed as influential leaders and advocates. According to this report, despite Latina being an economic powerhouse with over 12.9 million women in the workforce, they still earn only 55 cents on the dollar relative to white non-Latino men. These findings tell us there is still much work to do for Latinas to achieve the recognition they deserve.

2023 Latinas & Power Symposium Announced

Latinas & Power Corp announced today the keynote speakers for the non-profit’s 20th Anniversary LATINAS & POWER SYMPOSIUM to be held in-person in Hartford, CT on June 1, 2023, from 8:30 am to 5 pm at the Marriott Downtown Hartford (100 Columbus Avenue). This empowering day-long event for Latinas on a career or entrepreneurial track will also be available via Livestream.

MERIDEN — The Hispanic Outreach Leaders in Action (HOLA) committee of the Midstate Chamber of Commerce awarded and congratulated different community members, organizations, and businesses making a difference in the Meriden area and their Latino communities.

“What I didn’t expect is that I myself would find my own roots again in Wallingford, Connecticut. Having come from Arizona, in a Mexican community, and striving so hard to assimilate into this culture — American culture — that I forgot all about my Mexican roots and I found them again,” said Evangeline Mendoza-Bourgeois, music director at the Spanish Community of Wallingford.