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The 47th annual ALPFA Convention attracted more than 3,000 attendees and provided great opportunities for colleagues to connect and diversify their network.

Mi Casita is the first Spanish Immersion Preschool in Philadelphia, and aims to create bilingualism and multiculturalism inside and outside the classroom.

Like 2 American institutions —the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and the Philadelphia International Medicine (PMI)— have discovered, it is actually a great new business opportunity.

The Live Más Scholarship Workshop is a conference, where the Taco Bell Foundation travels across the U.S. to help award recipients utilize their passions and gain essential career tips.

The 4th annual Black & Gold Gala, hosted by Community College of Philadelphia, is the premiere event to recognize service and involvement in education, business, social services, and more.

On the anniversary of the birth of our nation, we acknowledge the very people who today keep the burning flame alive.

Everybody is a volunteer and, therefore, it is on the leader’s shoulders to explain why it is important to stick together and carry out a common purpose.

The NALEO 36th Annual Conference is the nation's largest and most prestigious gathering of Latino elected and appointed officials. 

The Gray Lady of Media got a red carpet rolled out last week in the main centers of technology in the world.

The Glow Wellness Tour allowed diverse women of color to come together and discuss the issues and challenges that impact them, while showing support for one another. 

The Founding Father was first, and foremost, an entrepreneur— not necessarily with a calling for it.

As the senior vice president at Wells Fargo Bank, Anthony Rosado leads the most physically present bank in the nation, while staying close to his North Philly roots.

At the national level, and here in Philadelphia, businesses that range from the corner mom-and-pop shops to large corporations are raising the alarm about climate change.

The 40th annual USHCC National Convention is the premier event for America's Hispanic business community.

As the first Latina CEO of Mental Health Partnerships, Dr. Adriana Torres O'Connor hopes to use her platform to help the Latinx community get the most effective help towards their mental health and addiction concerns. 

The first AL DÍA Entrepreneurs Power Lunch featured a conversation with the Consul General of Israel, Dani Dayan.

The "AL DÍA Global Speaker Series" forced us to think why an event like that could add something unique to our city— already so busy with "so many events,” as a guest who declined my invitation told me last week.