The woman at the pinnacle
Kimberly Casiano’s trajectory is living proof that women can fly high, and inspire along the way.
Kimberly Casiano’s trajectory is living proof that women can fly high, and inspire along the way.
Diana Cortés, la primera procuradora general latina de Filadelfia, contó a AL DÍA su historia en una entrevista exclusiva.
Cortés was recently confirmed by City Council as the next City Solicitor after being named in an acting role last year.
Mike Diaz, CEO and founder of Semper Utilities, has led the way for diversity in a preponderantly white industry.
¿Qué ocurre cuando la privacidad nos da cobertura, cuando las puertas de las salas de juntas están cerradas?
What happens when privacy affords us cover, when boardroom doors are closed?
For Coles, humanity is fundamental to changing the work culture from within.
The plan for the U.S. Hispanic community includes four key goals that cover education, jobs, health and gender equality.
El plan para la comunidad hispana de EE.UU. incluye cuatro objetivos clave que abarcan la educación, el empleo, la salud y la igualdad de género.
La homenajeada en educación con el premio Hispanic Heritage Month de AL DÍA celebra la gran cantidad de historias y caminos que constituyen su identidad como una afro-latina.
AL DÍA’s Hispanic Heritage Month Education Honoree celebrates the many stories that make up her identity as an Afro-Latina, as she works to build inclusion in higher education.
Todos entonces son solo voluntarios y, por tanto, recae en los hombros del líder o la líder explicar por qué es importante cerrar filas alrededor de un propósito común.
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.
Judge Sonia Sotomayor takes the reins of the education debate and inspires thousands through her speech at the NASPA Annual Conference.
La jueza Sonia Sotomayor toma las riendas del debate en educación e inspira a las redes a través de su discurso en la Conferencia Anual de NASPA.
With its Leadership Pipeline Program, the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility aims to help talented Latino professionals climb the corporate ladder.
Philadelphia is not only the City of Brotherly Love, it is also the City of Sisterly Effectiveness. The City now joins thirty-one other major American cities with women’s commissions, dedicated to shining a light on issues that women experience through intersectional data-collection and discourse, and tearing down the barriers of male dominance in a variety of fields, sectors, and categories.
In an extraordinary meeting in Lima, 17 foreign ministers issued an unprecedented statement in which they classify the Venezuelan government as a dictatorship.
US sanctions on Russia are declaration of full-fledged economic war, Russian prime minister said.
In London last week, I met a Nigerian man who succinctly expressed the reaction of much of the world to America these days. “Your country has gone crazy,” he said, with a mixture of outrage and amusement. “I’m from Africa. I know crazy, but I didn’t ever think I would see this in America!”
Los Republicanos participarán este martes en el Senado en una votación crucial para derogar Obamacare, la reforma sanitaria del expresidente Barack Obama.
The independent Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that under the bill drafted by Republican senators, roughly 22 million Americans would lose their health insurance by 2026. That number includes some 6 million Latinos, 1 million of them children, according to La Raza.
Investigators are looking at three theories in connection with the bombing that killed three women, including a 23-year-old French citizen, in Bogota's most exclusive shopping center on Saturday.
En un ambiente festivo gracias a las rancheras del grupo Mariachi México Lindo, más de doscientas personas mostraron ayer su apoyo a la comunidad inmigrante en el acto de presentación de la campaña "Yo defiendo a los inmigrantes" en Austin (Texas).
In his book "La Guerrilla Inmolada," retired Bolivian General Gary Prado Salmon analyzes Guevara's downfall while serving with a guerrilla group in Bolivia almost 50 years ago.