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The film by Kristal Sotomayor spotlights the work of Juntos in ending the PARS agreement in Philadelphia in 2018.

The Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce held their Summer Networking Mixer for Latino-owned businesses in Old City.

From July 11-21, the Bronx Documentary Center is hosting its second annual Latin American Foto Festival.

Santa Claus came to town for 105 children  as The Philly POPS presented “Christmas in July.”

Despite social media backlash, there is still good in the Dominican Republic.

The city of Philadelphia celebrates the country's Independence Day all week long by hosting free museum days, block parties and much more. 

De Tierra Caliente brought some heat to the reception of “The New American.”

The second-oldest LGBT Latino organization in the country, GALAEI continues to create change for Latinx, LGBTQ Philadelphians.

Raymond Santana Jr. took his experience as a member of the “Central Park Five” and turned it into a clothing company.

The iconic celebration marked its 62nd year this June. It has continued to evolve over the decades while maintaining its traditional importance to the city's Puerto Rican community. 

AL DÍA News walked along with GALAEI, the city's only Latinx LGBTQ+ social justice organization, at the 2019 Philly Pride Parade. Take a look at the celebratory moments of Philadelphia's largest-ever Pride celebration. 

One newspaper in Arizona has made it its mission to stop the drug crisis in its community

My Mother, that colossal Latina who gave birth and education to 10 children —me included—, made me the man I am still trying to become today.

Two Colombian performance artists fused their own immigrant experiences with those of migrant children to make a meaningful journey across the Ben Franklin Bridge.

The 2017 film, directed by Rosa Emmanuelli Gutiérrez and Gonzalo Mazzini, was shown at Friends Select School on April 8. It highlights the island’s difficult and uncertain history framed by colonization.

Proceeds from the annual event goes to support the Red Cross House located in University City

The Garces Foundation held its seventh annual "Think Local, Give Local" benefit to support the immigrant communities within Philadelphia

Congreso de Latinos Unidos celebrates its annual gala exploring the charm and beauty of Andalucia's capital city.

In Bolivia, cholitas used to be banned from many of the country’s public spheres, but their presence in the media shows how times have changed, and will continue to do so.

Two individuals were recognized for their work in the professional and business fields and one for their lifelong commitment to the Latino community

Chinese immigrants have been coming to Latin America for hundreds of years. Their impact is seen through the region’s biggest Lunar New Year celebrations.