Roxsy Lin is a bilingual journalist and illustrator originally from Venezuela. Her work focuses on covering the pulse of the modern rhythms of Latinidad, arts and culture.
Las Posadas is a festivity that brings together community, tradition and holiday spirit. The word posada means "inn" or "shelter" in Spanish, and the event reenacts Mary and Joseph’s search for a place to stay in Bethlehem. This tradition originated in 16th-century Mexico, when Spanish missionaries combined Catholic teachings with indigenous customs, creating a unique blend of faith and family.
Diabetes is an increasingly prevalent health issue in the United States, with the Latino community disproportionately affected by this chronic…
When Javier Garcia, Mariela Jaquez’s husband, was denied residency in 2012, they were required to leave the U.S. and move temporarily to Ciudad Juarez to begin the application process anew.
Every year, as the cool Fall air sits over Los Angeles, the historic Olvera Street, or "Placita Olvera," transforms into a hub of color, cultu…
For the past three years, the Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity, in partnership with the Dignity Not Detention Coalition, has been organ…
Sexual desire can be a powerful force that deepens connection and intimacy. But what happens when one partner's sexual desires don't align wit…
The Inland Empire has emerged as one of the fastest-growing regions in Southern California, boasting an estimated Latino population of approxi…
In the upcoming election, voters in California will face a pivotal decision about prison reform:Proposition 6, a measure that aims to amend th…
On October 5th, the Palm Springs Convention Center hosted a celebration marking the second anniversary of the CIELO Fund, a signature initiati…
