In this issue
- Deported parents could lose children to adoption
- Low Hispanic teacher rate a growing concern
- Immigrants are the most vulnerable in rural America
In this issue • ¡Hands Off! Protesta nacional Plan de acción para Kansas y Missouri • Women’s History Month: Susana Elizarraraz, Elena Weaver • IRS
This past weekend, Guadalupe Centers hosted its traditional Cinco de Mayo Fiesta in the heart of Kansas City’s Westside neighborhood, bringing together families, artists, and neighbors to honor Mexican culture. With over 100 years of history, the event is recognized as the original Cinco de Mayo celebration in Kansas City.
Photos by Sonia Falcon The Kansas City Museum hosted an event on Spanish-language media. On March 22, the museum presented a new installment in its
Commentary by CharaFor people with children, picking the right child care facility is an important decision.That’s particularly true for Hispanic families. They want not only
Kansas City is not only known for its rich history, culture, and delicious barbecue but also for its growing and dynamic business environment. As an
Starting a small business can be a challenging journey. Whether you’re selling handmade goods, offering a local service, or launching an online business, there are
In this issue • Hispanos agradecidos por décadas de servicio de Dos Mundos • Kansas se convierte en refugio para el aborto tras prohibición en
By Angie Baldelomar In June, Dos Mundos is celebrating another year of serving the Greater Kansas City area’s Hispanic community. Since 1981, the bilingual newspaper