In this issue
- DACA safe for now but fight continues
- COVID-19 survivor wants to create awareness
- Dos Mundos celebrates anniversary by adapting to COVID-19 crisis
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
More than 500,000 migrants are expected to lose the temporary legal status that was provided to them through the Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela (CHNV)
In this issue • KCMO será sede de los Premios Viva La Chicana • NILC publica análisis de órdenes ejecutivas dirigidas a inmigrantes • Consejos
Commentary by Tere SiqueiraThe Greater Kansas City area is no stranger to dramatic weather, particularly during the late winter and early spring.There are roaring thunderstorms,
By Tere Siqueira Families across Wyandotte County, Kansas, are invited to a free community event designed to blend fun, health resources and education. The event,
In this issue • Ceremonia de premios Viva La Chicana celebra a líderes en el área de GKC • Tribunal permite requisito de registro federal
By Angie Baldelomar On April 10, the Chicano Center for the Arts hosted the first Viva La Chicana Awards to honor Chicana leaders. In partnership
April is dedicated to child abuse prevention and the earth, among other meaningful causes. This year, Easter falls in April, coinciding with Pascha, Eastern Orthodox