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GKC area resident launches autism support group for Latino families

By CharaWith April designated as Autism Acceptance Month, some Greater Kansas City area residents might be thinking about how they can support people who’ve been diagnosed with autism and their families.One way might be to support organizations like Azul Esperanza, a support group geared toward Latinos.Founded by area resident Miriam Galan Gonzalez, a native Mexican […]

Mexican Consulate presents ‘Adventures in Macondo’ exhibit

Photos by Sonia Falcon On April 5, the Mexican Consulate in Kansas City presented the art exhibit “Adventures in Macondo” by Michael Young.The exhibit will be open to the public from April 5 to 26 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Consulate located at 1617 Baltimore Ave in Kansas City, MO. Se presenta […]

Guadalupe Centers Inc. prepares for traditional Cinco de Mayo Fiesta

By Angie Baldelomar Guadalupe Centers Inc. (GCI) is hosting its annual Cinco de Mayo Fiesta.Presented by CommunityAmerica Credit Union, this year’s fiesta features an extra day, running May 3-5 at GCI’s headquarters, located at 1015 Avenida Cesar E. Chavez in Kansas City, Missouri.“It’ll be three days over the Cinco de Mayo weekend,” said Nancy Rivera, GCI […]

Folklore grant recipients announced

By Tere Siqueira Some small, Greater Kansas City area, Hispanic-owned businesses are receiving some funding to help them in their efforts to grow.Grants of $10,000 each are being awarded through the Folklore program to the following businesses: Joyeria Leon, Jose Fiesta Rental, La Cubana Restaurant, Taqueria Tres Hermanos, Kasanova Hair Studio, El Nopal, VIVE Brand […]

Featured Women 2024: Isabel Flores Hernandez

Flores Hernandez finds identity in her brushstrokes By CharaIsabel Flores Hernandez, who’s being recognized by Dos Mundos in observance of March as Women’s History Month, can attest to the transforming power of art in a person’s life.Born in Chiapas, Mexico, Flores Hernandez developed an interest in art as a child. She had a fascination for […]

ArchWell Health, A Higher Level of Care for Seniors

Longtime Independence resident and retired cardiovascular technician, Faye Mitchell, shares the  same plight as far too many boomers who live alone or are more dependent on family and other  caregivers than they would like to be. Faye confessed she used to spend hours just sitting in a chair  watching TV to help pass the time […]

How to prevent child abuse

Commentary by Tere Siqueira Child abuse is an issue no family should ever have to confront, yet it remains a reality in America.As the primary caregivers, families have the power to make a significant difference in preventing abuse and ensuring the well-being of their children.The following tips are designed to offer families steps to foster […]

Woodland Charity Celebrates International Water Day in Yabucoa, Puerto Rico

Woodland Charity implemented a portable water purification filter project in Yabucoa, Puerto Rico, as part of International Water Day.Woodland Charity volunteers traveled from March 9 to 16 and participated in the training and delivery of portable water purification filters to 300 families in the areas of Calabazas, Quebradilla and Guayabota in Yabucoa, Puerto Rico.These filters, […]

Mattie Rhodes partners with organizations to host community health fair

By Chara Mattie Rhodes is partnering with Our Healthy Jackson County, the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Children’s Mercy Hospital and others to host a community health fair.The event is scheduled for 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday (April 6) at 148 N. Topping Ave., Kansas City, Missouri.“This event is important because people will not only be helping […]