Divulgando la cultura en dos idiómas.

Younger generations embrace social media over Google for finding info

Analysis by Chara For many years, Google has been the place online for people to find information.But with the rise of social media platforms, researchers are noticing a shift in how younger generations are seeking and consuming information. According to several researchers, younger generations tend to look for instant updates, diverse perspectives and engaging content, […]

Nonprofit focuses on bringing kids closer to nature

By Tere Siqueira In the heart of Kansas City, Kansas’ Argentine area is an organization aimed at nurturing young explorers: Endless Outdoors.Dedicated to developing the bond between children and nature, Endless Outdoors offers activities for youngsters ranging from paddleboarding to archery.“We are very hands-on. … We love to teach the children skills for every age […]

Empowering Unity: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in Kansas City Public Schools 

By: Dr. Jennifer Collier, Superintendent of Kansas City Public Schools  As we embrace the colorful transition from summer to autumn, I am thrilled to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month in our vibrant Kansas City community. This annual celebration provides us with a wonderful opportunity to honor and appreciate the rich and diverse contributions of our […]

Chiefs, KCMO, Re.Use.Full partner to stage Un-Dumpster Day

By Tere Siqueira Organizers of a partnership involving the Kansas City, Missouri, government; the Kansas City Chiefs pro football team; and Re.Use.Full, a Kansas City, Missouri-based nonprofit organization, hope an upcoming event will encourage community involvement and environmental awareness: Un-Dumpster Day.Un-Dumpster Day will take place on Oct.7 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1 […]

What to do if you’re a victim of domestic violence

Commentary by Chara When domestic violence occurs, it’s important to let the victims know they’re not alone and there are resources to help them escape abusive situations, rebuild their lives and find safety.If you’re a victim of domestic violence, here are some tips and resources:*Seek help immediately: There are many organizations and professionals dedicated to […]

Bucks Rewarded to Drivers Who Buckle Up

Many families will head out on one last trip or getaway as the school year begins. Safe Kids Kansas, sponsored in part by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, State Farm and the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), wants to encourage families to buckle up and drive safely to protect their most valuable asset, […]

Connections between generations: How to nurture bonds in a digital age

As with other communities, various generations are connected in the Kansas City area.Some strengthen their connections over meals. Others are strengthened through messages that are shared in the vast digital expanse. Through this new Dos Mundos column, we’ll explore the connections between generations. For this issue, we’re exploring the intricate web of online relationships. Specifically, […]

How to plan for Christmas expenses

Commentary by Roberta Pardo It’s never too early to start planning for Christmas.That’s because, as multiple sources have stated, Christmastime can be stressful, particularly financially. On top of shopping for gifts, the holiday season sometimes means travel expenses, which adds to the stress.Fortunately, there are an array of advice columns from experts found on the […]

How to get ready for fall

Commentary by Chara Fall is coming!Officially, the first day of autumn is Sept. 22. If you want to get maximum enjoyment out of that unique, wonderful season, it’s best to start preparing over the next few weeks for the arrival of fall.Here are some tips to prepare for the transition from summer to fall: *Gradually […]

KCKPS welcomes new school year with two changes

By Angie Baldelomar Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools (KCKPS) have started a new school year — and with it, the district has made some changes.One change was launching its virtual welcome center, a one-stop for parents to find all information about KCKPS and resources for their students, said Superintendent Dr. Anna Stubblefield.“The goal is for […]