Community
COVID-19 wreaked havoc on the United States Latino community. The pandemic devastated the community’s health primarily because of long-standing structural inequities. However, it also...
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Democracy
Elections are instruments of democracy. Through voting, people can voice their opinions, express their hopes and aspirations, and ultimately influence the direction of their...
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Hispanics-Latinos are the largest minority in New Hampshire, with nearly 60,000 residents, just over 4 percent of the population. Like any community, education is key...
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Executive Director of Seacoast Outright on supporting LGBTQ youth and their families.
Media
“Why do we capitalize our name?” I asked my father. “Because it is a sign of respect, that we matter, we exist,” he said....
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Executive Director, NH Humanities on being inclusive in providing resources
Arts and Culture
Spielberg’s version breaks new ground for Latino inclusion, even as it reignites debate over the portrayal of Puerto Ricans
Education
Executive Director, World Affairs Council of New Hampshire on creating a story we can all own together
Travel
Did you know? During this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month, there were several innovative inaugural events specifically celebrating Hispanics-Latinos in travel, tourism, and aviation in...
Community
157 million hours worked. 168,000 New Hampshire caregivers. $0 paid out. A new report by AARP revealed that the amount of unpaid care Granite...
Health
New Hampshire Latino News produces and amplifies stories focused on the responses to the social determinants of health. A key social determinant, Health Access &...