Category: Fuerza por la Salud

Día de los Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead, is the annual holiday where we honor our loved ones who have passed away. This year, Día de l…

In spite of the countless burdens of COVID-19 on Latinos, rates of increased household wealth have been on the rise. In fact, 40% of Latinos who do no…

Smoking kills, and it’s not just lung cancer — but heart disease, too. Smoking, especially those who begin at a young age, seriously increases a p…

Denise Hernández is a proud Chicana and a 5th generation San Antonian. She is the founder of Maestranza, an organization based in San Antonio that em…

Nearly three-fourths of all coronavirus cases in some of the country’s most critical industries are happening among Latinos, the group already exper…

Breast cancer affects different women differently. That’s why the Breast Friends Forever (BFF) support group enables young breast cancer survivors t…

Across the country, police departments are making efforts to diversify their workforce to better reflect the populations they serve. With more Latino,…

The status quo for health in America is expensive and failing. Medical care is costly for individuals, communities, businesses, and employers. But the…

Latinos will account for the largest non-white voter demographic in history, as 2 million Latinos are expected to vote during the 2020 presidential el…

Fake news. Alternative Facts. Propaganda. In an election year, disinformation is rampant. Political candidates and organizations may aim to mislead th…