• Música en la cámara

    Música en la cámara
    EnglishEspañolChamber Music
    Photos by Cristóbal Vivar
    The Bellas Artes Mexican Folklore group performed.
    Before she was Speaker in 2026, she was the Census Director in 2020.
    “Over a quarter of our residents are Latino,” noted City Council Speaker Julie Menin, who referenced her efforts in the last Census to accurately record the city’s constituencies. Indeed, the 2020 Census and subsequent reports confirm that Latinos are the second largest demographic in the city
  • Lily Rabe OTHER DESERT CITIES Fall Preview

    Lily Rabe OTHER DESERT CITIES Fall Preview
    Lily Rabe OTHER DESERT CITIES Fall Preview
  • 2026 Fall Preview: Zoe Sarnak and Michael Weiner on GALILEO

  • “Every dollar matters”

    “Every dollar matters”
    EnglishEspañol“Every dollar matters”
    Expiration deadline: Families urged to check on Summer EBT benefits ASAP
    Summer EBT benefits may soon be expiring for eligible families. Photo: Shutterstock
    Advocates, including No Kid Hungry, are reminding New York families across the state to check on their Summer EBT accounts as soon as possible and use any remaining benefits before they begin to expire on October 14.
    Summer EBT benefits help eligible families cover the cost of
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  • Los hispanos y la IA

    Los hispanos y la IA
    EnglishEspañolHispanics and AI
    By José López Zamorano | For La Red Hispana
    Photos: Shutterstock
     
    Artificial intelligence is no longer just a futuristic promise; it is already present in our phones, offices, schools, and homes
    And for millions of Hispanics, tools like ChatGPT or Gemini are rapidly becoming part of everyday life.
    Contrary to the notion of a new “digital divide,” Latinos are not lagging behind non-Hispanic whites or African Americans.
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  • Hispanic New Yorkers Are Showing Others What’s Possible

    Hispanic New Yorkers Are Showing Others What’s Possible
    EnglishEspañolHispanic New Yorkers Are Showing Others What’s Possible
    By Maritza E.M. Mercado, MBA
     
    As a Puerto Rican born and raised in New York City, I have always been surrounded by hardworking people with the intelligence, resilience and determination to accomplish extraordinary things.
    New York is a city where ambition is everywhere.
    Yet even here, opportunity does not always feel equally visible.
    Too often, access can stand in the way: access to higher education, to ment

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