12 January 2024
LATIN TIMES: Latinos Face a Disproportionately Higher Risk of Flooding in the U.S.; Here's Why
Latinos in the U.S. face a disproportionately higher risk of flood compared to other demographics, its impact widening existing inequities. This conclusion was reached by the Hispanic Access Foundation and Headwaters Economics in a new…
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05 January 2024
PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE: Report: How Climate Change Threatens Latinos’ Health and Heritage
As climate change makes extreme weather events more common globally, Latinos often face the most significant effects to their health, safety, food security and livelihoods. A new report from the Hispanic Access Foundation details the…
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02 January 2024
HISPANOS UNIDOS: La Gente: Pastor Moses Borjas
In a candid conversation, we caught up with Pastor Moses Borjas to explore the fusion of faith, environmental advocacy, and the small yet impactful steps we can take every day. His firsthand experiences and commitment…
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02 January 2024
THE LATIN TIMES: Top Latin Times Stories in 2023: Politics and Immigration for U.S. Latinos
2023 has been a year of both historic progress and persistent challenges for Latinos and Hispanics living in the United States. From record political representation to ongoing struggles with immigration reform and gun violence, as…
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11 December 2023
THE LATIN TIMES: From Farmlands to Traditions: Climate Change Threatens Latino Culture in the U.S.
As advocates seek to draw commitments from governments to fight against climate change at COP28, they also look to raise awareness about other kinds of impact on the population. In that context, the Hispanic Access…
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15 December 2023
AVENUE NEWS: Ripples from COP28: Marine Conservation in the Face of Climate Denial
My journey into marine conservation began far from the ocean, in the heart of the Midwest, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. My first exposure to the magic of marine ecosystems was while watching Animal Planet and other…
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