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In January, Julian Castro became the new CEO of the Latino Community Foundation — the largest Latino-serving philanthropic organization in the country.
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The foundation, through its Latino Giving Circle Network, has generated more than $348,000 to invest Latino-led organizations across the state to increase and mobilize Latino youth leadership, support entrepreneurs and increase access to healthcare.
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“Queer in the Valley” spotlights Fresno’s QTBIPOC community
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CSU Bakersfield launches its first department of ethnic studies
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On a warm Saturday morning in south Fresno County, families and vendors bargain at the Cherry Auction, the Central Valley’s largest outdoor market. Latino…
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Pedro Cruz Mendoza was born in Oaxaca and came to the Central Valley in 1988. His wife and their son joined him 8 years later. He spent 21 years working…
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Early on in the pandemic, the state of California put an emphasis on equity in its pandemic response, requiring specific levels of testing and outreach in…
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Earlier this week, the New York Times published an analysis of national data that found that Black and Latinx Americans are three times as likely to catch…
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As the host of the popular NPR show Latino USA and founder of the non-profit Futuro Media Group, Maria Hinojosa shines a light on the experience of the…
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A new exhibit at Arte Américas in downtown Fresno shows the history of Latinos in the San Joaquin Valley through pictures, paintings, maps, and stories.…