Huellas de ejemplo y pasión
Features sobre prácticas de periodismo para latinos sobre ciencias, de la salud, del medio ambiente.
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On Connecticut Avenue with Dupont Circle in D.C., Joshua Francovitch, 35, parked the SUV he bought in 2015 to connect with the memories of his military service, where he had to hide he was gay for more than four years. He says that taking the old Chevrolet for people to decorate it in public spaces has become part of a personal therapy project.
Continue reading “Veteran Celebrates LGBTQ Pride on SUV Canvas”
Fabián Arias is well known in New York City, for being outspoken on immigrant rights. A media friendly person, recognized for his public service and community engagement with the undocumented. He is one of the central characters, when it comes to protecting local immigrants from law enforcement agents. But, some of his social work turn out to be a public secret.
Eran las 7:00 de la noche y Carlos Leerdam, 42, esperaba su turno para jugar en una de ocho mesas de dominó, después de un largo día de trabajo. Dijo que El Deportivo es su “segundo hogar”.
Most Inwood and Washington Heights residents travel down to 125th Street’s Magic Johnson movie theater to watch the latest premieres, since the majestic Coliseum Theater at 181st. closed its doors in 2011.
Continue reading “El Alto seeks ideas for arts and culture plan”
During my first semester at the CUNYJ School, I started working with Carmen Villavicencio, the Executive Editor for El Diario NY. She was always available and willing to work on my daybook and enterprise stories, while I developed a better understanding and engagement with the communities of Washington Heights and Inwood, and NYC as a whole.
Residents from around the city prepare for the worst, as they attend information sessions and workshops on immigrant rights in Upper Manhattan and Lower East Side, in the face of possible immigration raids and regulatory or arbitrary encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and NYPD officers.
Continue reading “Educating New Yorkers on Immigrant Rights”
Educating in science never got this innovative in the Northeastern: an interactive glass wall the third of a football field, live insects crawl up your sleeves and an immersive theater that pull you away from space and time are just three of the unique promises the American Museum of Natural History proposed when engaging in the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education and Innovation.
Continue reading “AMNH Gilder Center Promises New Adventures in Near Future”
Con raíces diminutas y sin un tronco propio que presumir, la Tilansia, Clavel del aire o también conocida como Mala Madre (Tillandsia spp) se abraza a las ramas de otros árboles para albergarse de las tempestades del ambiente.
Jesenia De Moya Correa 
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