Archive for December 2008

Digital Hispanics

According to Experian Consumer Research's latest study, most kids spend time online.   As a result of growing up with computers, Internet and other technology like cell phones and

Two ads that tap into unique cultural insights in a genuine and entertaining way. Two approaches, for sure, but both hit the mark and connect

Ayudando los ninos con cancer

There is no greater need in the delivery of healthcare services than providing access to doctors, medicines and education.  Yet, significant cultural barriers are preventing or discouraging Hispanics

Music remains the heart of Latin Culture

Found myself going over the winners of this year’s Latin Grammy’s.  Album of the Year – Juanes; Song of the Year – Juanes; Best New Artist

Census: More Hispanics in USA fluent in English

A recent article on USA Today reflected specific numbers of English fluency among Hispanics in the U.S.  The larger cities and counties that have been

Hispanic Education Effort

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation today announced it will give nearly $70 million in grants to aid Hispanic education efforts concentrating in New York

Living In A Multicultural America

The signs of a multicultural America are everywhere, as the nation grows more diverse every day. Today, News & Notes kicks off its month-long series

Nothing Like the Holidays

Last week I had the unique opportunity to attend the Hollywood premiere of "Nothing Like the Holidays".  I must say, I was pleasantly surprised! The film

I Think a Trip to NY is in Order.

I Think a Trip to NY is in Order. Posted using ShareThis

Living in a Hyphenated World

A hyphen has never wielded as much power as it does today. The combination of immigration and high birth rates has propelled the U.S. Hispanic population