Author: Informatedfw

Third Annual Event Hey Chica! WE RECOVER AND RESET the Self-Care Experience brings another year of mindfulness and self-care. Their Pop Out experience brings storytelling, inspiring talks, and activations for chicas to understand the importance of self-care! While we are all inspired to live our best life, we are all still trying to figure out the magic behind being and not just doing. WE RECOVER & RESET will pour into chicas with live talks, lifestyle sessions, and keynotes, to navigate a fun, dynamic Pop Out Experience for modern ladies who are ready to Step up and Step in! All the…

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By Maryanne Pina, CEO, CMP  What are the key components of embracing career ownership that can help Latinos thrive professionally? The job market is evolving, and career ownership has become crucial, especially for Latinos seeking to navigate and thrive in professional landscapes. Embracing career ownership involves cultivating self-awareness, being action-oriented, and committing to continuous improvement and growth. Self-Awareness: Self-awareness is the foundation of career ownership, starting with a profound understanding of oneself. For Latinos, this entails recognizing their cultural scripts, personal strengths, weaknesses, and passions, allowing them to align their career paths with their values and skills. Career ownership begins…

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By: Ashley Munoz, Project Coordinator | Funkytown Mindful Market Manager, COACT  COACT is a nonprofit social design studio based in Fort Worth, Texas, with a mission to amplify communities by creating lasting solutions to today’s unique, complex, and pressing social challenges. As activists in the communities where COACT founders Jesse Herrera, Amanda Arizola, and Juan Villalpando were born and raised, they observed a recurring issue in addressing social injustices. People would often gather to discuss novel and bold ideas to tackle critical community issues. However, despite their good intentions, these conversations often missed representation from the very communities they aimed…

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By Veronica Muñoz, CEO Mezquite Installations  It’s graduation season, so congrats to Class of 2024! I bet you thought you were finally done with school, but I got news for you – learning is never-ending. In today’s dynamic job market, staying ahead requires more than just experience; it demands a commitment to continuous learning. As industries evolve and technology advances, the skills needed to thrive are constantly shifting. Continuing education emerges as a critical tool for professionals seeking to enhance their careers, adapt to new challenges, and seize emerging opportunities. Don’t fall behind! I recommend that everyone – students, business…

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By Elba Garcia, Dallas County Commissioner, District 4 When it comes to buying a home, financial literacy is one of the best tools we can have in our pocket. Owning a home continues to be a main source of building family wealth in our country, so it’s encouraging to know that U.S. homeownership rates have increased for all population groups in the past decade. However, our minority populations continue to experience additional hurdles toward homeownership. Finding affordable housing options to fit their budgets is one of those hurdles. When you additionally factor in the complexity of the mortgage process and…

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By Jaime Resendez, Dallas County Councilmember, District 5 Education has always been a cornerstone for societal advancement, yet its role in Hispanic communities is particularly profound. For many educated Hispanics, education is not just a personal achievement but a collective milestone that resonates through families and communities. It embodies the hopes and dreams of generations and serves as a catalyst for cultural pride, economic empowerment, and social mobility. Cultural Resilience Through Education In Hispanic culture, education is deeply intertwined with family values. Many Hispanics come from families where parents and grandparents sacrificed their own educational opportunities to provide for their…

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In the heart of Fort Worth’s diverse and growing community, education is not just about books and exams; it is a beacon of opportunity, inclusion, and empowerment. At the forefront of this transformative mission is Dr. Angelica M. Ramsey, Fort Worth’s visionary school district Superintendent whose commitment to bilingual education is redefining academic success for Latino students. With a career marked by resilience and a passion for bridging linguistic divides, Dr. Ramsey is dedicated to ensuring that every child, regardless of their primary language, has access to an enriching and equitable learning experience. Infórmate DFW had the honor of sitting…

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The beginning of the school year is just around the corner! At the Amon Carter Museum of American Art (the Carter), even the youngest scholars can learn about American art this fall. The Carter offers free monthly events designed for children up to 5 years old and their families: Itty-Bitty Art, Toddler Studio, and Carter Playdate. Families can also get creative together during our Family Workshops, designed for ages 6 to 12. During our Family Events this fall, children of all ages can tap into their creativity, learn about American art in an interactive museum setting, and create unique artworks…

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A World-class theater festival will take place during 3 weeks in Dallas. Teatro Dallas’ own International Theater Festival arrives in its XXI edition at the Latino Cultural Center. ALL PRODUCTIONS WILL BE IN SPANISH. (ENGLISH SYNOPSIS WILL BE AVAILABLE) February 10th México – Group: Corazón Compañía Creativa PERSONA – Inspired by the film by Ingmar Bergman, directed by Guttenberg Brito PERSONA is the story of Elisabet, a renowned actress who suddenly decides to fall silent while portraying Electra. She retreats to a beach house in the company of Alma, her nurse. Through their daily interactions, the emotional relationship between the two women fluctuates…

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Mark your calendars and get ready for a day of fun, wellness, and community spirit at The Concilio’s and National Alliance for Hispanic Health’s ¡Vive tu Vida! Get Up! Get Moving! Health Fair! They’re thrilled to invite you and your family to this FREE community event dedicated to promoting physical activity and a healthy lifestyle. Event Details: Join The Concilio for a day filled with family fun, including FREE health screenings, exciting activities, and valuable information to inspire a healthier lifestyle for you and your loved ones. For exhibitors, health screeners and volunteers click HERE. Photo credit: theconcilio.org

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