Expert on workforce development, Afro-Latina leader to visit AL DÍA
Join AL DÍA Talks for a conversation with the expert on diversity in Philadelphia's workforce, Uva Coles, on April 18 from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Join AL DÍA Talks for a conversation with the expert on diversity in Philadelphia's workforce, Uva Coles, on April 18 from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.
In May, AL DÍA News will present its 17th Annual Diversity Career Fair.
Four candidates are vying to unseat incumbent Lt. Governor Mike Stack in the May 15 primary. On April 11 they will be speaking at a forum hosted by AL DÍA News and 6ABC, in collaboration with Temple University's Klein College of Media and Communication from 5:30 - 7 p.m. at Temple's Kiva Auditorium.
Ahead of the May 15 primary, AL DÍA News will host a discussion with the Democratic candidates for Lt. Governor of Pennsylvania on April 11.
Acclaimed Mexican-American journalist Jorge Ramos sat down with AL DÍA News to discuss immigration, Dreamers, and the future of Spanish language media.
Internationally-acclaimed Mexican journalist Eileen Truax will discuss DACA and her book about undocumented students and DREAMers in an open conversation at the AL DÍA Newsroom on Feb. 21.
El pasado 1 de febrero, el comité de selección se reunió para escoger a los 12 finalistas de la campaña “Soy un inmigrante americano”.
On February 1, the selection committee gathered to choose the 12 "I am an American Immigrant" finalists.
La campaña “I am an American Immigrant” de AL DÍA News quiere sacar a la luz las excepcionales contribuciones de cuatro inmigrantes de la región de Filadelfia.
The "I am an American Immigrant" campaign from AL DÍA News will spotlight the exceptional contributions of 12 immigrants in the Philadelphia region.
The "I am an American Immigrant" campaign from AL DÍA News will spotlight the exceptional contributions of 12 immigrants in the Philadelphia region.
The "I am an American Immigrant" campaign from AL DÍA News will spotlight the exceptional contributions of 12 immigrants in the Philadelphia region.
A full-blown love affair with Portugal travels from Café Liz in Olney, to Independence LIVE! in Center City for one festive night only.
Judith Suzarra-Campbell is the master chef behind the scenes in the kitchen and gregariously greeting her guests at Sazón Restaurant and Cafe, the longtime champion of healthy homestyle Venezuelan cooking in Philadelphia.
El chef boricua Luis Liceaga será el dueño del primer puesto latinoamericano en Reading Terminal Market.
Boricua chef Luis Liceaga is the owner of the first Latin American food stand at Reading Terminal Market.
DAPL
Philadelphia DAPL protest.
Sozi Tulante to speak at local event honoring lawyers.
Llamémosla “La Bendita Pared."
Este fin de semana pasado tuvimos el privilegio de mirarla con nuestros propios ojos y, al final, no pudimos creer lo que veíamos.
“La Pared”, en la frontera entre México y los Estados Unidos, esa que vemos ocasionalmente en la televisión, o esa construida en la imaginación popular por políticos que hablan sin parar de ella, no tiene nada que ver con lo que se ve y se siente al llegar allí y no resistir la tentación de tocarla con tus propias manos.
Well, there were already 2 in my family.
My brother Agustín, Electrical Engineer, and my brother Raúl, who just retired from his noble profession, after a long and meritorious career as a Mechanical Engineer.
At age 16, I wanted to be, if not "somebody", at least somebody else.
Make my life count for something —not like in an act of heroism— but, in a more earthly purpose, to avoid being a blatant redundancy.
Or perhaps, God forbids, a plain-vanilla, mediocre, self-conceited brat.
I recently walked by the house Gabriel García Márquez owned and used to stay at in Cartagena, Colombia, and I couldn’t wait to get to the keyboard to tell a personal story about this maestro of good literature and even better journalism.
Only the best is good enough,” Johan Cruyff wrote in his weekly column in “De Telegraaf” at the end of last year, when he had no idea death was going to ambush him this week in Barcelona, Spain.
Although his sainthood is yet to be declared by the Catholic Church, miracles abound in the life of Father Felix Varela, the champion of thousands of Irish immigrants who in the 19th century suffered, fought and, eventually, prevailed in carving out their own space in the American society, just as Latinos are doing today.
Or entrepreneurial journalists, or new media innovators, or savvy technology empresarios, to use the lingo now in fashion..