Boston Celebrates Mejia and Her Homeland
DORCHESTER—Laughter rang as women clutched one another’s arms at Merengue Restaurant in Dorchester. In between bites of fried beef, they […]
Roxbury Muralist Creates Message of Love
MA Latino News covers the social determinants of health and democracy. Collaborations like the partnership with Boston University’s Department of Journalism in the
Volunteers Help Recently Arrived Migrants Endure First Winter
MA Latino News produces and amplifies stories focused on the responses to the social determinants of health. Social and Community Context is
Latinos Face Greater Challenges In MA than In Any Other State
In one of the nation’s richest states, many of the more than 800,000 Latinos in Massachusetts are struggling to deal
Yvette Modestin: “Racism within the Latino community is such a painful thing”
Not enough Hispanic-Latino, and not enough Black. Afro-Latinos are often made to feel like outsiders by the biases of communities
Undocumented Immigrants: essential for work, excluded from relief
Sitting on the stairs at the entrance of a building – shy look, short black hair, a tired tone of
Gladys Vega: Chelsea’s Superwoman
Spending a few minutes cruising through La Colaborativa’s website and you’ll quickly notice this is an organization that operates on
Volunteer with AARP Massachusetts and reach out to Latinos across the Bay State!
Did you know that AARP Massachusetts has a vast array of resources for individuals and their families? Most of the
MALN Opinion+: Kelly Turley
The Associate Director of Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless on adapting to the new cultural landscape
Culture Vultures will never strip me of my Mexican identity
Suburban moms blend ice, margarita mix, and tequila into their blenders to ring in the weekend. College students order a
Día de Muertos: A cultural celebration dating back thousands of years — it’s not Mexican Halloween
Día de Muertos, or Día de los Muertos as it is called in the United States, is NOT Mexican Halloween nor is
MALN Opinion+: Reverend Mariama White-Hammond
Chief of Energy for Environment and Open Spaces on protecting the land and its citizens