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 […]
Dominicans Likely to Comply With COVID-19 Health Recommendations
A recent study from The City College of New York’s CUNY Dominican Studies Institute and the CUNY School of Medicine at CCNY indicates U.S.-born
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
Year End Recap: 3 Questions with …
As the year comes to a close, the MA Latino News (MALN) team is looking back at a year’s worth
Restrictions to pandemic aid put Latinos businesses at risk
Chelsea with an economy underpinned by a collection of immigrant-owned businesses was negatively impacted by the coronavirus and restrictions to
Evelyn Barahona, Director of the Latino Equity Fund
Hispanic-Latino residents in Massachusetts are less likely to be vaccinated, according to the state Department of Public Health. The group
Mass General Brigham takes action to narrow health inequity gap
Six weeks into Mass General Brigham (MGB) vaccination campaign, about 70-percdnt of its 80,000 workers have been immunized. But, according
Due to COVID vaccine inequity, Lawrence takes matters into its own hands
Lawrence is a city with one of the highest concentrations of Hispanics -Latinos in Massachusetts (77 percent of the city population).
Poll: Many Students Prefer In-Person Learning
Inequities in quality of remote learning are leaving Latinos behind.
Families Doubling Up During COVID-19
Multigenerational Latino households at high risk
Latino renters have little to no confidence in covering housing costs
The COVID-19 pandemic has widened gaps that people of color face in the Massachusetts housing market. According to the U.S.