Holocaust Learn and Remember at the San Antonio Public Library
San Antonio Public Library and The Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio present the 12th annual The Holocaust: Learn & Remember series from January 4 through 27. SAPL commemorates International Holocaust Remembrance Day (January 27) with this series dedicated to...
El Departamento de Policía de Tránsito de VIA Recibe Reconocimiento por Sus Mejores Prácticas
El Departamento de Policía de Tránsito de VIA (VTPD) recibió el certificado de reconocimiento de la Asociación de Jefes de Policía de Texas por demostrar el cumplimiento de 172 criterios de mejores prácticas policiales de Texas, según su presentación más reciente para...
Local foundation supports families of premature infants hospitalized in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
I am hurting inside; please pray for me and my babies! “Today, all my emotions caught up to me as soon as I looked at my Isabella in her NICU bed, still hooked up to wires, still hooked up to her feeding tube. Please pray for me and my babies. I am hurting inside.”...
Judy Baca Paints at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Art lovers will not want to miss the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) solo exhibit “Painting in the River of Angels: Judy Baca and The Great Wall” [October 2023 to June 2, 2024]. Baca is one of America’s great visual artists and a Distinguished Studio Art...
VIA taps woman-owned local business as new marketing partner
VIA Metropolitan Transit has selected talkStrategy, a woman-owned, full-service, independent communications agency based in San Antonio, as its new advertising, marketing and public relations agency of record to help VIA engage and inform the community on...
Celebrating the Community Navigator Pilot Program with the U.S. Small Business Administration at the White House
The USHCC recently completed its second year of the Community Navigator Pilot Program, a $5 million grant that allows us to provide free business consulting to minority-owned businesses, helping to strengthen their economic impact on the American economy. We are proud...
Latino Art Sightings in Major Texas Cities
Latino art in Texas communities continues to expand, and its presence in major museums is no longer an afterthought. Over the past year, several of the major museums in San Antonio, El Paso, Austin, and Houston have added Latino staff, including curators Mia Lopez at...
CASA – A Story of Hope: CASA Advocate, Dr. Chelsea Campbell, Illuminates the Path to Happiness
Unfortunately, children experience life in foster care system for many reasons. This particularly young child, 5-year-old Araceli, was found wandering the streets at 3 a.m., seeking safety, warmth, and the love she deserved. Today, her journey stands as a beacon of...
New Tool Highlights Value of Age-Old Resource to Address Mental Health Crisis
Amid what experts call a global mental health crisis, a new article series has been released highlighting the Bible’s role in promoting mental wellness. “Mental Health — Help From the Bible,” available free of charge both in print and on Jehovah’s Witnesses’ official...
La Prensa Texas Board Member Louis R. Escareño Receives the 2023 Legacy Icon Award from the Texas Diversity Council
The Legacy Icon Award is the pinnacle of recognition, bestowed upon an individual whose lifelong dedication has forged a profound and historical impact within the LGBTQ+ community. These exceptional individuals embody the very essence of LGBTQ+ Equality, showcasing...
