In recent months, immigration, race and ethnicity have dominated headlines. One reason is because with each passing year, more […]
Once a week, every week, the health center at Stamford High School offers sophomore Roger Sanchez an oasis—someplace he can
photo: peru21.pe Erika Sánchez began to have suicidal thoughts when she was 13. Sánchez, the daughter of Mexican immigrants in
On a snowy Saturday morning in January, Selvin, 13, and his mother were in the basement of the First and
CTLatinoNews.com and its co-founder and publisher, Diane Alverio, were among the recipients of the CT Chapter of the National
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com While programs such as the Affordable Care Act have significantly increased, for now, the number of
Folks from Salinas like to remind you that their valley is the “Salad Bowl of the World.”
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com For many Hispanics living in Connecticut during the 1980s, the health care system care seemed alien and
Annika Darling/CTLatinoNews.com “My name is Christopher (Chris) Nieves and I am from East Hartford, Conn. I am the
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com The movement to eliminate health care disparities in Connecticut hit a speed bump during the last legislative
C-HIT Staff For the roughly 9 percent of Connecticut’s population who live with diabetes, eating healthy and knowing how foods
Brian Woodman Jr./CTLatinoNews.com Charles Capers is quite emotional about his involvement with a support group focused on Latinos and
