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A Champion for Community: The Remarkable Journey of Lourdes Ribera
The Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati’s “Kudos Corner” - In today’s Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati’s “Kudos Corner,” we honor Lourdes Rivera. Lourdes Rivera is retiring, and her remarkable achievements and unwavering commitment to the Hispanic community have earned her a place of honor in the annals of Cincinnati’s history. Lourdes Ribera, a distinguished figure in the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) Cincinnati Chapter, has dedicated her career to advocating for the rights and well-being of the
Jennifer Patritti Cram, Ph.D. Scholarship Recipient, Hispanic Chamber of Cincinnati Foundation (2019
Jennifer Patritti Cram, Ph.D., received the Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati Foundation scholarship in the fall of 2019, which she utilized to enhance her professional development. As a first-generation Latina, Dr. Patritti Cram pursued a Ph.D. in Neurosciences at the University of Cincinnati. Through the support of the Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati Foundation, she was able to cover the cost of the intellectual property course necessary to become a patent agent, enabling her to write and prosecute patents before
V. Anthony Simms-Howell Honored with the James P. Clingman Award for a Lifetime of Community Leaders
Congratulations to V. Anthony Simms-Howell, Dean Commissioner of the Ohio Commission on Hispanic Latino Affairs, on receiving the James P. Clingman Award for a lifetime of service advancing inclusion, civic engagement, and cross-cultural collaboration. From founding chambers and community organizations to serving on statewide boards, his leadership embodies unity and impact. Anthony Simms-Howell received the award at the 30th Anniversary Legacy of Lights Gala of the African-American Chamber of Greater
Osmary Contreras has been named a finalist for the 2025 Allied Construction Industries She Builds Aw
Osmary Contreras, a Project Manager at Jostin Construction, has been recognized for her leadership on some of our region’s most complex and high-profile projects, including the Cincinnati Convention Center Reinvention, FC Cincinnati’s TQL Stadium, and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens’ Elephant Trek. Her ability to coordinate diverse teams, navigate challenges, and deliver excellence on these transformational builds reflects her calm, solutions-oriented leadership style. The She Builds Award honors
Today's Podcast: Latina Rooted Leadership helped her to Persevere and Overcome
Por Lorena Mora-MowryListen to Latina Today Podcast In recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month 2025, Latina Today Podcast and Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA have launched Rooted Leadership / Liderazgo Arraigado, an initiative dedicated to highlighting the narratives that inspire Latino-rooted leadership, accomplishments, legacies, and lived experiences from across the United States. In an inspiring interview, Lorena Mora-Mowry engages in a conversation with Mayra Camarena, a remarkable student
“Historias que compartimos”, una invitación de Welcome Dayton
Source www.MujerLatinaToday.com Martha-Jeannette Rodríguez trabaja para la Ciudad de Dayton en el Programa Welcome Dayton. La misión del programa es conectar a la comunidad inmigrante con las organizaciones y agencias que cuentan con los medios y recursos para brindarles apoyo e integrarlos a la comunidad estadounidense. Se busca un entendimiento y apoyo para la integración de todos los residentes en Dayton. Les invita al programa “Historias que compartimos” durante la Semana de Bienvenida 2025, donde 24
Estrategias de supervivencia en medio de nuestras crisis cotidianas
Entrevista con Rosa Reyes-Santana sobre las estrategias de supervivencia en medio de nuestras crisis cotidianas. La pérdida del empleo, incertidumbre económica, crisis políticas, problemas de salud o la situación migratoria pueden tener un impacto negativo en la salud mental. Para Rosa, es fundamental reconocer las dificultades, buscar apoyo, mantener una actitud positiva y cuidar de uno mismo. Asimismo, Rosa explica cómo desarrollar resiliencia, entendida como la capacidad de adaptarse y recuperarse ante
Breaking New Ground: Pamela Rincones Named First Executive Director of Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA
Listen to the Latina Today Podcast series: Interview with Pamela Rincones, First Executive Director of the Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA (HCCUSA). In an interview with Lorena Mora-Mowry, Rincones discusses her feelings about being the first Executive Director of HCCUSA. She also shares her upbringing and how her leadership style aligns with the organization’s values. Additionally, she discusses the factors that have inspired her to pursue this path. Rincones outlines her professional journey,
Cincy-Cinco Festival Latino 2025 por Lorena Mora-Mowry
Entrevista con Alfonso Cornejo, presidente de la Cámara Hispana de Cincinnati. El Festival Cincy-Cinco Latino, que celebra su 21.º aniversario este año, se ha convertido en el evento inaugural del verano en Ohio. “El Festival Cincinnati-Cinco Latino se ha convertido en un espacio para celebrar y unir a familias, amigos y organizaciones para honrar y celebrar la herencia latina. Trasciende los límites de un festival, ofreciendo una vibrante experiencia cultural que sumerge a los asistentes en las vistas,
Las raíces indígenas impulsan el éxito de Patkli Foods
Entrevista con Seena Chriti, propietaria de "Paktli Foods: Paktli Bites" en Cincinnati, Ohio. Seena es una experta en gastronomía y cultura con amplia experiencia en televisión y medios impresos. Paktli, en náhuatl, la lengua azteca, se traduce como "felicidad" o "alegría". Seena habla sobre cómo su herencia indígena impulsa el éxito de Patkli.. Para Seena, la comida es el único elemento cultural que entra directamente en nuestros cuerpos y se convierte en parte integral de nuestro ser. Seena relata la
New Mental Health Initiative Aims to Break Barriers in the Latino Community
MujerLatinaToday.com is proud to introduce a groundbreaking new video and podcast segment as part of the Intentional Self-Care Initiative, developed in collaboration with Rosa Reyes-Santana, a therapist with over 40 years of experience. This initiative seeks to address the barriers and stigma surrounding mental health within the Latino community by fostering open conversations and providing culturally relevant resources. “Intentional self-care is not a luxury—it’s a necessity, especially in our
La mediana edad en las Latinas
Being multicultural is your super power
Listen in SoundCloud Latina Today: Lilly Cavanaugh of Columbus, Ohio reflects about how Latinas can thrive in a work environment with opportunities to enhance diversity, equity, and inclusion. “What I want to make sure is you are seen as a promoter of empowerment and that means we flip negatives into opportunities so nobody says – “oh ! Cómo se quejan”– We can “quejarnos con diplomacia y así nos vemos fuertes” because we come from a place of strength given to us from our deep cultural roots where we see
Cincy-Cinco Latino Festival Celebra 20 años en Cincinnati, Ohio
Lorena Mora-Mowry conversa con Alfonso Cornejo, presidente del Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA sobre los inicios del Cincy-Cinco Latino Festival y cómo se ha convertido en el festival que inicia el verano en el Midwest. For more information, visit MujerLatinaToday.com
Entrevista con el Neumólogo Dr. Sadia Benzaquen
Lorena Mora-Mowry entrevista con el Dr. Sadia Benzaquen sobre su vivencias como neumólogo tras el paso del Covid por nuestras vidas.De igual forma habla sobre las enfermedades respiratorias PostCovid, la exposición y consumo de sustancias potencialmente cancerígenas, como el tabaco y cómo mantener un pulmón saludable. El Dr. Benzaquen recientemente fue reconocido como uno de los mejores médicos de Filadelfia, EE.UU. Sobre Sadia Benzaquen MD, FACP, FCCP, ATSF, DAABIP - Dr. Benzaquen es presidente de
Cardióloga envía Mensaje para las Madres en su Día
“Una en tres Latinas es consciente que las enfermedades cardiovasculares son la principal causa de muerte entres ellas. Sabemos que el 43% de las Latinas padecen de algún tipo de enfermedad cardiovascular. En average, una mujer Latina va a tener una enfermedad cardiovascular mas o menos 10 años antes de una mujer que no es Latina, quiere decir que las Latinas padecen de enfermedades cardiovasculares a una edad mucho mas temprana que las mujeres que no son Latinas. “ - Dra, Quesada







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