Is Awareness Enough? Economic, Political Growth 52 Years After Hispanic Heritage Launch

This must be about more than selling Frida Kahlo t-shirts once a year.

In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson initiated a week to honor the influence and legacies in the arts and culture of Americans with heritage origins in Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America. President Ronald Reagan turned it into a month celebrated from September 15 through October 15 by law, inaugurating Hispanic Heritage Awareness Month.

Change Leadership, Parity, Women Career Success, Changing the Power Par..., Changing the WorkplaceMichele WeldonSeptember 18, 2020latina women, Hispanic Heritage Month, Women In Politics, Opportunity, Equality, female CEOComment

The Career Advice I Wish Abuela Told Me

Hispanic Heritage Month is this month, and I want to share some advice specifically for our Latina readers as we celebrate our heritage and culture. My blog (The Branding Muse) and my business were born out of my need to share the career knowledge that I never learned at home. This wasn’t due to neglect, but more so because of cultural differences in how Latinos, especially women, approach the workplace.

Career choices, Inspirational Role Models, Women Like YouEmmelie De La CruzSeptember 21, 2015career advice, Hispanic Heritage Month, Role Models, women in the workplace Comments

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