Here’s to celebrating big accomplishments and accepting the recognition we work hard for 👏🏼 My story, along with the stories of 4 other incredibly talented Latinas in PR, made it on @ForbesWomen! https://t.co/Jl4uqVxPm8
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Thank you, @vivnunez, for helping us share our stories!
.@MECA_Houston's 2022 Día de los Muertos Festival includes a special dedication to the victims of the Robb Elementary School shooting.
https://t.co/NezjpJ43Bi
It’s MECA’s 22nd Dia de Muertos festival, but this year, they’re honoring the 21 victims of the Uvalde tragedy. https://t.co/VR79OsFhUN #khou11@zacktKHOU
On a day dedicated to death and remembrance, the children and teachers that were taken too soon have lingered in the minds of not only Texans but people across the nation. 🧡🤎 #DiaDeLosMuertos https://t.co/HPuTHWJvRr
Children and teachers killed in the Uvalde school shooting are being honored by communities across Texas and around the U.S. as part of the Día de los Muertos traditions. https://t.co/o6FYTxqX9E
@Eliana_Murillo You’re the sweetest! Thank you for your beautiful words, Eli. So glad we got to catch up in HTOWN! 💖 thank you for being such a loving and supportive friend!
@_valentinalara@meeshsparks I would just like to share that I’m ✨manifesting✨ a beautiful way for the three of us work together in some capacity! It’s happening. I’m claiming it! Also, see y’all in Texas soon? 😏🧡🤘🏼#tweetitintoexistence
In 2018, Kat Novoa founded Babes of Wellness in South Los Angeles, a safe space that provides women the chance to explore what it means to build physical strength while simultaneously healing generational emotional trauma. https://t.co/8vwyTFxMdt
Trigger warning: this story discusses suicidal feelings.
@YahooNews shares how Kat Novoa, founder of #BabesOfWellness has created a safe haven in Compton for Latinx women at a time of high Latinx depression rates.
Wellness studio becomes a safe haven for Latinx women at a time of high Latinx depression rates
My latest story for @YahooNews is now live ⬇️
If you or someone you know is in crisis, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255