Abbott and Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) recently announced a $37.5 million initiative to empower diverse small businesses to help create ..read more

By Sarah Mosqueda, Early in John Leguizamo’s career, there was something he always seemed to notice.“I was always the only Latino ..read more

Chances are, you know someone with diabetes. It may be a friend, a family member or even you, so learn about ..read more

Even if you don’t think you’ve watched an Adult Swim program, you most likely have. A channel specializing in comedy and ..read more

The Flash uses his superpowers to travel back in time, inadvertently altering the future – but will making the ultimate sacrifice be enough to reset the universe? https://www.warnerbros.com/movies/flash Facebook/Twitter @TheFlash Instagram @DCTheFlash  #TheFlashMovie The post The Flash appeared first on Hispanic Network Magazine | A Hispanic News Source ..read more

Are you looking to start your own business? Or maybe you’re already a business owner, but need additional funds to get your ideas in action? Whatever the case, there are numerous government and independently funded opportunities specifically designed for aiding Black businesses. Here are some of the ones that you should know about: Certification If you aren’t already a certified minority, women, veteran or LGBTQ+ business owner, then you’ll definitely want to consider obtaining one of these certifications. While many of these programs require a fee through the certification process, they offer ..read more

By Natalie Rodgers You may be able to impress a hiring manager with your resume, but can you pass the ATS test? Over the last several years, many companies have begun using applicant tracking system (ATS) software to review resumes before they are given to an actual human. This software is designed to weed out the resumes with irrelevant experience and pass along the ones deemed applicable by a pre-determined system. Unfortunately, technology isn’t perfect and can discard your resume even if you’re an excellent fit for the position. While there isn’t a foolproof way to ensure that your resume ..read more

Building your network is vital no matter where you are in your career journey. For first-time job seekers, networking can help you gain opportunities in your ideal work environments and obtain employment. Seasoned employees can get references, find assistance in moving up the ladder, secure partnerships for their company and attain job opportunities. No matter your situation, here are seven networking tips that will help you make those connections. Attend Events The best resource you have for making new connections is through events. Conferences and trade shows are great places to meet like-mi ..read more

Job and career fairs are a great way to connect with employers, learn about companies and find job openings that may be right for you. When you attend a career fair in person, you may find yourself in an auditorium or other large space. Often there are hundreds of people competing for the attention of the companies’ recruiters and representatives. Although career fairs are less formal than job interviews, following these nine tips may help you stand out to potential employers and advance your job search. Dress Appropriately A suit and tie may not be necessary, but you will want to look pr ..read more

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to recognize the best businesses, organizations, and individuals who have demonstrated leadership and commitment in advancing inclusive entrepreneurship. Choose a deserving nominee for one of 15 National MED Week Awards in three separate categories. Click here to view the 2023 Call for Nominations Brochure For more information, go to www.mbda.gov. To submit your nominations, please visit our website at nationalmedweek.awardsplatform.com. The post National Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week Nominations! Deadline Extended appeared first on Hispanic Netw ..read more