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Maria Mejia Perez: Farmworker Rights Advocate in North Carolina
María Mejía Pérez is a Guatemalan community leader who has dedicated her life to defending the labor rights and organize workers. Since arriving in North Carolina in 2018, she has worked to empower ...
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Your Vote, Your Voice! campaign seeks to make the Latino community heard at the polls
The NC Collective and NC Hispanic Center campaign will include bilingual resources, voter registration drives, and partnerships with local organizations to expand its reach and accessibility. With the ...
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A look at the proposals of the candidates for North Carolina lieutenant governor
Click to share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Click to share on Twitter (opens in a new window) Click to share on WhatsApp (opens in new window) More The lieutenant governor acts as second in ...
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Meet the candidates for North Carolina Secretary of State
Elaine Marshall has been the Secretary of State of North Carolina for seven terms 1997 since. For these November 5 elections, the Democratic candidate faces Republican candidate Chad Brown, chairman ...
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Mariana Rocha-Goldberg empowers the Latino community through culture and civic participation
Mariana Rocha-Goldberg es nacida en la ciudad de Bogotá, Colombia/Enlace Latino NC Desde que emigró de Bogotá, Colombia, a Estados Unidos a la edad de cuatro años, Mariana Rocha-Goldberg ha aprendido ...
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North Carolina Labor Commissioner Candidates Propose Different Solutions to Protect Workers
Click to share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Click to share on Twitter (opens in a new window) Click to share on WhatsApp (opens in new window) More Two candidates are facing off in the 2024 ...
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Ten early voting sites open in Buncombe
In North Carolina, early voting began on Thursday, October 17: 419 early voting sites across the state began operating today, and of that number, a total of 10 sites are operating ...
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Election changes approved by North Carolina legislature in counties affected by Helene
The North Carolina General Assembly unanimously approved a financial aid package on Oct. 9 that includes changes to make voting easier in counties affected by Helene. The Disaster ...
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Latino workers on the front lines of Hurricane Helene cleanup and reconstruction
In the city of Asheville, debris removal and cleanup work requires Latino labor. Workers from other states and cities are in the area: they are part of the so-called natural disaster industry. It's ...
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How to Apply for Disaster Food Stamps (D-SNAP) in North Carolina
Click to share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Click to share on Twitter (opens in a new window) Click to share on WhatsApp (opens in new window) More The North Carolina Department of Health and ...
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Job fair connects Latino students with jobs and college opportunities
Sanderson High School students obtain resources at the job fair on October 17, 2024. / Photo: Claudia Rivera, ELNC Nearly 350 Sanderson High School students participated in the Annual Hispanic Career ...
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Asheville schools confirmed to resume on October 28
Asheville City Schools will reopen Oct. 28 after 24 days of inactivity, Superintendent Maggie Fehrman confirmed. While there is still work to be done, non-potable water has been r ...