Latinos

Inside Grand Valley State University’s Seidman Center for Business, over 100 Latine leaders from across the state gathered seeking outcomes addressing economic, education, housing, and civic gaps.

We talk to hosts Victoria Estrada and Marta Martinez about this series.

Three shootings took place over the weekend in Grand Rapids, Kent County Commissioner Robert Womack is launching a series of town hall meetings, Muskegon is doubling down on its DEI initiatives this Pride Month, and more.

West Michigan Jazz Society, the ACAT Center, annual Tech Trends event, Latino Outdoor Bike Event, and the Heartside Business Association.

Ana Ortiz with the Office of Equity and Engagement at the City of GR discusses this Latino Outdoors Bike Event.

A new economic advancement center is planned, as the Hispanic/Latino population in Grand Rapids is expected to more than double over the next 20 years

The West Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has officially broken ground for its new headquarters in Grand Rapids

The funding will provide loans to new and emerging Latino-owned businesses

Kaylee Moreno and Carola Carassa join in to discuss the importance of health and fitness.

Citing what it calls the dismantling of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs and safety concerns, organizers of a West Michigan Latino Festival have cancelled this year’s event