The Earth Day 2024 event at Iwo Jima focuses on celebrating our planet with art and music. International guitarist Michael Bard (after his successful debut at Carnegie Hall) will provide a soothing musical backdrop. We will also be supporting the City Nature Challenge with a citizen science bioblitz (bring your phone with the iNaturalist app loaded). It will be laid-back, enjoyable way to acknowledge Earth Day, blending entertainment with a nod to environmental awareness.
In response to the catastrophic aftermath of Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, Mexico, a coalition of civil society organizations and corporations from Mexico, the United States, and Latin America is convening to activate coordinated relief and long-term support for the affected regions.
This groundbreaking program aims to transform the lives of low-income, at-risk children and their families from BIPOC communities in the Washington DC Metropolitan area, using the incredible power of music education.
"Today's ruling stifles the Environmental Protection Agency's authority and will hinder President Biden and his successors from being able to set standards to regulate carbon emissions caused by existing power plants. We are shocked that this decision was made during our time's most urgent environmental crisis- and as our power plants emit some of the worst climate-destabilizing pollution in the world.
"Today's ruling stifles the Environmental Protection Agency's authority and will hinder President Biden and his successors from being able to set standards to regulate carbon emissions caused by existing power plants. We are shocked that this decision was made during our time's most urgent environmental crisis- and as our power plants emit some of the worst climate-destabilizing pollution in the world.
Two-Time Liga MX Soccer Champions, Atlas FC, Hosts Multi-Day Community-Wide Celebrations across Chicago
Events are coordinated and sponsored by Orlegi Sports, Corazón Latino, Alderperson Michael D. Rodriguez, Colores Mexicanos, Beyond the Ball, and community leaders and local organizations.
The Latino environmental organization Corazón Latino partners with blockchain platform Eluv.io to launch “Milagritos,” a Web3 experience offering limited-edition NFTs, with a free live stream featuring Mexican recording artist Nicho Hinojosa on Earth Day. Those streaming the performance will be eligible to participate in giveaways.
Today marks a transformational moment in our nation’s history: the first Black female justice has been confirmed to the Supreme Court, making us a stronger and better nation. As a result of her perseverance, Judge Jackson has shattered the glass ceiling and redefined our nation’s history.
“The confirmation hearing for Judge Jackson has given us greater insight into her exceptional record as a judge, her outstanding character, and her unwavering commitment to upholding the U.S. Constitution. We are proud that Senator Manchin, who represents the people of West Virginia, rose above the theatrics and voted according to her impressive background and qualitfications. We encourage every Senator to follow his example and do the right thing. We look forward to celebrating her confirmation and the historic moment it will represent for our country.”
“President Biden selected a candidate with ‘exceptional credentials, unimpeachable character, and an unwavering dedication to the rule of law.’
In these difficult moments, we call for compassion and love among all humans. The only way to heal is by coming together. Despite this sad moment, we know that love will indeed prevail
Over the past year, Americans have overcome extraordinary challenges. However, with President Biden at the helm, we have begun to build a compelling future for our country through courage, resilience, and a shared vision for a better tomorrow.
At Corazón Latino, we believe that being at the vanguard of new tools and technologies is vital to our future. As a result, we have opened the doors to a broader swath of philanthropists and ways of giving allowing us to continue growing and evolving over time.
Americans voted in the Biden-Harris administration as part of a national movement to recalibrate and steer the country back to its American ideals. We knew that we had many challenges ahead of us in the effort to redress the wrongs hurting our country, but we moved forward with the hope and commitment to a better future together inspired by love and our faith in one another.
Today, President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris delivered powerful remarks on voting rights in Georgia.Corazón Latino stands with President Biden and all Americans in demanding urgent action to protect every citizen’s access to the ballot box.
The House of Representatives has advanced one of America’s most significant legislation in history, Build Back Better, that includes lustrous social spending plans that will transform our country by putting families and Madre Tierra first.
President Biden has signed a landmark package providing the largest investment in the country’s infrastructure in decades, marking a turning point in our nation’s trajectory that offers new opportunities for all with resources deliberately earmarked for communities of color to be included in economic and social development.
Last night, we experienced a watershed moment that will reverberate for generations to come. Corazón Latino is proud of the House of Representatives for passing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal, which contains spending plans that are critical for our families, our economic prospects, and our Madre Tierra
(Washington, DC) “Corazon Latino has been vocal in its support for strategic investment in the Latino community through the protection of Madre Tierra and the creation of clean energy jobs. The proposed legislation provides the path forward that we need to launch an equitable economic recovery and ensure the environmental progress that will allow our families the best opportunities to thrive. We cannot delay the passing of this legislation; a better future is on the horizon for our nation and the Latino community with the Build Back Better Plan.” Felipe Benitez, Executive Director, Corazon Latino
This webinar organized by Corazon Latino and many Latino Community Leaders that today are focused on protecting our Madre Tierra. We will be talking about how the Latino Community engages with nature, share experiences and learn how protecting our Madre Tierra means also to take care of us
Washington, D.C. – On Sunday, July 18, Corazón Latino, a Latino-led conservation and advocacy group, kicked off its Latino Conservation Week activities to celebrate connections with nature and their passions for preservation and healing of the lands and waters with a free, family-focused event, De Corazón a Corazón: Música, Naturaleza y Cultura (Heart to Heart: Music, Nature and Culture), at Rock Creek Park Nature Center in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. – Corazón Latino, a Latino-led conservation and advocacy group, announced its Latino Conservation Week activities to celebrate connections with nature and their passions for preservation and healing of the lands and waters.
