Overcoming and Growing: Building Foundational Relationships

Dr. Cortes-Kennedy delves into equity, diversity, and inclusion. highlighting the hurdles encountered by Latinas in both education and professional realms. She promotes storytelling to foster comprehension, tackles relational aggression, and recommends the CARE framework for nurturing supportive female bonds.

Celebrating 10 Hispanic Women Who Broke Barriers

New Leaders in Education 2024

At H.O. we congratulate new education leaders that have embarked on the challenging but very rewarding journey of education leadership.

School Library March 2024

This month featuring books on Women and Ethnicity from Amazon and Women’s Studies from Fairleigh Dickinson University Press    

Trends in International Education: Latin American Students in the United States

Despite challenges, international students not only enrich campus diversity but also help the U.S. growth with economic, social, and cultural contributions. The following lines discuss the growth and recovery, major contributing countries, and potential shifts in Latin American student demographics, academic preferences, and economic impact.

Rising Number of International Students: A Boon for US Colleges

US colleges have seen an increase in international student enrollment after a decrease during the pandemic. Due to the global recognition of the US as an education destination, many choose it to pursue their higher education studies. These individuals, who face additional challenges such as financial concerns and limited work opportunities, bring diverse perspectives that benefit their institutions as well as the American students they study with.