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The nation’s oldest Latino advocacy organization said it is going to partner with a Biden administration taskforce looking at COVID-19 health concerns. The League of United Latin American Citizens’ (LULAC) Iowa chapter wants to make sure its specific concerns are heard.

A year of living in a pandemic has brought lots of emotional and physical stress. And one woman is trying to alleviate some of that by leading yoga classes in Spanish.

Many recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in Iowa say they support the introduction of a new bill in Congress. It would allow a path to citizenship.

A U.S. House subcommittee on the coronavirus crisis has launched an investigation looking into coronavirus outbreaks at meat processing plants throughout the country, including Iowa.

Overall for-credit enrollment in Iowa’s community colleges decreased over the past year, but enrollment among minority students is at a record high.

The second round of the Payment Protection Program was supposed to focus more on minority-owned businesses. It has helped some, but others are still left out.

Iowa’s League of United Latin American Citizens has announced its platform and priorities for this legislative session. Its focus this year is on workplace safety.

The emergency approval of the COVID-19 vaccine has come with an influx of questions. And not all of those questions are in English.

A woman from Mexico has found her place in Iowa by highlighting two parts of herself. She’s a mom. And she’s undocumented.

In anticipation of the next COVID-19 stimulus program, Iowa State Extension is reaching out to make sure minority-owned businesses know their options.