Professional networking is essential for personal and professional advancement. Many professionals new to the workforce are uncomfortable with the idea of networking and having to “market” themselves. Learn more here.

As an ally to Latinx communities in the U.S., it is essential to distinguish between misconceptions and reality. Here is your guide to understanding this growing population in the U.S.! Get involved with Latinicida to help support the advancement of Latina women across the country.

If you are located in the US and looking for a way to connect with more Latinas for professional support and mentorship, you are not alone.

Collectively, the US has to stop looking at all diverse groups as other, but especially Latinas. Here are a few ways that employers can support Latinas throughout the United States.

Latinicida was founded by two incredibly talented Latinas, Katarina Wabrek and Andrea Moreno, Esq with the mission of advancing Latinas through academic assistance, leadership development, and civic engagement. Their most recent recruit is Hope Dennis from Texas, Director of Marketing & Social Media. Read more about her!

There are 60.6 million Hispanics in the US, and 49% of those are Latina women. Although Latinas are one of the fastest-growing populations, they still have a drastically low graduation rate. We are dedicated to the advancement of Latinas through academic assistance, leadership development, and civic engagement while simultaneously helping to bridge opportunity gaps and economic disparities within the Latin community.

Latinicida was founded by two incredibly talented Latinas, Katarina Wabrek and Andrea Moreno, Esq with the mission of advancing Latinas through academic assistance, leadership development, and civic engagement. They recruited two very talented Latina women to join the team. Natalie Donis, Esq. is director of PR, and Alicia Tavares is director of content strategy and social media. Keep reading below to learn more about Natalie and Alicia!