LATINA STYLE MAGAZINE - National Magazine for the Contemporary Hispanic Woman

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Yvette Donado,
Creating Meaningful Partnerships in Education

Education is the most effective tool of success and Yvette Donado, senior vice president for People, Process and Communications and chief administrative officer at Educational Testing Service (ETS) understands the need to be advocates in schools, create business and education partnerships for the betterment of students. Learn how she has become a voice for education and her aspirations as a Latina leader in the U.S.

By Yolanda Perdomo

Celebrating 22 Years of Latinas in Leadership

The National Hispana Leadership Institute (NHLI) influences hundreds of Latinas throughout the nation in their careers and for more than two decades has developed Latina leaders creating a dynamic national network of professional Latinas, supported and nurtured mentors and role models across the nation. NHLI prepares Latinas to compete at any level in any industry. Meet 22 graduates who share a similar experience. They are a network of talented, powerful determined Latinas who are willing to achieve their dreams.

By Gloria Romano

Anna Maria Arias Memorial Business Fund 2009 Gala Awards

Latinas are developing a huge footprint in the U.S. economy as business owners. On Wednesday, September 9, LATINA Style Inc., celebrated the accomplishments of 10 Latina entrepreneurs at the 8th Annual Anna Maria Arias Memorial Business Fund Gala Dinner & Awards. Since its establishment in 2002, the Anna Maria Arias Memorial Business Fund has been the most respected and coveted business award program for Latina business owners in the U.S. Today, the Fund assists Latinas to jump-start their businesses or grow their companies to the next level. Read who the award recipients are in this inspirational piece.

By Gloria Romano

Breaking the Silence, Is Your Daughter at Risk On-Campus?

For many young people, going to college means independence. This is especially true for Latinas, who tend to come from tight knit families and may not be accustomed to that level of freedom. While young women consider leaving for campuses across the nation, are they choosing a safe college? Are they aware of the crime rates? Are they safe? With the number of robberies, rape and sexual assault across college campuses, are Latinas more at risk?

By Eneida I. DelValle

Story Search of the Month!

For an upcoming story, we're looking for Latina mothers who've sent daughters away to college. Did you cry to see her go? Did you breathe a sigh of relief that your constant fights would finally end? Did the separation bring you two closer than ever? Whatever your college send-off story is, we want to hear from you! Email a brief description of your experience to info@latinastyle.com. Please include your name, profession, location, and contact info.

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