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Florida Wildfires: A Warning

Florida Wildfires: A Warning By Thais Lopez Vogel Wildfires are nothing new in Florida. In ecosystems like the Everglades, they are actually part of a natural process that helps renew vegetation and maintain ecological balance. What *is* changing, however, is their intensity, extent, and duration. Fires burning since mid-June in western Miami-Dade and the Everglades—along…

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The War on Self: From Pearl Harbor to the Prediction Machine

The War on Self: From Pearl Harbor to the Prediction Machine By Deborah DeSilets On December 7, 1941,

Deborah Desilets | December 8, 2025

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My Story: Of Faith, Resilience, and Dreams

My Story: Of Faith, Resilience, and Dreams By María Isabel Paez Born in Bogotá and raised in Venezuela,

Maria Paez | November 12, 2025

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Jesus Gudiño: “The Sea is a heritage for our children”

Jesus Gudiño: “The Sea is a heritage for our children” By Huella Zero The Florida Keys marked a

Huella Zero | November 12, 2025

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Sustainable Holidays in Times of Inflation

Sustainable Holidays in Times of Inflation By Johani Carolina Ponce With the arrival of the holiday season, many

Johani Carolina Ponce | November 12, 2025

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A Small Bag of Fries and 3 Raisin Cookies

A Small Bag of Fries and 3 Raisin Cookies By Michelle Sierra, Life Climb Consulting LLC Back in

Michelle Sierra | November 12, 2025

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A peace that shows up

A peace that shows up By Sheryl Boldt Despite your brokenness, wouldn’t you like to experience the kind

Sheryl Boldt | November 11, 2025

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Latino Leaders Call for Climate Action in New York

Latino Leaders Call for Climate Action in New York By Johani Carolina Ponce During Climate Week New York,

Johani Carolina Ponce | October 10, 2025

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Descolonizarte TEATRO: Building Community, Healing, and Liberating Through Art

Descolonizarte TEATRO: Building Community, Healing, and Liberating Through Art By Descolonizarte Teatro In Central Florida, Descolonizarte TEATRO—also known

Nadia Garzon | October 9, 2025

Velocity 2025 spotlights massive, untapped economic power of Latinos

Velocity 2025 spotlights massive, untapped economic power of Latinos Source: Latino Donor Collaborative | https://latinodonorcollaborative.org/ Velocity 2025 took

Morovis | October 7, 2025