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As part of our mission to elevate Latino voices at GW and beyond, the Cisneros Hispanic Leadership Institute invites scholars, fellows, and faculty to contribute to opinion pieces, blogs and articles about contemporary issues affecting Latinos.
Changing the Focus of News Media Stories about Latinos
October 19, 2021
During Latinx Heritage Celebration, the Cisneros Institute co-hosted a panel with the GW School of Media and Public Affairs on diversifying media representation of Latinos.
The Tastes of Home
August 13, 2021
For Cisneros Scholar Alex Bayon, food helps identify the importance of family and togetherness.
The Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law: Work Worth Doing
August 12, 2021
Written by: Reginald Warren, Cisneros Scholar '23
Alumnus Gil Cisneros Named Undersecretary of Defense
August 12, 2021
A former U.S. congressman, Mr. Cisneros endowed the Cisneros Hispanic Leadership Institute at GW.
Where Is Home?
April 29, 2021
One of our Scholars reflects on his experience visiting Puerto Rico, and what home means to him.
The Importance of Self-Confidence
April 28, 2021
A Cisneros Scholar’s journey to self-confidence and some first-hand advice on how to get started with a journey of self-discovery and growth.
A Latinx Guide to Celebrating Women’s History Month!
April 1, 2021
March is Women’s History Month, o como diría mi mamá, “el mes de la mujer”, and this is a guide on how to celebrate and honor it!
The Simple Things
March 10, 2021
Here are a few ways some Cisneros Scholars have passed the time living at home during online school!
Afro-Latina Business Leaders to Know
March 1, 2021
In honor of Black History Month, Alicia Ramirez-Hernandez presents 5 Afro-Latina Business Leaders who are marking their mark in their industries.
Afro Nicaraguans: The Persistent Struggle for Equality
March 1, 2021
Throughout much of Latin America, people of African descent also face constant struggle for full equality.
Celebrating the Afro-Latinx Community during Black History Month
March 1, 2021
One of our goals is to amplify and celebrate all voices from the Latinx community, and Afro-Latinx people are an integral part of our community.