Photo courtesy of Planned Parenthood EspanolTalking about gender and gender identity with children can be a challenging conversation for parents, caregivers and educators. This pride month, as we celebrate the positive impact and the importance of the LGBTQ+ community, we can help our children understand the differences of gender identity, teach them to respect others, and encourage them to be …
COVID-19 Vaccine: How to Build Trust & Expand Access in the Latino Community
By Adrián Pedroza, National Director of Strategic Partnerships | Abriendo Puertas/Opening DoorsAfter enduring the mass spread of COVID-19 and consequential nation-wide lockdowns for the past year, the COVID-19 vaccine provides a beacon of light at the end of a dark tunnel. While states throughout the nation are urgently and strategically administering the vaccine at a rapid rate to control and …
Leyendo con Telemundo 52
Leyendo con Telemundo 52 initiative features Telemundo talent reading Spanish language literature for elementary aged children in an effort to develop a habit of reading and telling stories. The books can be accessed via YouTube Channel, Facebook, or the Education page on Telemundo52.com.Dragones y Tacos – con Meteoróloga Michelle Trujillo Dragones y Tacos by Adam Rubin, Illustrated by Daniel Salmieri. …
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Vroom works to make the science of brain-building accessible to all parents. While their app and resources have always been available in Spanish and English, Abriendo Puertas/Opening Doors is thrilled that they’ve recently added more languages.