Latinx and Hispanic Historical Events in the United States
Latinx and Hispanic historical events Mexican Repatriation 1929 – 1936 The Mexican Repatriation was an event here in the United States where the Federal Government began the process of unconstitutionally deporting Latinx people, specifically Chicano people from the United State
Tips to Rebuild Trust in Recovery
Steps to rebuild trust in recovery To rebuild trust in recovery can take a lot of patience, especially if you were using substances for a long time. There’s a lot of healing and forgiveness that needs to take place before you can expect family and friends to open their hearts a
Historical Figures to Know and Research During Latinx & Hispanic Heritage Month
Historical figures in Latinx & Hispanic Heritage There are many current and historical figures in the Latinx & Hispanic community that have impacted culture and heritage. We will highlight three here and encourage you to follow the links below to learn more about each one
Latinx & Hispanic Heritage Month
Latinx & Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 – October 15th 1a Introduction National Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month is every Sept 15th – Oct 15th. Individuals celebrate the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Sp
5 Tips to Strengthen Your Immune System
Strengthen your immune system To strengthen your immune system, there are a handful of simple, preventative things you can do to strengthen your immune system. A strong immune system allows your body to fight off viruses better and is the best way we have to stay healthy. Nobody
National Recovery Month
What is National Recovery Month? National Recovery Month takes place in September and is an important time for us to acknowledge the number of people who experience substance use disorders across the United States and the rest of the world. There are approximately 20 million peop
