College bound Hispanics have increased!
According to the Education Trust, the Hispanic college enrollment rate at four-year institutions increased by 22 percent between 2009 and 2011. In comparison to non-Hispanic white students during the same time period, it increased by 2.7 percent. Graduation rates have...
Client Testimonial: Eddie Reyes
Di Ann is an impressive, consummate professional and an accomplished expert in the Human Resources industry. Numerous times while at UNT, I asked her to participate in seminars for the thousands of small business owners conducting business with UNT, on the importance...
Client Testimonial: Adenna Huggins
It is with great pleasure and high regard to express my appreciation of Di Ann Sanchez. She is a true HR Professional who is passionate, dedicated and extremely knowledgeable. I have worked for Di Ann 3 years now and have witnessed first hand her drive and relentless...
Dolores Huerta with Artes de la Rosa Board Members, May 2014
Dolores Huerta Legendary Labor and Civil Rights Hispanic Leader and recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom with Di Ann Sanchez PhD and Artes de la Rosa Board Members on May 9, 2014, Fort Worth Texas. You can learn more about Dolores Huerta and here visit to...
Google Workforce Only 3% Latino And Overwhelmingly White, Study Finds
In a groundbreaking disclosure, Google revealed how very white and male its workforce is — just 2 percent of its Googlers are black, 3 percent are Hispanic, and 30 percent are women.The search giant said Wednesday that the transparency about its workforce — the first...
Hispanic Gen Y (Millennials) Are Different than Mainstream Millennials!
The Hispanic Gen Y cohort have both similarities and differences from the mainstream Millennials. Some of the similarities that Latino Millennials share with the rest of their Gen Y cohort is they both were raised with very involved parents who focused resources on...
Hispanic or Latino? What do Millennials (Gen Y) Prefer?
Hispanic or Latino – which is correct? This has long been a question of how Hispanics and/or Latino’s like to be referred as in the United States. Hispanic is considered an ethnic category rather than a racial group. Hispanics make up the largest ethnic minority...
Immigrants Are No Longer the Biggest Share of the Latino Labor Force
A Pew study shows 49.7 percent of the employed Latino workers were immigrants in 2013. Less than half of Latino workers in the United States are immigrants, according to a study released Thursday. Foreign-born workers no longer account for the majority of Latino...