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'Radical' Film Inspires Education Fund for Latino Communities – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

'Radical' Film Inspires Education Fund for Latino Communities – The Hollywood Reporter

Participant is launching an educational fund for Latino communities inspired by the Eugenio Derbez film 'Radical.'

Helping hands: Vibe Credit Union employees volunteer 300+ hours; Detroit Auto Dealers Association Fund grants $300,000 - Vimarsana News

Helping hands: Vibe Credit Union employees volunteer 300+ hours; Detroit Auto Dealers Association Fund grants $300,000

Vibe Credit Union employees volunteered more than 300 hours for Disaster Relief at Work, a Waterford Twp. nonprofit dedicated to disaster relief efforts across the country.

DBusiness Daily Update: Hudson-Webber Foundation Unveils Six-year Impact Report, and More - Vimarsana News

DBusiness Daily Update: Hudson-Webber Foundation Unveils Six-year Impact Report, and More

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

Studies show Hispanics, Latinos underrepresented in media - Vimarsana News

Studies show Hispanics, Latinos underrepresented in media

According to the most recent census, Latin and Hispanic families make up 19% of the American population, yet in media like TV, movies, and news, they only represent 11 to 12% of the workforce.

Source: 10news.com
Studies show Hispanics, Latinos underrepresented in media - Vimarsana News

Studies show Hispanics, Latinos underrepresented in media

According to the most recent census, Latin and Hispanic families make up 19% of the American population, yet in media like TV, movies, and news, they only represent 11 to 12% of the workforce.

Source: kxxv.com