Carla Morrison – The Power of Vulnerability in Latin Music
This week, Capacitando.org is proud to highlight the artistry and cultural impact of Carla Morrison — a voice whose music reminds us that vulnerability is strength and that emotional honesty is a powerful form of expression. Born in…
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This Weeks Feature on Capacitando.org!
Eva Longoria This week, Capacitando.org proudly features Eva Longoria — actress, director, producer, entrepreneur, and education advocate whose work reflects the power of culturally grounded leadership.…
https://capacitando.org/2026/02/23/this-weeks-feature/
I would love to use this photo on the home page of my website Capacitando.org. Can we connect?
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Showing Up for Our Own: Why Supporting Latino-Owned Businesses Matters
In Old Town Monrovia, Jake’s Roadhouse stands as more than a BBQ restaurant — it represents the immigrant work ethic,…
https://capacitando.org/2026/02/16/showing-up-for-our-own-why-supporting-latino-owned-businesses-matters/
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Carlos Fuentes – A Journey Through Time and Identity
This week, Capacitando.org proudly shines a spotlight on Carlos Fuentes, the legendary Mexican author, essayist, and diplomat whose words continue to…
https://capacitando.org/2026/02/08/carlos-fuentes-a-journey-through-time-and-identity/
My next read….so far so good!
Bad Bunny: Transforming Global Latino Visibility
This week on Capacitando.org, we’re highlighting the work and cultural impact of Bad Bunny—an artist whose music, style, and public presence continue to challenge expectations and expand what global visibility can look like for Latino, Hispano, and…
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Laura Varela: Storytelling, Memory, and Chicana Self-Representation Through Film
Weekly Feature Independent film has long been a space where marginalized communities reclaim narrative…
https://capacitando.org/2026/01/26/laura-varela-storytelling-memory-and-chicana-self-representation-through-film/
Unlocking Comprehension: Why Morpheme Awareness Matters for High School Readers
Understanding the Challenge: “They Can Read. They Just Don’t Understand It.” Many secondary teachers have experienced the frustration Ana Gibson describes in her 2023 dissertation: students can sound out the words in a…
Big news—we’re getting closer to launching Capacitando.org 🚀
An educational platform centered on Latino/Hispano/Chicanx culture, history, and language, built for life-long learners, educators, and our community.
We’re excited for what’s ahead. Stay tuned 👀✨
Be amongst our founding members!!!
@carlosrivera.mx I am developing a cultural education website. I would love to feature your work. We launch the website in Jan. 2026 w/ phase 1, in phase 2 in the summer we are hoping to feature artists of the Latinx world. CAPACITANDO.org. Hoping to share any art or events to promote your work.
Wonderful shot! It looks like she could be one of my cousins!
Gorgeous photo!!! Would you consider letting me use it on my website CAPACITANDO.org?
Every idea starts with a why.
Mine?
To create a space that uplifts the stories, language, and culture of our Chicanx/Hispano/Latino communities.
Coming soon: Capacitando.org
#Capacitando #LatinoEducation #ChicanxHistory #BilingualEducation #RepresentationMatters
This week, as I taught my Ethnic Studies course, we discussed the terms Latino, Hispano, and Chicanx. Ultimately, the discussion landed on the idea that one may find the term that fits on their own. I encouraged my students to understand what each term actually means, to make an informed decision.
