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Whether you grew up speaking Spanish or don't get the opportunity to practice like before, join us in using Spanish in a judgment-free zone.
Spanish Sip and Speak LUPA Talks + Tola's Room
Join us for a fun and interactive event at Tola's Room, where you can practice your Spanish-speaking skills while enjoying a tasting from Puerto Rico Distillery! Dr. Xiomara Rivera Pagán will help you feel confident in your speaking skills, and Puerto Rico Distillery will help you connect language with Puerto Rican food and culture. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the language and culture. ¡Nos vemos allí!
Tola's Room is a Puerto Rican home museum and culture space in Northeast Baltimore that celebrates and educates visitors about Puerto Rican/Nuyorican culture and history, with an emphasis on Baltimore’s local boricua narrative. The space hosts exhibitions, workshops, and collaborative projects that center the home as a place of connection, fostering a deep sense of belonging within the community.
This workshop is to provide valuable resources, guidance, and support tailored specifically to Spanish-speaking individuals who are seeking to advance their careers. By participating in such a workshop, attendees can develop essential soft skills necessary for success in the workplace.
Why Attend?
Tips for Career Exploration and Job Searching: Learn how to stand out.
Resume Mastery: Create a top-tier resume to impress employers.
Interview Skills: Increase your chances of getting your dream job offer.
Soft Skills: Prepare for communication, professionalism, and building relationships in the workplace.
This workshop is to provide valuable resources, guidance, and support tailored specifically to Spanish-speaking individuals who are seeking to advance their careers. By participating in such a workshop, attendees can develop essential soft skills necessary for success in the workplace.
Why Attend?
Tips for Career Exploration and Job Searching: Learn how to stand out.
Resume Mastery: Create a top-tier resume to impress employers.
Interview Skills: Increase your chances of getting your dream job offer.
Soft Skills: Prepare for communication, professionalism, and building relationships in the workplace.
The Latin American Law Student Association represents a vital community within the University of Baltimore's law school, bringing together students who share interests in Latin American culture, legal issues, and professional advancement. Established as one of the university's 45 recognized student organizations, this association creates inclusive spaces where law students can connect with peers, explore their heritage, and develop professionally in Baltimore, Maryland.
At its core, the association embodies the University of Baltimore's foundational commitment to education and career development for residents of metropolitan Baltimore and beyond. Since the university's founding in 1925, it has prioritized creating pathways for students from diverse backgrounds to achieve their professional goals. The Latin American Law Student Association continues this legacy by fostering belonging and opportunity for law students navigating legal education and career preparation.
The organization thrives within a university community that values diversity as a foundational strength. With an average law student age of 28 and a student body that includes both domestic and international enrollments, the association serves students at various life stages and career trajectories. Members benefit from being part of a supportive Baltimore institution that actively partners with the city and its communities to create meaningful educational experiences.
Through mentorship, cultural events, and professional networking, the association helps law students build relationships that extend beyond the classroom. It provides a welcoming community for those interested in Latin American legal perspectives and cultures, creating spaces where students feel supported in their academic journey and career aspirations. The organization exemplifies how student-led initiatives at the University of Baltimore strengthen the institution's commitment to inclusive excellence and community engagement in Baltimore.
Serving the San Diego, CA community, the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals Maryland Greater Capital Chapter stands as The Voice for Hispanic Real Estate®, championing homeownership opportunities and economic advancement for Hispanic families and professionals. The organization's mission centers on empowering the Hispanic community through accessible real estate education, meaningful community outreach, and collaborative business networking. NAHREP Maryland Greater Capital operates as a grassroots movement dedicated to breaking barriers to homeownership and professional success, recognizing the unique challenges and opportunities within the Hispanic real estate market. The chapter's work is sustained by the passionate contributions of its Board of Directors, engaged membership community, and generous sponsors who share a vision of inclusive economic growth. Through organized community outreach efforts, NAHREP Maryland Greater Capital builds bridges between real estate professionals and the families they serve, fostering trust and understanding. The organization believes that homeownership represents a fundamental path to wealth building and family stability, making their advocacy work deeply personal and community-centered. By joining NAHREP Maryland Greater Capital, members become part of a movement that extends far beyond business transactions—it's about creating lasting change in how the Hispanic community accesses and builds wealth through real estate in San Diego.
Serving the Bowie, Maryland area and beyond, the Maryland Hispanic Bar Association is a non-profit professional organization rooted in a mission to advance justice and legal reform on behalf of the Hispanic/Latino community. Since its establishment in 1993, MHBA has built a supportive community where Hispanic attorneys connect, mentor one another, and grow professionally. The organization's core purpose centers on serving the public interest by cultivating legal excellence, promoting reform in law and judicial procedure, and fostering respect for the law among Hispanic/Latino communities. MHBA's vision extends beyond individual achievement—it emphasizes collaboration, integrity, and professional courtesy among its diverse membership. Members benefit from an inclusive environment that values their contributions to Maryland's legal profession and their advocacy for underrepresented communities. The association facilitates meaningful connections through regular meetings, professional development opportunities, and networking events that strengthen relationships among attorneys and the judiciary. MHBA's leadership, including recent recognition of members honored in historic awards, demonstrates the organization's commitment to elevating Hispanic voices in Maryland's legal system. By providing a dedicated platform for addressing issues of concern to the legal profession and the Hispanic/Latino community, MHBA creates tangible opportunities for professional growth and community impact. The organization's collaborative approach with sister bar associations and legal organizations reflects its belief in collective progress and shared responsibility for advancing justice throughout Maryland.
