Business and Economics

Neighborhoods face the effects of gentrification​ and the challenge of balancing cultural preservation with economic growth.

Learn how Latino wage theft is a widespread issue as we discuss potential solutions to protect workers’ rights and promote economic equity.

In this episode of “Horizonte,” we explore the intersection of health care and education and the steps needed to create an inclusive medical system.

The Arizona State University Hispanic Mother Daughter program celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2024 and sits down the “Horizonte.”

On “Horizonte,” Stella Rouse, Director of ASU’s Hispanic Research Center, talks about its relaunch and moving beyond arts and culture.

On “Horizonte,” a new book by an award-winning UCLA researcher explains how schools are failing to address racial inequalities for Latino students.

Founded in 1975, Phoenix-based Xico is a leading organization promoting Latino and Indigenous culture through art and community engagement.

Governor Katie Hobbs named Maria Elena Cruz to the Arizona State Supreme Court. She is the first Hispanic and person of African descent on the court.

When Dr. Judy Robles was 16, her son Anthony was born missing a leg. Despite that, Anthony became an NCAA wrestling championship in 2011.

The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra is paying tribute to the music of Selena. On “Horizonte,” we speak with singer Isabel Marie Sanchez.