Ibero's Upcoming 40th Anniversary Luncheon and Shaping Low-Income Housing for the Latino Community
As the Ibero-American Development Corporation (IADC) marks 40 years of service, its leadership sheds lights on how low-income housing, neighborhood safety, economic opportunity, and community voice must work together in order to create a lasting impact. By: MMM Editorial Team, Keirah Chen As IADC marks its 40th anniversary, leadership is making their message clear: building strong Latino communities requires more than four walls and a roof. It required community development,
IADC Proves Community Shaping Goes Beyond Four Walls & a Roof
By: MMM Editorial Team, Keirah Chen As the Ibero-American Development Corporation (IADC) marks its 40th anniversary this year, leadership is making their message very clear: building strong Latino communities requires community development, local safety, and investment within the economy. At a media huddle that took place Sept. 14 hosted by IADC's Eugenio Marlin and Ibero President and CEO Angelica Perez-Delgado, the organization's leaders shared updates on projects, neighbor
The Illusion of Abundance: America's Clean Water Crisis and Overcoming It
Despite miles of rivers and sprawling aquifers, the future of clean water in America is never guaranteed. Here is some insight into where our water goes, why the current systems are failing, and who steps up to protect our waterways. By: MMM Editorial Intern, Keirah Chen Turning on your sink in most American homes means clean water is immediately accessible. This everyday convenience creates a comfortable illusion: the United States possesses an endless, fresh water supply. H
