WASHINGTON, D.C. — September 30, 2026 — (NOTICIAS NEWSWIRE) — EB5 Capital announced today that it has officially welcomed its first investor from Cuba, marking its 80th investor country. The milestone represents a significant achievement in the firm’s Latin America expansion, connecting Cuban families with a proven pathway toward permanent U.S. residency and capital growth through EB-5 investment. With nearly $2 billion in successful investments across 50 projects since 2008, EB5 Capital brings deep expertise and multilingual support to Cuban investors entering the program.

“We’re genuinely excited to include Cuba in our investor portfolio,” said Brian Ostar, President of EB5 Capital. “Every new country we reach represents real families and real opportunities. We’re thrilled to be able to welcome Cuban investors and support their goals for building a stronger future.”

Andrea Devis Focke, Investor Relations Senior Director for the Latin America market at EB5 Capital, added: “We’re honored to welcome our first Cuban investor into the EB5 Capital investor family. While most of our Latin American investors come from Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina, connecting with families from countries such as Cuba, Ecuador, and Peru has shown me just how far this program reaches. Each new country reinforces the meaningful impact EB-5 has on families around the world. Welcoming investors from 80 countries is a testament to the program’s appeal across borders and the shared desire to build a stronger future.”

Since 2008, EB5 Capital has raised nearly $2 billion across 50 projects for investors from 81 countries, maintaining a diverse portfolio spanning multifamily residential, office, and hospitality developments. With each new country, the firm deepens its commitment to making a measurable difference in the lives of immigrant investors and their families.

About EB5 Capital EB5
Capital provides qualified foreign investors with opportunities to invest in job-creating commercial real estate projects under the United States Immigrant Investor Program (EB-5 Visa Program). Headquartered in Washington, D.C., EB5 Capital’s distinguished track record and leadership in the industry has attracted investors from 81 countries. As one of the oldest and most active Regional Center operators in the country, the firm has raised nearly $2 billion of foreign capital across 50 EB-5 projects. 100% of our investors’ funds are protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) insurance prior to their deployment into our projects. Please visit www.eb5capital.com for more information.

CONTACT:
Kyra Barackman
Manager, Marketing & Creative Design
marcomm@eb5capital.com

MIAMI, FL — September 30, 2026 — (NOTICIAS NEWSWIRE) — The Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA) today announced the recipients of its 2026 scholarship program, marking a record-setting year for the organization with the largest number of scholars awarded in one year. Since its launch in 2022, the program has awarded 20 students with $50,000 in scholarships. 

The 2026 HPRA scholarship recipients are: 

• Camila Garcia Chirino — University of Florida 
• Isabelle Flores — The University of Texas at Austin 
• Luis David Latozefsky — Stetson University 
• Melanie Herrera — Florida International University 
• Nasaiah Algarin — American University 
• Xavier Ramirez — University of Southern California 

This year also marks a new milestone for the program with HPRA’s first high school senior recipient, extending that support to emerging talent even earlier in their academic journey. Together, the expansion reflects HPRA’s continued commitment to creating greater access to opportunity and growing the scholarship program’s impact nationwide. 

Selected for their academic achievement, leadership, community involvement and commitment to communications, this year’s recipients represent a range of interests spanning public relations, strategic communications, public affairs, entertainment and media, civic engagement and social impact. 

“The growth of this program is something our leadership is deeply proud of because it reflects what is possible when our industry invests intentionally in the next generation,” said HPRA National President Sonia V. Diaz. “With the support of partners like Aflac and H+M Communications, as well as individual donors, we have been able to expand our reach, open more doors, increase mentorship opportunities, and continue building a program that can make a meaningful impact in communities across the country.” 

HPRA’s scholarship program is designed to create greater access to education, professional development and industry opportunities for students pursuing careers in public relations, communications, marketing and related fields. Beyond financial support, recipients are connected to HPRA’s national network through mentorship, professional development, networking opportunities and exposure to industry leaders.

As the program continues to grow, HPRA remains focused on reaching students at different stages of their academic journeys and strengthening the pipeline of diverse talent entering the profession. 

“Our scholarship winners inspire us every year with their stories,” said Natalie Asorey, Scholarship Committee Co-Chair. “We’re proud to support and champion them as they chart their paths in this industry.” 

Among this year’s recipients, Melanie Herrera of Florida International University has been selected to receive the Roshana Gossoff Memorial Scholarship, a $1,500 scholarship awarded to an FIU undergraduate student who demonstrates a strong interest in pursuing a career in public relations and communications. The scholarship honors the life and legacy of Roshana Gossoff, a beloved communicator, FIU alumna and former HPRA Miami officer whose passion, warmth and dedication left a lasting mark on the South Florida community and those she inspired. 

In addition to the scholarship award, students will receive free access to HPRA National webinars and events, a mentorship and shadowing opportunity with a board member, and be recognized at HPRA’s annual ¡BRAVO! Awards gala taking place on Nov. 19, 2026, at the LA River Center and Gardens in Los Angeles. 

This year’s program theme, “Legacy in Motion,” honors the organization’s history and the leaders who continue to shape each generation of communicators. The scholarship program represents one expression of that legacy: investing in emerging talent, creating greater access to opportunity and helping ensure that the progress built over more than four decades continues forward. 

About the HPRA ¡BRAVO! Awards
Since 2014, the HPRA ¡BRAVO! Awards have recognized excellence in multicultural communications. The annual program celebrates campaigns, organizations and leaders demonstrating the creativity, discipline and cultural fluency that move the communications industry forward. 

About HPRA
The Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA), founded in 1984, is the premier organization for Hispanic public relations professionals in the United States. HPRA advances the profession through professional development, national scholarships, chapter programming and industry recognition while supporting professionals working across culture, storytelling and strategy.

CONTACT:
Elena Ruiz
elena@zaidpr.com

MIAMI, FL — September 29, 2026 — (NOTICIAS NEWSWIRE) — Hispanic Target Magazine is proud to officially announce the release of its exclusive new cover edition, featuring renowned international coach Bruno Stretti. Entitled “Bruno Stretti: Global Vision, Business, and a Passion for High-Performance Tennis in Miami”, this special issue deeply examines the transformative impact of a strategist who is redefining the standards of elite competition in South Florida and throughout the North American market.

An elite leader in the South Florida ecosystem 

Armed with elite international certifications and a proven track record on the world’s most demanding sporting stages, the Argentine strategist firmly assumes technical leadership as head coach of the Smatt Tennis Academy (All Florida Tennis LLC), strategically located at the prestigious Golden Isles Tennis Center in Hallandale Beach (600 Blue Heron Drive). His appointment brings undisputed value, energizing the local tennis industry and attracting world-class talent to the Floridian community.

In South Florida’s competitive ecosystem—where luxury, high-stakes competition, and business opportunities intersect—few trajectories reflect international merit with such force as Stretti’s. His work goes far beyond technical instruction: he embodies a comprehensive development model combining discipline, resilience, and an entrepreneurial vision centered on excellence and regional economic growth.

From Patagonia to the World Circuit: A Story of Perseverance and Success 

Stretti’s path to global success began thousands of miles away on the demanding hard courts of Trelew, in Argentine Patagonia. Far from being an obstacle, geographic isolation forged an unbreakable character and a unique strategic vision. After competing for more than six years in junior and professional tournaments sanctioned by the Argentine Tennis Association (AAT), COSAT circuits, ITF tournaments, and the Swiss professional circuit representing Lausanne Sports, he realized that talent alone is not enough.

His early move to Buenos Aires at age 14 broadened his horizons, prompting him to later return to his home region to radically transform the local landscape. Beginning in 2019, as a fundamental pillar of the Trelew Tennis Club’s high-performance program, he coached top prospects such as Estanislao Lassaga—who claimed his first ATP doubles point and an ITF title under his tutelage—and was the main architect behind bringing international competitions like

the M25 and W15 professional tournaments to Patagonia. This milestone demonstrated his exceptional capacity to generate economic, institutional, and sporting impact on a global scale.

In the Elite of International Tennis: Grand Slams and ATP/WTA Stars 

Stretti’s international recognition was cemented through his technical leadership of top-tier figures across the planet’s most demanding circuits:

• Paula Ormaechea: Serving as her head coach since 2024, guiding the standout Argentine tennis player—former world number 59, top-ranked national player, and absolute singles win-record holder in the Billie Jean King Cup—at high-stakes events like Roland Garros and the US Open, alongside multiple WTA and ITF tournaments.
• Tomás Martín Etcheverry: Working on the professional circuit with Argentina’s top men’s ATP figure, who reached world number 25, supporting him through rigorous European and South American clay-court tours, in addition to collaborating with elite athletes like Santiago Rodríguez Taverna.

His official Grand Slam debut as a coach took place at Roland Garros (2024), followed by his consolidation at the US Open (2025). These achievements place him in an elite group of professionals whose direct experience across the world’s four major tournaments guarantees a standard of undeniable distinction.

Academic excellence and business vision in the United States 

Beyond his successful experience on the planet’s most prestigious courts, Stretti brings a rigorous academic and methodological foundation: he is a certified Physical Education Teacher, holds the coveted Level B certification from the Global Professional Tennis Coach Association (GPTCA), and holds specializations in applied performance. His versatility also includes his prominent role as physical trainer for Argentina’s national lacrosse team at the 2018 World Championship in Israel.

His arrival at the Smatt Tennis Academy—a premier facility featuring four clay courts, six hard courts, and recreational areas—directly drives the sports and economic development of Hallandale Beach. Stretti leads a model that shapes athletes capable of competing at the highest level, creating jobs and energizing Florida’s sports market.

A legacy that inspires the Hispanic community 

“Being a coach is not just about teaching tennis,” Stretti maintains. “It is about helping shape individuals, building confidence, and supporting processes that often go far beyond athletic results.”

From the Patagonian courts to the Grand Slam stadiums of Paris and New York, and now consolidated in the vibrant market of Hallandale Beach, Bruno Stretti personifies the leadership, excellence, and exceptional contribution that distinguish top figures of the Hispanic community in the United States.

Don’t miss the full coverage! 

We invite all media outlets, industry professionals, and sports enthusiasts to discover the exclusive interview and all the details of this great digital edition.

Click the link below to read the complete story: 

Read the full report in Hispanic Target Magazine 

(Share this success story on your social media using the hashtags #BrunoStretti #HispanicTarget #TennisMiami #HighPerformance #BusinessLeadership #SmattTennisAcademy!) 

By Nancy Clara

CONTACT:
Nancy Clara
Hispanic Target Magazine
www.hispanictarget.com
prensa@hispanictarget.com

ATLANTA, GA — September 29, 2026 — (NOTICIAS NEWSWIRE) — The Georgia Latino International Film Festival (GALIFF) will honor entrepreneur Lou Sobh, founder and CEO of Lou Sobh Auto Group, with its Legends of Georgia – CEO of the Year Award at the festival’s 15th anniversary opening night celebration on Wednesday, September 30, at Atlanta’s historic Fox Theatre.

The award recognizes extraordinary business leadership, entrepreneurial achievement, community impact and a legacy that has helped shape the economic and cultural fabric of Georgia.

Born in Torreón, Coahuila, Mexico, Sobh came to the United States with his family as a teenager. With limited resources, he learned business through hard work, family and hands-on experience, and went on to build an automotive enterprise that stands among Georgia’s most notable Latino-owned business success stories.

Today, Lou Sobh Auto Group is a family-owned company that has served customers for more than 30 years. Its dealerships represent major automotive brands and have built a reputation for customer service, family values and community involvement, with the next generation of the Sobh family now in leadership roles.

Sobh’s legacy extends well beyond the showroom. Throughout his career, he has made giving back part of how he does business, supporting schools, charities, community organizations and educational initiatives. Lou and Georgia Sobh have also been recognized for significant philanthropic support of the University of Georgia.

“The Legends of Georgia Award was created to honor people who did more than build successful companies. They helped build Georgia, and Lou Sobh is exactly that,” said Dr. Jose Marquez, co-founder and CEO of the Georgia Latino Film Alliance. “Generations of Latino entrepreneurs need to know that stories like Lou’s are part of Georgia’s history. It is our privilege to recognize him as our CEO of the Year.”

“Lou Sobh’s journey reminds us that true success is not measured only by the business you build, but by the doors you open, the people you lift and the legacy you leave behind,” said Yvette Moise, co-founder and president of the Georgia Latino Film Alliance. “His story shows what becomes possible when opportunity meets determination.”

Sobh will be honored in front of filmmakers, business leaders, artists, community leaders, dignitaries and special guests as GALIFF opens its 15th anniversary festival, themed “La Quinceañera” after the traditional celebration of a 15th birthday. For fifteen years, GALIFF has given Latino filmmakers, artists, entrepreneurs and emerging voices a platform, while celebrating the leaders who have opened doors for future generations.

GALIFF XV: 15th Anniversary Opening Night, “La Quinceañera”
Wednesday, September 30, 2026 | 7PM
Fox Theatre, 660 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GA

Georgia Latino International Film Festival
September 30 to October 4, 2026
Tickets and festival information: galiff.org

Media interested in covering opening night or requesting an interview with Lou Sobh should contact Manny Portillo at director@georgialatinofilmfestival.org

Proudly Supported by Our 2026 Sponsors & Partners

GALIFF’s 15th anniversary is made possible by organizations and community leaders who believe in supporting Latino storytelling, culture, entrepreneurship and Georgia’s growing creative economy.

Presenting Sponsor: The Fox Theatre

With the generous support of: VensureHR • Olé Mexican Foods • Fulton Films • 222Creative • Women in Film and Television Atlanta (WIFTA) • Georgia Films • DeKalb Entertainment Commission • Omni Hotels • HispAtlanta • Radio Rumba • Cinefi • 11Alive News • Dr. Erick Pagán • ADCO Tax Services • Dr. Pierluigi Mancini • Rohan Law • South Fulton County

Our Voices. Our Films. Our Time.

About Lou Sobh Auto Group
Lou Sobh Auto Group is a family-owned automotive organization with more than three decades of service to its customers and communities. The company operates dealerships across multiple markets and emphasizes customer service, community involvement and long-term relationships with the communities it serves.

About the Georgia Latino International Film Festival
The Georgia Latino International Film Festival is the flagship celebration of the Georgia Latino Film Alliance, bringing together filmmakers, entertainment professionals, entrepreneurs, emerging creators and audiences to celebrate Latino storytelling and creative achievement. In 2026, GALIFF celebrates its landmark 15th anniversary, “La Quinceañera,” September 30 to October 4.

CONTACT:
GALIFF
Jose Marquez
jam@a-lista.org

NUEVA YORK, NY — 29 de septiembre de 2026 — (NOTICIAS NEWSWIRE) — Con la llegada de la temporada navideña, Great American Media lanza una nueva iniciativa a nivel nacional que celebra el importante papel que desempeñan las iglesias locales en el cuidado de sus comunidades y en mantener la fe en el centro de la Navidad. Great American Christmas: Small-Town Churches invita a personas de todo el país a nominar a una iglesia de un pueblo pequeño que quieran y a compartir cómo esa iglesia sirve a su comunidad durante la Navidad, así como de qué manera un apoyo adicional de Great American Media podría ayudar a lograr un impacto aún mayor.

Las iglesias suelen atender algunas de las necesidades más inmediatas de sus comunidades, brindando alimentos, abrigos, regalos, Biblias y apoyo a familias que necesitan una mano amiga. Pero su impacto va mucho más allá de las necesidades materiales. Ofrecen un lugar donde las personas pueden encontrar fe, aliento, pertenencia y esperanza, y reconectar con el verdadero significado de la Navidad.

“Las iglesias son el corazón de muchísimas comunidades, y eso cobra un significado especial en Navidad”, afirmó Kaitlyn Haubrich, Directora de Marca (Chief Brand Officer) y Jefa de Gabinete (Chief of Staff) de Great American Media. “Cuidan a las familias, apoyan a sus vecinos y ayudan a las personas a mantenerse conectadas con su fe y con el verdadero sentido de la Navidad. Christmas As It’s Meant To Be siempre ha tratado sobre la fe, la familia y el cuidado de quienes nos rodean”.

El apoyo se adaptará a las necesidades de cada iglesia seleccionada y de la comunidad a la que sirve. Esto podría incluir ayuda con actividades navideñas de alcance comunitario, ministerios de alimentos o regalos, programas infantiles y familiares, programas de adoración o música, transporte, decoraciones u otra necesidad identificada por la iglesia. Great American Media pide a miembros de iglesias, pastores, líderes ministeriales, vecinos y espectadores que ayuden a identificar iglesias que estén cuidando a quienes las rodean y haciendo que la Navidad tenga un significado especial en sus comunidades.

¿Conoces una iglesia que merezca ser reconocida esta Navidad?

Nomínala.

Cuéntanos su historia.

Cuéntanos cómo podemos ayudar.

Las nominaciones se aceptarán hasta el 15 de octubre en Great American Christmas: Small-Town Churches. Las iglesias seleccionadas se anunciarán el 27 de octubre y serán celebradas en las plataformas sociales y digitales de Great American Media.

Para las familias que buscan seguir celebrando la temporada juntas, Great American Pure Flix ofrece una colección de películas e historias navideñas centradas en la fe y la familia durante toda la temporada festiva. Explora Great American Pure Flix.

Estamos deseando conocer la historia de la iglesia de tu pueblo pequeño y descubrir cómo podemos ayudar a hacer esta Navidad un poco más brillante.

Para más detalles sobre cómo nominar, visita https://greatamericanchristmaschurch.com.

CONTACTO:
Victoria Quevedo
Crosswind PR
vquevedo@crosswindpr.com

LAREDO, Texas — September 29, 2026 /Noticias Newswire/ — In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Legalízate Ya, PLLC joins communities across the country in recognizing the millions of Latinos whose work, culture, entrepreneurship, traditions and determination continue to enrich the United States.

For Legalízate Ya, Hispanic Heritage Month carries a particularly meaningful message. As an immigration law firm serving individuals and families, the firm sees firsthand that behind every immigration case there is a human story.

There are parents working toward a more secure future for their children. Husbands and wives hoping to keep their families together. Young people pursuing opportunities their parents once dreamed about. Workers, professionals, entrepreneurs and business owners building new lives while contributing to the communities they now call home.

These stories are part of the broader story of the Latino community in America.

More Than an Immigration Case

Immigration law is often discussed through applications, petitions, visas, deadlines and legal proceedings. But for the person going through the process, immigration can represent something much bigger: family, stability, opportunity and the possibility of building a future.

At Legalízate Ya, PLLC, that human perspective is an important part of serving the immigrant community.

For some families, those journeys began generations ago. For others, they are happening today.

“Behind every immigration matter is a person and often an entire family whose future may depend on what happens next,” said the Legalízate Ya team. “During Hispanic Heritage Month, we want to recognize not only the accomplishments of the Latino community, but also the sacrifices and journeys that made many of those accomplishments possible.”

Marc Gonzalez

Laredo Immigration Lawyer

Honoring Those Who Came Before—and Those Building Their Future Today

Observed annually from September 15 through October 15, Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the histories, cultures and contributions of Americans whose heritage is connected to Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America and South America.

It is also an opportunity to recognize the many different paths that have brought Latino families to the United States.

Some came searching for economic opportunity. Others came to reunite with family, pursue an education, build a business or seek safety. Many arrived with little more than determination and the hope that their children could have opportunities they themselves never had.

Across generations, Latinos have become an integral part of communities throughout Texas and the United States—as parents and neighbors, employees and employers, entrepreneurs and professionals, students, educators and community leaders.

Celebrating Heritage While Building a Future

For many immigrants, embracing life in the United States does not mean leaving their heritage behind.

Spanish spoken around the dinner table, recipes passed from one generation to another, music, faith, family traditions and stories about grandparents and great-grandparents all help preserve connections to where a family came from.

At the same time, new traditions and new chapters are being written in communities across America.

That ability to honor where you come from while working toward where you want to go is at the heart of many immigrant experiences.

During Hispanic Heritage Month, Legalízate Ya celebrates that connection between heritage and possibility, roots and opportunity, sacrifice and achievement.

To Our Latino Community: Your Story Matters

Legalízate Ya, PLLC recognizes that no two immigration journeys are exactly alike. Every individual arrives with different circumstances, different challenges and different dreams.

What they share is their humanity.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, Legalízate Ya honors the families who have made difficult sacrifices, the parents working toward a better future for their children, the entrepreneurs creating opportunities, the workers strengthening their communities, and the generations of Latinos who continue helping shape the United States.

To every Latino family building a life in this country: your heritage matters, your contributions matter, and your story is part of the American story.

About Legalízate Ya, PLLC: Legalízate Ya, PLLC is an immigration law firm serving individuals and families navigating the U.S. immigration system. The firm assists clients with a range of immigration matters, including visas, U.S. residency and Green Cards, citizenship and naturalization, asylum, waivers and other immigration-related matters.

With a commitment to accessible, compassionate legal representation, Legalízate Ya strives to help clients understand their options and move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, Legalízate Ya proudly celebrates the heritage, resilience and contributions of Latinos across the United States.

Contact Legalízate Ya today to schedule a confidential consultation and learn how our experienced Laredo immigration attorneys can assist you and your loved one.

📞 Call (956) 725-9714 today
💼 Visit www.legalizateya.com/en

September 28, 2026 /Noticias Newswire/ — In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, Tax Law Offices joins communities across the country in celebrating the history, culture, accomplishments, and contributions of Latinos in the United States.

Observed each year from September 15 through October 15, Hispanic Heritage Month provides an opportunity to recognize the generations of Hispanic and Latino Americans who have contributed to the economic, cultural, and social fabric of the nation.

For Tax Law Offices, the celebration also carries special meaning because of the firm’s work with Spanish-speaking individuals, families, entrepreneurs, and business owners who need help navigating the U.S. tax system.

“Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to recognize not only the achievements of the Latino community, but also the stories of hard work, sacrifice, and perseverance behind them. At Tax Abogados, we are proud to serve Hispanic families and entrepreneurs and to help them protect what they have worked so hard to build.”

J. Anton Collins

Tax attorney (former IRS)

Recognizing the Latino Entrepreneurial Spirit

Across the United States, Latino entrepreneurs are creating businesses, generating jobs, supporting their families, and contributing to their local economies.

Building a business can bring tremendous opportunity, but it can also create complex financial and tax responsibilities. When tax problems arise—particularly those involving business taxes, payroll taxes, IRS collection actions, audits, liens, or levies—the consequences can extend far beyond a tax bill.

Tax Law Offices believes that language should not become an additional barrier for taxpayers trying to understand their rights, responsibilities, and available options.

That is one reason the firm serves the Hispanic community in Spanish through Tax Abogados, the name used to connect its Spanish-language tax law services with Latino consumers.

Tax Help With a Human Connection

Tax problems are about more than numbers.

Behind a tax notice may be a family concerned about its financial future, an entrepreneur trying to protect a business built over many years, or an employer worried about employees and payroll.

Tax Law Offices approaches these matters with an understanding that every tax case has a person, family, or business behind it.

The firm’s team brings decades of combined experience addressing serious federal and state tax matters, including complex IRS problems affecting businesses and individuals.

Through Tax Abogados, Spanish-speaking taxpayers can communicate about their situation in their preferred language and better understand the tax issues they face and the potential paths available to address them.

“Latino entrepreneurs are an increasingly important part of America’s economic growth. They build businesses, create jobs, and create opportunities for their families and communities. During Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate that entrepreneurial spirit and reaffirm our commitment to helping them navigate the tax challenges they may encounter along the way.”

J. Anton Collins

Tax attorney (former IRS)

Celebrating the People Behind the Progress

During Hispanic Heritage Month, Tax Law Offices recognizes not only Latino achievements, but also the determination and hard work behind them.

From entrepreneurs launching their first businesses to established business owners creating jobs for the next generation, Hispanic Americans continue to play an important role in communities throughout the United States.

Tax Law Offices is proud to join this national celebration and to recognize the millions of Latinos whose work, entrepreneurship, families, and traditions contribute every day to the strength and diversity of the United States.

About Tax Law Offices / Tax Abogados: Tax Law Offices provides legal representation for individuals and businesses facing federal and state tax matters. The firm’s team has experience handling serious and complex tax problems, including IRS collections, tax liens and levies, audits, business and payroll tax matters, and other tax controversies.
For Spanish-speaking consumers, the firm provides Spanish-language information and assistance under the name Tax Abogados, helping make complex tax matters easier to understand and navigate.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — September 28, 2026 — In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated in the United States from September 15 through October 15, Farmer Brown Insurance (in Spanish “la agencia de seguros Farmer Brown Insurance“) joins in honoring generations of Latinos whose hard work, entrepreneurship, and commitment to their families and communities contribute every day to the growth of the country.

For Farmer Brown Insurance, this celebration is also an opportunity to recognize Hispanic contractors, small business owners, entrepreneurs, and workers who have transformed their skills, trades, knowledge, and aspirations into businesses that create jobs and strengthen the communities where they live and work.

Throughout its 30-year history, Farmer Brown Insurance has helped more than 21,683 contractors and business owners with a wide range of insurance needs. The agency provides coverage across all 50 states and offers access to a variety of commercial and personal insurance options.

Celebrating the Entrepreneurial Spirit of the Latino Community – Leer en español 

About  Farmer Brown Insurance Agency: Farmer Brown Insurance is an insurance agency with 30 years of experience serving the needs of contractors, business owners, and consumers. More than 21,683 contractors and business owners have trusted the agency with their insurance needs.

Farmer Brown offers coverage options in all 50 states and works with multiple insurance carriers to help clients compare options based on their specific needs. Its primary insurance products include general liability, property insurance, Builder’s Risk, workers’ compensation, bonds and surety bonds, as well as other commercial and personal insurance coverage.

Farmer Brown Insurance Agency
21750 Hardy Oak Blvd.
San Antonio, TX 78258
Teléfono: (888) 973-0016
Sitio web: FarmerBrown.com

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Farmer Brown Insurance Agency
San Antonio, Texas
(888) 973-0016
FarmerBrown.com

Mes de la Herencia Hispana 2026 | 15 de septiembre – 15 de octubre

NEW YORK, NY — September 25, 2026 — (NOTICIAS NEWSWIRE) — Youth sports can change lives – building confidence, resilience and friendships among the kids and teens who play. In fact, winning games is often the least important part of the experience.

As an official sponsor of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™, Dove is proving you don’t need a championship trophy to be a winner with the announcement of Back Her Game, a nationwide search to find a girls’ sports team where coaches and players keep joy and confidence at the center of the game. Through Oct. 4, eligible adult coaches of girls’ teams with players ages 13-18 can enter by posting an Instagram or TikTok video showcasing how their team brings confidence and joy to the field, tagging @dove and using #KeepHerConfident and #Contest in the caption. The winning team will receive an all expenses paid trip to the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ in Brazil.

Creating an environment where young athletes feel seen and appreciated is its own reward. Consider these tips from Dove and longtime partner Kylie Kelce highlighting three ways coaches can help their players feel like they belong.

Notice and Celebrate Small Moments of Progress

Success isn’t just defined by victories on the field, so those wins aren’t the only kinds that deserve to be celebrated. Pay attention to the personal growth and progress each athlete is showing, recognize them with specific praise and consider starting small traditions to celebrate when players meet goals or exceed expectations.

Make Room for Body Confidence 

According to research from Dove, 1 in 2 girls who quit sports have been criticized for their body type. For young athletes to feel secure, supported and comfortable on their teams, they need coaches dedicated to building spaces that encourage body confidence.

That’s why Dove launched Body Confident Sport, a free, evidence-based program from the Dove Self-Esteem Project designed to give coaches the tools to build body confidence among girls ages 11-17 and help create more supportive sports environments.

“Sports can give girls so much – friendship, confidence, teamwork and memories that stay with them for life – but that only happens when they feel supported enough to keep playing,” said Kelce, mom of four and coach. “As a coach, I love that this campaign shines a light on girls’ sports teams that show up for each other to remind girls everywhere that they belong on the field exactly as they are.”

Recognize the Teammates Who Lift Others Up

Although coaches play a vital role in shaping team culture, they can’t do it alone. Encourage help by recognizing the helpers. If you notice a girl who goes out of her way to help shy players feel included, one who is first in line to comfort an upset teammate or anyone whose presence adds light and positivity to the group, it can be as simple as pulling her aside to let her know you see and appreciate her efforts.

To learn more and help girls keep playing with confidence, visit Dove.com/bodyconfidentsport.

Source: Dove
Feature Impact

CONTACT:
Sarah Fowler
913-647-0938
sarah.fowler@featureimpact.com

MIAMI, FL — September 24, 2026 — (NOTICIAS NEWSWIRE) — The Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA) today announced the finalists for the 2026 HPRA ¡BRAVO! Awards, recognizing outstanding campaigns and agencies advancing excellence in Hispanic multicultural communications across the country.

Winners will be announced on Nov. 19, 2026, at the LA River Center and Gardens in Los Angeles, marking HPRA’s return to the city where the organization was founded more than four decades ago.

This year’s theme, “Legacy in Motion,” reflects both that history and the ways it continues to evolve through each generation of communicators. The 2026 program will also honor the people and ideas that helped create greater opportunity and representation in the industry while celebrating the campaigns, agencies, brands, and emerging talent carrying that work forward in new ways.

“Legacy is not something we simply inherit or leave behind. It is something we put into motion through the choices we make, the stories we tell and the opportunities we create for others,” said HPRA National President Sonia V. Diaz. “Forty-two years ago, a group of Latino communications professionals came together in Los Angeles because they understood that representation would not happen on its own. As we return to Los Angeles this year, we are honoring what they started while celebrating a new generation that continues to challenge our industry, expand our stories and move us closer to the representation and parity our community deserves.”

The finalist campaigns similarly demonstrate how the industry continues to evolve, with work spanning 11 categories and addressing audiences across industries, communities and platforms.

Competing categories this year include: Digital or Media Platform PR Program, Film, Music & Entertainment, Healthcare & Nutrition, Influencer Engagement, Integrated Marketing Communications Campaigns, Internal Communications Programs, Lifestyle, New Product/Service Launch, Non-Profit Campaigns, Social Equity, and Sports. Campaign of the Year will be awarded to the highest-scoring submission.

2026 Campaign Finalists

– Amazon Devices 2025: Bringing the Future of AI-Powered Living to U.S. Hispanic Audiences — Twin Minds Media
– Amazon Music Presents “No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí: Una Más” – H+M Communications 
– Buchanan’s Whisky Creates First-Ever FIFA World Cup Spirit Collection With Kids of Immigrants — HUNTER
– Built to Respond: A Farmworker Union Fights to Own Its Story in a Time of Raids – Mixte Communications
– Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Across Telemundo Center — NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises
– Cuidar es Amar: The Lita PR Box Campaign — Home Care Powered by AUAF
– Goya Gives Day: Celebrating 90 Years of Goya Foods — bluePRint Communications
– GRAN MALO: The Spark That Ignites the Party — H+M Communications
– Let’s Stop HIV in OC U=U — Communications LAB
– Love Your Baby’s Teeth — Fraser Communications
– Make History Together: A Digital Storytelling Campaign for the National Museum of the American Latino — National Museum of the American Latino
– Microsoft’s Abuela-Approved AI — Microsoft with BODEN Agency
– Mujeres Imparables: Voces que Inspiran — NBCUniversal Telemundo
– Velvet El Nuevo Imperio — Telemundo
– World Cup 1 Year Out — NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises

Alongside this year’s campaign finalists, ¡BRAVO! will recognize a group of leaders whose careers reflect that same continuum of progress. Spanning communications, media, entertainment and culture, the 2026 honorees have built careers that expand opportunity, challenge traditional paths and use influence to create space for others. Their stories reflect different expressions of Legacy in Motion: what we carry from where we began, how we transform it through our work, and what we make possible for those who follow. HPRA will announce the 2026 individual honorees separately in the coming weeks.

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Methodology

Campaigns launched between January 1, 2025, and March 31, 2026, were eligible for consideration.

Finalists are selected from the highest-scoring submissions in their respective categories following evaluation by an independent panel of senior communications professionals representing agencies, brands, nonprofit organizations, academia and other sectors of the industry. Each submission was scored by three judges on a 1-5 scale across ten evaluation pillars, including goals and objectives, strategy, resources, originality/creativity, and outcomes.

About the HPRA ¡BRAVO! Awards
Since 2014, the HPRA ¡BRAVO! Awards have recognized excellence in multicultural communications. The annual program celebrates campaigns, organizations and leaders demonstrating the creativity, discipline and cultural fluency that move the communications industry forward.

About HPRA
The Hispanic Public Relations Association (HPRA), founded in 1984, is the premier organization for Hispanic public relations professionals in the United States. HPRA advances the profession through professional development, national scholarships, chapter programming and industry recognition while supporting professionals working across culture, storytelling and strategy.

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