Scams Target Spanish Speakers, Immigrants
Criminals try to exploit language barriers and fear of authorities for their own gain
Celebrate Tito Puente’s Centennial With His Music
Listen to the tunes that made America dance
‘Trejo’s Cantina’ Delivers Mexican Classics
Members only: Recipes from Danny Trejo’s cookbook
Bilingual exhibit is devoted to her life and work
Entertainment
The Original Menudo: Where Are They Now?
Here’s what classic Menudo’s Ricky, Johnny, René, Miguel, Charlie and more of your favorites are up to
Chita Rivera: What I Know Now
Actress talks about her family, the golden age of Broadway, turning 90 and her new memoir
‘Like Water for Chocolate’ Is Now a Ballet
Author Laura Esquivel says she’s thrilled to see her beloved novel reimagined through dance
6 Things You Didn't Know About Rita Moreno
Learn some little-known facts about the award-winning actress
AARP Visits With Linda Ronstadt
The singer and author shares her thoughts on culture, home and family
Your Health
New Alzheimer’s Research Focuses on Latinos
Scientists ramp up efforts to understand and treat the higher dementia risk among Hispanics
Blacks, Hispanics on Dialysis Get More Staph Infections
Doctors say more can be done to help prevent the potentially deadly complication
AARP Survey: COVID-19 Has Taken Its Toll on the 50-Plus
4 in 10 older adults have been infected, and more than a quarter with severe symptoms
Minorities More Likely to Be Hospitalized With Flu
Vaccine rate is also lower in Black, Hispanic and American Indian/Alaska Native adults
Caregiving
Hispanics Endure Hardships Providing Alzheimer’s Care
From diagnosis to coping and caregiving, three Latinos share how the disease upended their lives
Caregiver Burnout: Steps for Coping With Stress
Recognize the signs and get the help you need to reduce the toll on your body and mind
Credit for Caring Act Would Provide Tax Credit
Bipartisan legislation would give up to $5,000 to offset expenses for family caregivers
Heroes and Heritage
Trailblazing Marine Leads Girl Scouts
‘You can’t fix the status of women if you’re not addressing the challenges of girls’
Meet the Latina Visionary Contributing to Marvel Studios
Victoria Alonso wins a 2022 Hispanic Heritage Foundation Vision Award
Exploring Linda Ronstadt’s Family Album
The beloved singer shares her memories of the lands that span the U.S.-Mexico border
10 Hispanic Firsts and Those Who Achieved Them
From the red carpet to outer space, travel back in time to celebrate these leaders
This Chicana Writer Fled Gang Violence by Coming Out
Pat Alderete escaped her dangerous East L.A. barrio by revealing she was a lesbian
This Singer Is Inspiring a Wave of Female Mariachis
Veronica Robles, set out to create an all-female mariachi band
Money and Jobs
How Latinas Can Bridge the Pay Gap
Learning the best ways to negotiate salary can help women earn equal pay
How to Financially Prepare for Alzheimer’s
The disease can be financially devastating, especially for Latinos and other minorities
3 Ways Hispanic Inventors Changed Our Lives
The patents they earned in middle age have reshaped parenting, commuting and music
Video Spotlight
How I Discovered I Had Early-Onset Alzheimer's
Learn more about Myra Garcia's inspiring story
AARP's $60 Million Investment in Dementia Research
AARP is disrupting dementia
How to Care for Someone With Dementia
Sanjay Gupta, neurosurgeon shares tips
Veterans
Marine Vet Receives Wish of a Lifetime, Records Song
Ray Espinoza, 86, hopes his song will advance cancer research
Free Resources for Veterans with PTSD
Where to find help for post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, more
2 Latina Veterans Reflect on the Lessons They've Learned
Inspiring stories of good and bad times, sacrifice and public service in the armed forces
