As the cloud of COVID-19 descended in March 2020, leaders of Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha (Association of Puerto Ricans on the Move or APM), a nonprofit organization serving Latino and…

It hasn’t been easy. After spending much of the past six months as an undervaccinated community, Hispanic vaccination rates have rebounded in Philadelphia.

AL DÍA’s first in-person roundtable discussion in more than two years looked at what the last six months of 2021 could look like through a COVID lens. The six featured…

APM CEO Nilda Ruiz is among City & State Pennsylvania’s Healthcare Power 100 which recognizes the public officials, health care executives, innovators, academics, advocates and activists that have played a…

Recording of Al DÍA roundtable event featuring APM COO Manuel Delgado and other local experts.

In 2014 Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha — known as APM — piloted a community-based Food Buying Club, a model where small groups of people buy food in bulk directly from…

La Asociación de Puertorriqueños en Marcha (APM) en colaboración con la universidad Temple llevaron a cabo dos clínicas de vacunación, de manera simultánea. 400 miembros de la comunidad, empleados de…

Video on nbcphiladelphia.com.

The organizations hope to create “a place-based, collective service delivery model” to create the ultimate in coordination — one-stop shopping to tackle poverty.

Un grupo de personas se unió para repartir regalitos para los niños del norte de Filadelfia en el Día de Reyes Magos al tiempo que los comerciantes del sur confeccionaron…

Hector Colon-Rivera, MD joined us to discuss vaccine hesitancy within Latino communities.