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Cyber Cafecito: Celebrate over the Lunch hour Latino Heritage Month

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Cyber Cafecito: National Latino Heritage Month Bingo

Latinas and women at our Aug event. Celebrate Latino Heritage Month with Midwest Mujeres and meet 15 women sharing stories of leadership, resilience, culture and new beginnings.

Celebrate Latino Heritage Month with us during your lunch break and meet this year's 2026 Cohort de Mujeres, who are dedicating their time to learning the art of storytelling!

Celebrate Latino Heritage Month with Midwest Mujeres and meet 15 women sharing stories of leadership, resilience, culture, and new beginnings.

October 15, 2026 12:00 PM

Meet the women in this exclusive preview event! Help us help them--get some practice speaking to a virtual audience!

  • Liliana Espejel: A Mexican immigrant, robotics engineer, and former commercial leader exploring reinvention, theater, and storytelling after rebuilding her life in the United States.

  • Christina Pardo: An experienced restaurant manager transforming her hospitality and leadership skills into a meal-preparation business.

  • Monica Weitzel: A bilingual hospitality and community-engagement professional who brings people together through partnerships, volunteering, and digital communication.

  • Jacqueline Munguia Holland: A first-generation Mexican American and experienced HR leader carrying her family’s resilience forward while redefining strength and leadership.

  • Jacquelyne Garcia: A first-generation Latina entrepreneur and owner of Mystic Cleaning and Iron 872 Strength Training, learning to build success without sacrificing her wellness.

  • Rosa Edwards: Founder of Rosa Cares LLC, providing compassionate in-home care while growing her confidence, visibility and community partnerships.

  • Shazia Kirmani: A mother and spiritual seeker from a Pakistani immigrant family exploring identity, purpose, belonging, and human connection.

  • Dia Vang: A developing storyteller strengthening her confidence, public-speaking skills and belief in the value of her experiences.

  • Missy Husband: A mother, chef, entrepreneur, and real-estate professional creating cultural connection through Kulture Kitchen’s South African food and hospitality.

  • Milsa Nagaraj: A Mexican immigrant and administrative manager at Extended Hands Pantry who combines organizational leadership with service to local families.

  • Francis Flores Ahumada: A Spanish-speaking Latina professional developing the confidence to share her story and speak publicly within a supportive community.

  • Diana Pacheco Sanchez: A mother, tax-business owner, and advocate for immigrant children who transformed a difficult season through faith, perseverance, and service.

  • Luz Maria Padilla: An immigrant mother beginning a new career in real estate and proving that it is never too late to create new opportunities.

  • Olivia Buenrostro Soto: An educator, senior financial advisor, and nonprofit co-founder who has dedicated her career to helping families build stability and new beginnings.

  • Scarlet: A Dominican-born Business Administration student and insurance professional motivated by learning, helping others, and creating greater opportunities for her family.




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