Celebrating an Amazing Year with a Latina Mom Bloggers Holiday Fiesta

It’s been an amazing year here at Latina Mom Bloggers! We’ve been able to partner with very talented Latina Mom Bloggers, Latina Bloggers, Latino Bloggers and leading brands and agencies.
We’ve been able to support several conferences this year as Media Partners and offer several conference passes to our members.   Best of all, we’ve also been able to meet several of our Latina Mom Bloggers network members face to face.  As 2012 comes to a close, we’d like to take the time to celebrate 2012 accomplishment and share a little bit of  holiday cheer with our supporters.
Starting on Tuesday, December 18th through Friday, December 21st, we’ll be giving away an array of exciting prizes! Giveaways will appear each day at 9 am (PST)/12 pm (EST), and you’ll have until midnight to submit your entry via a daily rafflecopter giveaway.   A winner will be randomly selected and will have 24 hours to claim the prize before selecting another random winner. You’ll also have the opportunity to get additional entries each day via our Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest pages so be on the lookout!  The giveaway is only open to legal residents of the fifty (50) U.S. and the District of Columbia (excluding residents of Puerto Rico, and all other U.S. territories and possessions) who are of legal age of majority in the jurisdiction in which they reside (and at least eighteen (18)) as of date of entry.
Giveaways to be on the lookout for include:
  • December 18: Two (2) Clorox Latino product baskets (Value: $50 each)
  • December 19: Two (2) Telcel AMERICA Phones with a three (3) month activation (Value: $175)
  • December 20: One ALL-Access Blogger Registration Pass to Hispanicize 2013 Event ( Value $250)
  • December 21: One (1) Universal Orlando Resort Ticket Pack that includes four (4) 1-day, two-park tickets & four (4), 1-day, two-park Express Passes. (Value: $720)

 

Daily Giveaways:

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Thank you so much for all your support and for contributing to Latina Mom Bloggers success in 2012
Abrazos,
Piera, Eva, Angela & Cristy
Latina Mom Bloggers Founders

Latina Mom Bloggers Announces Big Brother Big Sister Latino Bigs Campaign

Latina Mom Bloggers is please to announce the Big Brother Big Sister Latino Bigs campaign to encourage Hispanics to mentor youth.  Each month LatinoBigs will feature 5 of the Big Blogueros and their personal stories.  Big Blogueros are Latino Bigs Ambassadors who are nonprofit advocates and will help spread the word about the importance of mentoring our Hispanic youth by sharing  personal stories of mentorship.

 


About 20% of the children Big Brother Big Sister program serves are Hispanic – a number on the rise. Yet, only 9% of Bigs are Latino.  Also, more than 70% of the children ready and waiting to be matched with a mentor are boys, yet only 3 of 10 volunteer inquiries come from men.   Children need a boost in self-esteem and encouragement to believe in themselves that only an adult can give. Guidance and consejos can come in the form of sharing a personal story about the difficulties of algebra.

Please join us in congratulating the 15 bloggers who have been selected to help spread the good news about mentoring:

7 on a Shoestring

Being Latino

Dancing Hotdogs

Latina Mom TV

Los Tweens

Mama Noticias

Military Family of 8

Mommy Palooza

Mommyhood to Hollywood

Queen of Swag

Sofrito for Your Soul

Tech Food Life Adventures

The Digital Latina

Thrifty Ninja

VidaCoco

For more more information about volunteering as a ‘”Big” check out www.latinobigs.org or  www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org.   You can also find all the mentoring stories on Twitter via #LatinoBigs hashtag and by following the conversation and becoming a fan on Facebook.

Announcing Latina Mom Bloggers Media Partnership with Proud to Be Latina and Conference Pass Giveaway

For a second year in a row, Latina Mom Bloggers is honored to partner  with Proud to Be Latina to promote the Latina Empowerment Conference on November 5, 2012 in New York City, New York.

Proud to Be Latina was created by Yesenia (Yesi) Morillo-Gual to help Latinas banish self-doubt and break self-imposed barriers, Proud To Be Latina is a personal and professional development network that educates, empowers and encourages Latinas to rise to their full potential.  The site provides a forum where Latinas can connect, offers strategies for personal and professional advancement and knowledge-based programs to help Latinas reach the highest levels of success and make an impact in their organizations and communities.

Yesi believes that “Now more than ever, Latinas need inspiration! We provide that inspiration through two distinguished programs: The EmPower Hour and our Latina Empowerment Conference”.

The Latina Empowerment Conference brings together top industry leaders and inspiring women for a one day conference dedicated to helping Latinas achieve their personal and professional aspirations. Participants receive top leadership and professional development training, hear from successful Latina Leaders, network with regional and national professionals and much more! Conferences revolve around a specific theme and are held every November in New York City.  For More On the Conference, Click Here

The Monthly EmPower Hour conference calls are designed to provide Latinas with the tools for personal and professional growth.  In these 50-minute sessions, held on the first Monday of each month, participants will have an opportunity to engage with thought leaders, industry experts and successful individuals who will share their insight, practical advice and tips. The virtual, yet intimate, sessions focus on many of the prominent issues affecting Latinas in their personal lives, careers and businesses  Please join our CoFounder & Partner, Cristy-Kish today at 11:30amPST/ 2:30pmEST to discuss the next generation of Latinas.   For More On The Series, Click Here

 

To celebrate the partnership and Hispanic Heritage Month we are giving away a full-access pass to a member of the Latina Mom Blogger community.

How To Enter:

1) Leave a comment below letting us know why you’d like to attend  The Latina Empowerment Conference 2012.

Extra Entries (leave separate comments for each):

2) Blog about “Why You Are Proud to Be Latina“, the giveaway and link to http://proudtobelatina.com  and www.latinamombloggers.com and leave the link to your post in the comment.

3) One Extra Entry Per Day: Follow @LatinaMomBlogs on Twitter and Tweet the following message:

@LatinaMomBlogs I am Proud to Be Latina! I want to win #PTBLCONF12 Conference Pass for #LatinaMoms member & you can too: http://bit.ly/P7JQ1G

4) Add the Latina Mom Bloggers badge to your blog sidebar.

5) Latina Mom Bloggers and Proud to Be Latina Facebook followers receive an additional entry. Leave me a comment letting me know that you did and include your Facebook name.

The giveaway will end on October 15, 2012 at 11:59 PM (EST). Winner will be drawn using random.org and announced on this post. Eligibility:  To enter, you must be a member of Latina Mom Bloggers. To join, click HERE. US entries and ages 18 and up only, please.

 

Latina Mom Bloggers Featured As Top Latina Blogger Network Site

Latina Mom Bloggers made Voxxi’s Top Latina Blogger Network site.  Latina Mom Bloggers was launched in May 2011 with a purpose to connect brands with Latina mothers and their niche audiences — who are often Latino families — and to provide Latinas who want to turn their blogs into businesses or increase their readership with the education and mentorship to do so.

Over the last year, Latina Mom Bloggers, which is a sister company of Hispanicize, has grown to a collective of about 300 members, most of whom are Latina mothers and fathers.

Through a proprietary platform that ranges widely from customized blogger engagement campaigns to local blogger events, Latina Mom Bloggers is the most complete resource for brands and agencies seeking to connect with Hispanic mom bloggers as well as bloggers who focus on lifestyle, fashion and food. Latina Mom Bloggers offers full-service turnkey solutions for marketers including blogger brand ambassadorships, sponsored posts, blogger reviews and Twitter Parties and has worked with major brands including: The California Milk Processor Board, Procter & Gamble, Avocados from Mexico, Disney Parks, The Home Depot, Verizon FiOS, Transitions Lenses and Dollar General.

The full article is available in its entirety at http://voxxi.com/piera-jolly-connecting-mentoring-latina-mom-bloggers/.

Twenty Influential California Hispanic Bloggers Chosen to Serve as 2012 California Milk Processor Board “Positivity Ambassadors”

Latina Mom Bloggers is pleased to announce the 2012 Positivity Ambassadors for the California Milk Processor Board. Twenty members of Latina Mom Bloggers community were chosen to  represent the California Milk Processor Board as “Positivity Ambassadors”.  Their mission will be to spread the message about the positive benefits of drinking milk by sharing personal experiences via posts, photos and videos with their readers.  As you know, “El Maestro del Vaso Medio Lleno” (The Master of the Glass Half-Full) - a milk enthusiast is the Positivity Guru who invites us to create a more positive lifestyle and see the positive side of things.

Over the next several months, the Positivity Ambassadors will develop a series of blog posts, host a Twitter Party, and promote the campaign on Facebook and Twitter and other social media platforms to help share the Master of the Glass Half-Full’s message on positivity and talk about why they love milk.  We look forward to reading their posts!  Make sure to follow our Positivity Ambassadors on Twitter and via the #positivismo hashtag.

Please join us in congratulating the twenty Positivity Ambassadors:

Una Columbiana en California


Vida Coco


Sassy Mama in LA


Tech.Food.Life.
 Blog

Mommyhood to Hollywood


Day Tripping Mom

Unknown Mami


Nachos Mamas Blog


Mami Talks

Nibbles & Feasts


Yvonne In LA

Spouse Sprite


Presley’s Pantry


Mamá Noticias

Latina Mom TV

Kelly Tirman Blog

Notas de Mama

Comiendo en LA

The Queen of Swag

Latino Foodie