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JEFAS Magazine marks two years of telling Latina entrepreneurs’ stories in Iowa and Nebraska
JEFAS Magazine celebrates two years of sharing Latina entrepreneurs’ stories, highlighting business, leadership and community impact.
Being a Mother, the Most Important Job in the World
Mariam Delgado reflexiona sobre ser madre, la culpa, las prioridades y el legado emocional que las madres dejan en sus hijos.
Mother’s Day: Your Well-Being Is the Greatest Legacy for Your Children
Adriana Martín writes about mother’s day, energy after 40 and why caring for the body can shape how women show up for their children.
Socorro Martinez is helping Latinas take up space in Des Moines
Latina leadership in Des Moines grows through Socorro Martinez and LLI, a program built around mentorship, sisterhood and community.
Cafecito Sundays closes its latest series with Selena, community and a full room
Cafecito Sundays Selena Edition closed the latest series at Coffee Alley with music, vendors, JEFAS Magazine and DJ Jackie Chavez.
Third Annual Latina Business Excellence Summit Returns This Summer
The Third Annual Latina Business Excellence Summit returns this summer with panels, workshops and networking to support Latina entrepreneurs across the Midwest. The Third Annual Latina Business Excellence Summit will take place this summer, bringing together current...
Latina Equal Pay Day: Facts and Perspective
October 8 marks Latina Equal Pay Day 2025. Latinas earn 58¢ per dollar, lose $30,450 yearly, and need 22 months to match white men’s salary.
Welcome to the JEFAS Community!
This is where Latina entrepreneurs and aspiring JEFAS can find community, representation, resources, and connection—a dynamic ecosystem where your unique experiences are celebrated. Here you can find tools to thrive in your lives and business.
JEFAS Latinas in Business Magazine – Letter from Editor
What a joy it has been to tell these stories. I especially love working with talented writers, photographers, designers, editors, and translators from Latino communities across the state who love these stories as much as I do. I am fortunate to hear how these remarkable women make the impossible possible with determination, ingenuity, a little guidance, and a lot of ganas.
