Hispanic Heritage Month: Paterson woman living her dream as Bloomberg Harvard City Hall fellow
Mayor Andre Sayegh says Paterson is one of 15 cities in the world that participates in the Bloomberg Harvard City Hall fellow program.
News 12 Staff
•
Oct 9, 2023, 4:45 PM
•
Updated 204 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:41
Port Authority Chief Geraldo Silva says Hispanic heritage shaped who he is
201ds ago2:03
Nutley educator uses immersive approach to teach Spanish to kids with disabilities
201ds ago2:26
Hispanic Heritage Month: Mural artist returns to Kean University for residency
211ds ago
Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month by visiting landmarks, tourist spots virtually
212ds ago2:58
Jersey City teens raise awareness about bullying through song and dance
216ds ago1:47
Camden native makes history as city's 1st Latina deputy police chief
218ds ago1:41
Port Authority Chief Geraldo Silva says Hispanic heritage shaped who he is
201ds ago2:03
Nutley educator uses immersive approach to teach Spanish to kids with disabilities
201ds ago2:26
Hispanic Heritage Month: Mural artist returns to Kean University for residency
211ds agoCelebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month by visiting landmarks, tourist spots virtually
212ds ago2:58
Jersey City teens raise awareness about bullying through song and dance
216ds ago1:47
Camden native makes history as city's 1st Latina deputy police chief
218ds agoAna Rocio Castillo Romero arrived in Paterson via Harvard but has never left behind her beloved country of Peru.
She is one of the few Bloomberg Harvard City Hall fellows in the world, a dream that began when she was a little girl in Lima.
As part of her fellowship, for the next two years, Castillo Romero will focus on enhancing the experience for development projects in Paterson.
Mayor Andre Sayegh says Paterson is one of 15 cities in the world that participates in the Bloomberg Harvard City Hall fellow program.
