On March 15, the Omaha Chapter of The Links, Incorporated will host the Black Family Wellness Expo at Zion Baptist Church. This initiative is designed to bridge the long-standing health disparities that have affected Black families across the nation and is particularly impactful in Nebraska.

Lozafina proudly applauds its stellar executive digital content curator, Tiffany Brazda, who has taken on her latest role as online editor for Hiya, a jewelry line that promotes self-care and mental health awareness and a Lozafina client.

The Global Women’s Forum will return to The Garden Theater on March 8. The one-day event, proudly sponsored by Lozafina, empowers women with inspiring stories, expert insights, and guidance on leadership, entrepreneurship, tech, health, and economic growth.

Lozafina was on the other side of the camera with the Barrientos Scholarship Foundation in its Performance Parakone podcast episode: “From Interns to Innovators - The Journey to Lozafina Marketing.”

This year, Casa de la Cultura is taking its guests to South Omaha’s Isla del Mar Restaurant, a family-owned gem at 5101 S 36th St, on Thursday, March 13, from 4:30 to 7 p.m.

From corporate powerhouse to community leader to mindful mom, Nicole brings the same warmth and authenticity to everything she does.

Join host 4urban.org Executive Director Preston Love Jr. and Jeffery Consultants President Veta Jeffery at North Omaha’s community forum on Feb. 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 2120 N. 30 St.

As we celebrate Women’s History Month in March, we invite women of all ages to share their stories of empowerment to a global community.

As a Latina entrepreneur and business owner, this certification is more than a title – it’s an opportunity to break barriers, drive change, and contribute to the success of other women and minority-owned businesses, said Josefina Loza, CEO of Lozafina. Women-owned businesses account for nearly 40% of U.S. companies, yet they still receive less than 5% of federal contract dollars, Forbes reported in 2023.

National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) is always a special occasion, but this year, EPIC for Girls took it to the next level with its Lead Her Forward Sports Week: a celebration of representation, opportunity, and the power of women in athletics.

We’d like to congratulate our client, Tikka Talk, for making it into Grow Omaha’s market roundup featured in its weekly newsletter.

On March 13, from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., we’re bringing creatives, young professionals, and food lovers together for an evening of connections, culture, and seriously good eats at Maharaja Indian Cuisine, 614 N. 114th St. 

The Omaha Education Association (OEA) is on a mission to elevate the voices of educators, parents, and community partners through its ongoing Listening Tour, a series of interactive sessions designed to shape the future of public education in Omaha.

Lozafina would like to congratulate its client, Bright Delight Housekeeping, for making the Omaha World-Herald Business section last Sunday.

Vending machines are getting more innovative and now, in Omaha, they are serving a greater purpose. Douglas County Health Department (DCHD) began offering free health care products at kiosks across Omaha late last year.

Hiya takes the global stage once again! We’re proud to congratulate our client, Alejandra Wells, for being selected as Scholastic Action Magazine’s February cover girl.

The Omaha Public Library is keeping the community entertained with a calendar full of fun activities and events.

What began as a hobby during the global pandemic has grown into a thriving business with a packed schedule. Reyna’s Cakery, run by Yesenia Reyna, completes the sweet spot for any occasion.

We refuse to be silent. To be silent is to be defeated. Lozafina’s commitment remains firm: to uplift, advocate, and stand beside those who continue to fight for the dignity and opportunities they deserve.

The COMPASS program, started in 2024, collaborates with businesses, organizations and venues to provide more sensory and socially inclusive spaces.