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Commissioner

Rossana Rosado

Thursday, October 29, 2026

5:00pm-6:30pm

New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services Join Commissioner Rossana Rosado for a conversation about her memoir, Bronx Attitude, and the experiences that shaped her journey from a Bronx childhood to leadership in journalism and public service. Her story offers a compelling look at heritage, identity, ambition, and the power of representation—with lessons for those committed to leading change.

Presented in partnership with

NYU Silver’s Evolving Justice Lab.



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BORIMIX

An Evening of Dialogue

with

COMMISSIONER- NYS DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES +

BEST SELLING AUTHOR of BRONX ATTITUDE

ROSSANA ROSADO

Hosted & Moderated by

MIGUEL TRELLES

TUESAY NOVEMBER 3, 2026

DOORS OPEN 6:30pm Program Starts at 7pm

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LA TEA

107 SUFFOLK STREET

NEW YORK

El Cafecito

Hosted by

Dr. Elaine Ruiz Lopez

Three Time Award winning author of

The Fight For Equity in the Bronx:

Changing Lives and Transforming Communities One Scholar at a Time.

Co-Hosted by

PRIDA

This Author Talk Features

International Latino Book Award-Winning Storyteller

Dahlma Llanos Figueroa

author of

Daughters of the Stone and Women of Endurance.

Special Invited Author,

Rossana Rosado

former CEO of El Diario and Author of her recently released memoir, Bronx Attitude

Moderated by

Monica Morales

Producer of "Monica Makes it Happen" on WPIX.

BRONX MUSEM OF THE ARTS

1040 Grand Concourse

Bronx, NY 10456

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

5:00 PM 7:30 PM

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Rossana Rosado is a journalist, writer, educator, and fierce champion of justice. Born and raised in The Bronx, her journalism career spanned over 30 years in New York media and included stints in radio, and television.

She was the first female Editor, and then Publisher & CEO of El Diario La Prensa, the oldest Spanish language newspaper in the country. As a young reporter she covered City Hall and wrote many stories about the challenges faced by Latino New Yorkers.

She has a Journalism degree from Pace University and master’s in criminal justice from John Jay College where she was Distinguished Lecturer, and taught courses in four NYS prisons. During her media career, she earned an Emmy Award, a STAR Award from the NY Women’s Agenda, and a Peabody Award for Journalism.

Presently she is a commissioner in New York State overseeing Criminal Justice Services. Previously, she served as New York’s Secretary of State. Her passions are leadership, justice, women and her family.

When you’re from The Bronx people perceive a certain toughness.  It is that Bronx Attitude that permeates this memoir. A childhood surrounded by family imbued the author with a sense of duty and empowerment that got this daughter of Puerto Rican parents through a journey in uncharted territory. From a college application process to internships and so many experiences that people in her family had not lived but expected from her. She writes about culture shock in college and lovely moments of identity and purpose which lead her to a 30-year career in New York media.

The reader is given a ringside seat to her challenges and victories as a young reporter covering City Hall during the Koch administration to her eventual promotion to the role of Publisher & CEO. Her career mirrored and coincided with the unprecedented growth in New York’s diverse Latino community.  From her Bronx childhood to a seat at the table in New York’s iconic boardrooms Rosado demonstrates how Latinas lead.

This memoir is a celebration of family, traditions, heritage and hard core New York City hustle.

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