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We're the largest Latino civil rights organization in the United States.
Through our unique combination of research, advocacy, programs, and a national network of nearly 300 community-based Affiliate organizations across the country, we simultaneously challenge the social, economic, and political barriers that affect Latinos in the United States across a range of key issues:
Civil rights and racial equity
As we dismantle racism, we’re committed to showing all Americans what structural racism is and what we can all do to end it.
Education
We advocate for high-quality education from early childhood through college, vocational training, and beyond.
Health
We build policies and programs to ensure everyone’s right to be healthy regardless of where they live, learn, play, or pray.
Housing and financial empowerment
Good policies can unleash the power of the Hispanic community and benefit all Americans.
Voting and political empowerment
We reach out to voters and potential voters to make sure all eligible Latinos are registered, informed, and empowered to act.
Workforce development
We want to enable an ecosystem that supports Latinx individuals in their journey to thrive in the workforce and achieve economic prosperity.
Latinos contribute to our country's history and economy
70%
80%
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21%
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Building a more just nation
Join UnidosUS President and CEO Janet Murguía, National Urban League President and CEO Marc Morial, and Afro-Latina journalist Ilia Calderon for a conversation on how the Latino and Black communities can unite to work toward racial justice.
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What is critical race theory?
Author, activist, and influencer Julissa Arce explains the real reasons conservatives don’t want Americans to learn truthful history that is honest about slavery, racial segregation, mass deportations based on race, and how these choices are impacting Latino students.
Play video in lightboxOur Affiliates
Our Affiliates are community-based organizations that directly serve the Latino population across the country. They know the practical concerns and policy issues that affect their constituencies and are engaged in implementing innovative solutions.
