Last week, the Latino Community Foundation joined forces with Univision 34 and Cal State Fullerton to host a historic student-led Townhall to discuss the importance of the 2020 Presidential Election and 2020 Census. Why did this historic partnership come about? Because California’s Latino youth are
The Latino Community Foundation and UC Merced rally to mobilize Latino youth for the 2020 primaries and 2020 Census Together with Secretary of State Alex Padilla, LCF and UC Merced will host a region-wide festival with over 1,000 youth to kick off National Voter Registration
La Fundación de la Comunidad Latina y UC Merced Organizan Evento para Invitar a los Jóvenes Latinos a Participar en las Elecciones del 2020 y el Censo. Juntos el Secretario de Estado Alex Padilla, la Fundación de la Comunidad Latina (LCF, por sus siglas en
This week, Latino small-business owners from across California are gathering in Stockton, CA for the 40th Annual California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce Statewide Convention. At this gathering, attendees will attend workshops and panels on the most important issues facing them as small-business owners. The 2020
Latino Community Foundation Statement on SCOTUS Decision in Census Citizenship Question Case This morning, the U.S. Supreme Court issued an important ruling in favor of our democracy. The decision to strike down the citizenship question on the 2020 Census aligns with what countless researchers, state leaders,
On April 24, over 400 Latino leaders from across California came to our state capitol to proclaim: Latinos are a Force! From the Inland Empire to the Central Valley, grassroots leaders came together to begin the hard work of preparing for the 2020 Presidential Election
I am a proud resident of South Central Los Angeles, raised by two hard-working Mexican immigrants. From a very early age, I witnessed the daily grit and hard-work that my parents undertook to provide a better future for our family. In 1997, my parents took
“Migration is beautiful. To recognize the value of this natural pattern, the people who live it out, and to honor their stories is what this work is about.” In my role as the Just Recovery Fellow at the Latino Community Foundation, I get to support
Last week, California Governor Gavin Newsom released a bold $209 billion proposed budget for 2019-20 to tackle some of our state’s most complex issues. For the over 15 million Latinos who live in California, this budget presents an opportunity to work alongside the Newsom administration
By: Karla Hernandez Navarro, Student at Dominican University of California & Intern at Canal Alliance I was born and raised on a small ranch in Guanajuato, Mexico, a place where opportunities were few and far between. That is why me and my family immigrated to