A new fact sheet from the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights outlines the rights of English learners with disabilities Progress Report
UnidosUS Affiliate MAC’s mariachi conservatory and its partnership with Miami-Dade County Public Schools helps students thrive inside and outside of school Progress Report
UnidosUS Education Program Manager Shares His College and Career Success Story so that Affiliates Can Help Students to Do the Same Affiliates
Dreams Uncertain – Navigating College Admissions as a Latino First-Generation Student After Affirmative Action Education
A new immigrant and refugee advocacy organization offers best welcoming practices for newcomer students Progress Report
Out-of-School Time programs significantly enhanced the social and academic outlook for Latino Students. A new UnidosUS brief addresses the challenges of keeping them going. Progress Report
Texas takes the lead in discussing how best to advocate for Latino families with infants and toddlers Progress Report
UnidosUS Civics For All program reminds Latinos there’s still time to vote and offers many ways to engage democratically, even for those who can’t Progress Report
A recent UnidosUS poll shows that Latinos’ electoral concerns for education intersect with other public policy priorities Progress Report
The Ongoing Fight to Cancel Student Debt is Key to Securing Economic Justice for Latino Families Higher Ed
In the 1930s, Mexican families helped dismantle segregation in the California school system. Education advocates now want to create greater awareness of that effort. Civil Rights
