Publications Library

We invest more than any other organization in the research, data, and thought leadership that describes and supports the Latino community in the United States.

For half a century, UnidosUS has advanced economic and social research to improve the quality of life for Latinos through policy, direct support, study, and our reports and briefs. Browse all our available resources below.

National Survey: Latino Parents of Children Age 0-5

Survey

UnidosUS in collaboration with Abriendo Puertas/Opening Doors and BSP Research, released survey results from 1,300 Latino families on the health and well-being of their youngest children.

December 1, 2022

BilingualEducationHealth and Well-beingLatino Infants Initiativeand 3 more tags

Shining a Light on Promotores de Salud during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Fact Sheet

Since 2013, UnidosUS has made significant headway in addressing food insecurity in Latino communities across the nation through its national program—Comprando Rico y Sano (Buying Healthy and Flavorful Foods) led by community health workers (promotores de salud).

November 30, 2022

Comprando Rico Y SanoCOVID-19Food InsecurityHealthand 4 more tags

National Poll of Latino Parents Regarding Children’s Vaccination

Survey

This survey, conducted by BSP Research, on Latino parents, shares findings on parent experiences with the pandemic, decisions to vaccinate themselves or their children, trusted information sources, and specific COVID-19-related concerns for those with children 18 and under.

November 14, 2022

COVID-19EHFAesperanza hope for allHealthand 2 more tags

FY23 Title III Sign-On Letter

Letter

UnidosUS led a sign-on letter to Congress requesting no less than $1 billion for Title III in FY23 federal appropriations to support the unique educational needs of English learners.

October 27, 2022

EducationELsEnglish LearnersTitle III

Investing in English Learners: Federal Recommendations

Budget Brief

English learners are one of the fastest-growing student populations and among the most vulnerable. Yet, Title III funding has failed to keep up with this growth, and when adjusting for inflation Title III funding has decreased by 24% since 2002.

October 27, 2022

EducationELsEnglish LearnerTitle III

Latinos’ Access to Credit Remains Low and Stratified

Survey

UnidosUS and Oportun organized a survey to better understand the economic health of Latinos in Arizona, California, and Texas.

October 13, 2022

Access to bankingaccess to creditBankingCreditand 3 more tags

UnidosUS Comments on the “Nondiscrimination in Health Programs and Activities” Proposed Rule

Letter

The proposed rule will strengthen civil rights protection in health care settings, including for language access and sex-based discrimination.

October 5, 2022

ACAAffordable Care ActDiscriminationHealthand 6 more tags

Latinos Banking and Credit Survey: Arizona, California, Texas

Survey

UnidosUS and Oportun, organized a survey to better understand the economic health of Latinos in Arizona, California, and Texas.

September 27, 2022

ArizonaBankingCaliforniaCreditand 6 more tags

UnidosUS and Hispanic Federation Joint Letter Supporting Healthier Food Options in WIC

Letter

The letter focuses on the recommendation that all WIC breakfast cereals should meet a minimum standard for whole grain richness, explaining why implementing that recommendation could make a big difference combatting high rates of diabetes, obesity, and other food-related chronic diseases in Hispanic communities.

September 22, 2022

diabetesDietFoodNutritionand 5 more tags