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.
Position Paper
This paper first examines anti-immigrant sentiment in the U.S. prior to September 11. Then it analyzes the history and central characters of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) and […]
January 7, 2002
Anti-immigrant groupsImmigrationImmigration ReformXenophobia
Position Paper
This paper contains brief snapshots of the current situation, the campaign to Fix ’96,’ and the pending discussion on legalization create some opportunities for federal, state, and local governments to […]
November 28, 2001
immigrant integrationPolicy and Legislation
Few educational programs have been as persistently clouded by misperceptions, biased media coverage, and lack of public understanding as has bilingual education. This educational approach, designed to improve both the […]
November 30, 1981
BiculturalBilingual EducationChild welfareChildrenand 2 more tags
Position Paper
This backgrounder provides a brief analysis of current enterprise zone legislation, focusing on Representative Jack Kemp (R-NY) and Representative Robert Garcia’s (D-NY) bill. The analysis provided draws heavily upon more […]
August 17, 1981
Community Development CorporationsEconomic developmentLegislationUrban Enterprise Zonesand 1 more tag
