Celebrating Hispanic Heritage All Year-Long
October 10, 2024
Charter schools partner with UnidosUS to support Hispanic students, fostering belonging and honoring heritage year-round.
Charter schools partner with UnidosUS to support Hispanic students, fostering belonging and honoring heritage year-round.
Wrongful Conviction Day honors those affected by wrongful convictions and advocates for criminal justice reform.
Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., apologized for a past Halloween blackface incident, acknowledging it was offensive.
A 2½-day dockworkers strike at East and Gulf Coast ports was paused on Oct. 3, 2024, to allow further negotiations.
The trial for Daniel Penny, charged with manslaughter for the chokehold death of Jordan Neely, is underway.
Latina Equal Pay Day highlights the challenges and progress in closing the wage gap for Latina workers in the U.S.
UnidosUS celebrated Latino changemakers, honoring The Concilio and awarding $1.1M to local housing orgs at their conference.
Dr. Maria Harper-Marinick elected as Chair, guiding strategic direction. UnidosUS empowers Latino voters in 2024!
Tony Moya and Santiago Cerna have dedicated decades to advocating for the Latino community and supporting UnidosUS.
UnidosUS’s new report highlights Latino economic recovery post-COVID and offers key policy recommendations for growth.
UAW considers strikes against Stellantis amid contract disputes. Key issues: US investment shortfalls, job shifts to Mexico.
The Supreme Court’s shadow docket allows them to make impactful decisions in secret, affecting voting, LGBTQ+, and abortion rights.