One Year Later: Revisiting ‘Making Jobs Work for Latinas’ on Equal Pay Day
October 3, 2024
Latina Equal Pay Day highlights the challenges and progress in closing the wage gap for Latina workers in the U.S.
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.
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