The Trump administration’s executive actions for its second term could harm Latino communities and legal service providers.
Johnny Ivanovich-Nuñez, a millennial veteran and coach, left Bolivia at six, became a U.S. citizen, and now volunteers.
The start of 2025 has been disorienting and destabilizing.
Dolores Huerta’s leadership defied gender norms and empowered communities, shaping the future of civil rights activism.
DHS’s request for access to ITIN taxpayers’ private info threatens legal protections, privacy, and economic stability.
Latinos’ access to health care has improved significantly since the ACA, reducing cost-related delays from 21% to 11%.
Rising insurance rates due to climate change are threatening Hispanic homeownership, impacting Latino wealth-building.
UCLA’s Patricia Gándara honored with Mexico’s Ohtli Award for her impactful work on transnational education.
UCLA Civil Rights Project condemns Trump-Musk initiatives reversing civil rights policies, upholding DEI’s legality.
Medicaid faces largest cuts in history if the House Budget Resolution passes, harming millions, especially Latinos.
In honor of Black History Month, we celebrate Afro-Latinas shaping cultural narratives and challenging stereotypes.
Tom Homan criticized Chicago immigrants as “too educated” for knowing their rights, thanks to UnidosUS efforts.