The acting head of the federal special education office resigned Wednesday, hours before her staff was set to transfer to HHS as part of the Trump administration’s effort to dismantle the Education Department. Disability advocates warn the vacancy will deepen confusion and erode accountability for families of students with disabilities.
Rural students graduate at high rates but enroll in college less often than their peers. In Missouri, more than 150 high school advisers toured local employers to learn first-hand what regional careers actually involve.
UnidosUS’s Listening Tour revealed barriers like unemployment, housing, and immigration issues, shaping future agendas.
A nationwide poll shows 61% blame Republicans for the shutdown, and 64% disapprove of Trump, highlighting economic and civil rights concerns.
Congress may not extend premium tax credits in 2026, raising health costs by over $1,000 for 20M+ ACA users.
Latino voters prioritize affordability amid soaring costs. UnidosUS poll highlights housing challenges shaping votes.
Housing affordability is a top concern among Hispanic voters. UnidosUS endorses the ROAD to Housing Act. Learn more.
The administration’s decision to halt SNAP during a shutdown risks food security for millions, including 10M Latinos.
UnidosUS’s Economic Agenda for Prosperity connects policy, practice, advocacy, and investment for Latino progress.
Juntos, we are Beacons of Change. Amid challenges, UnidosUS advances prosperity for the Latino community. Join us.
As we celebrate Citizenship Day on Sept 17, the Trump administration has made obtaining U.S. citizenship more difficult.
A new UCLA study reveals severe and harmful segregation in California schools, showing deep racial and economic divides.