The Mexican American Political Association, founded in Fresno, California in 1960, has been, and is, dedicated to the constitutional and democratic principle of political freedom and representation for the Mexican and Hispanic people of the United States of America.

MALDEF strives to implement programs that are structured to bring Latinos into the mainstream of American political and socio-economic life; providing better educational opportunities; encouraging participation in all aspects of society; and offering a positive vision for the future.

The League of United Latin American Citizens is the largest and oldest Hispanic civil rights organization in the United States.

Promotes the participation of Latinos in the nation's civic life. The NALEO Educational Fund carries out this mission by developing and implementing programs that promote the integration of Latino immigrants into American society, develop future leaders among Latino youth, provide assistance and training to the nation's Latino elected officials, and conduct research on issues important to the Latino population

NonProfit jobs free not-for-profit job postings, and other resources for the nonprofit sector.

The Chicano Federation of San Diego County was established in 1969 to serve the Latino community. Over time, our programs and services have evolved to meet community needs, and today our services are available to anyone who can benefit from our programs: crisis intervention, case management, housing, childcare, and small business training.

The Young Hispanic Professional Austin Association (YHPAA) is a non-profit organization. It serves as the principal professional resource for young Hispanics in the Austin and Central Texas area for members to build a foundation for their professional, community, and social development. This organization also supports and encourages Hispanic higher education through scholarships. YHPAA promotes the mentorship between students, members, and professionals.

Radio Bilingue, a non-profit radio network with Latino control and leadership and is the only national distributor of Spanish-language programming in public radio.

Association of Hispanic real estate professionals who desire to promote the success of Hispanic professionals in real estate and related fields and who wish to increase the percentage rate of home ownership amongst Hispanic-Americans.

The mission of the Institute is to be a significant catalyst for promoting development and integration, emphasizing the role of the private sector, as a means to improve the economic, political and social well-being of the people of the Americas.

Oregon's Farmworker Union, fighting for justice for farmworkers in the State of Oregon

North Carolina private non-profit public policy, advocary, cultural, leadership, education, and civic awareness organization.

N. L. P. O. A. is a Public Benefit Association recognized as a Non-Profit IRS 501 (c) (3) organization. N. L. P. O. A. does not discriminate against any individual because of race, color, sex, or religion and membership is open to all. The Goal of the organization is to promote equality and professionalism in law enforcement. The objectives of the organization are to create a professional association that provides its members and members of the community with career training; conferences and work shops to promote education, and career advancement; mentoring; and a strong commitment to community service. N. L. P. O. A. maintains an academic scholarship program and continues to develop and operate community based programs aimed at preventing and reducing juvenile delinquency. N. L. P. O. A. members also work at reducing neighborhood tensions through awareness programs and role model programs. Our philosophy regarding youth and education has reinforced the important contributions that our cultural diversity provides this great nation. The National Latino Peace Officers Association.

Established in 1974 SVREP is committed to educate Latino communities across the Southwest about the democratic process, the importance of voter registration, and voter participation. At its core is its mission to politically empower Latinos by increasing civic engagement in the American electoral system. This can only be attained through the strengthening and exercising of the fundamental right to vote. Thus, SVREP's motto: "Su Voto Es Su Voz" (Your Vote is Your Voice).

Scholarships and programs to encourage Latinos to graduate from science programs in all professional fields.

The ASPIRA Association, Inc. is the only national nonprofit organization devoted solely to serving Puerto Rican and other Latino youth through leadership development and education. This page provides information about the ASPIRA Association, ASPIRA advocacy efforts, student instructional and scholarship resources and ASPIRA's educational programs.

Zona Seca (or dry place) is proud to have been a partner in the community for more than 40 years, helping LOCAL COMMUNITIES become drug-free while educating residents, young and old, about the perils of ALCOHOL, DRUGS, VIOLENCE, TRUANCY and GANG PARTICIPATION.

The Hispanic Federation is a nonprofit umbrella organizatio made up of over sixty member agencies providing Latinos in the Northeast with a wide array of health and human services.

ListoAmerica Inc. is a non-profit organization founded on the premise that Latinos/Latinas can be a significant source of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) future employees in our country's 21st-century workforce to help solve one of the most pressing issues facing the United States: the critical shortage of STEM-based skilled employees in the future demographics of our country.

SHPE promotes the development of Hispanics in engineering, science and other technical professions to achieve educational excellence, economic opportunity and social equity.

Increasing the influence of Latinos in US Newsrooms.

Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting - enhances opportunities for Latinos in accounting, finance and related professions.

Services and programs to promote the equitable participation of the Hispanic community in Corporate America.

Focused on improving post-secondary Educational opportunities for Hispanic students.

National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals

COLOR's vision is that Latinas and their families have the knowledge, freedom, and power to access a full range of opportunities for the health of their ...

The Latino Community Foundation Vision The Latino Community Foundation was founded on the vision of promoting civic engagement and philanthropy within the Bay Area Latino community; as a vehicle for Latinos to help Latinos. Mission Our mission is to promote giving within the Latino community and invest in organizations that strengthen Latino families.

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Latinos for Texas LatinosforTexas Latinos for Texas is the Texas chapter of Latinos for America. Latinos For Texas, Uniendo Comunidades Uniting Communities. We aim to bridge the networks of Progressive groups and Latino/Hispanic interests to be better united in direct action for family, community, education, broad prosperity, political participation, fair representation and more by electing, training, recruiting progressive hispanic and latino elected officials in Texas.

Love in Action is a home where children whom have suffered neglect or were in a high-risk environment are placed with us by the Mexican government so we may provide them a safe haven.We are located at Pedro Moreno No. 76 in the town of Chapala in the state of Jalisco, Mexico.

HACU or the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities was founded in 1986 by eighteen colleges. Today HACU stands for 450 colleges and universities which are all dedicated to Hispanic higher education success in places such as U.S., Latin America, Puerto Rico, Spain and Portugal. Mission: To promote the development of member colleges and universities; improve access to and the quality of post-secondary educational opportunities for Hispanic students; and meet the needs of business, industry and government through the development and sharing of resources, information and expertise.

Non-profit corporation founded in 1991 to respond to the diverse needs of South FloridaÂ’s abused, abandoned, neglected and less-fortunate children. To fulfill its mission, Amigos relies on the support of compassionate volunteers and donors throughout the community. When you support Amigos For Kids, your generosity helps enrich the lives of thousands of deserving childrenÂ…providing our kids, and our community, with a brighter tomorrow.

The Hispanic Heritage Foundation identifies, inspires, promotes and prepares Latino role models through national leadership, cultural, educational and workforce programs. HHF is a nonprofit organization and hosts the popular Hispanic Heritage Awards every year.

Centro Latino for Literacy Los Angeles, CA

The purpose for which Social Research and Educational Foundation, Inc. is organized is the social research and education for the integration of legal immigrants, Hispanics in the United States of America and the promotion of entrepreneurial contribution in their countries of origin to prevent unexpected immigration.

To promote, cultivate, and honor excellence in education and leadership among Latino engineers and scientists.

This major event showcases the diversity and importance of our multicultural community. Edward James Olmos

The Centro Cultural de la Raza is a historic community cultural center in San Diego's Balboa Park which preserves, promotes, protects and presents cutting edge as well as traditional Chicano, Latino and Indigenous art and culture.

Centro: Serving The Latino Community in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Education, Health and Wellness Programs and Hispanic Culture.

The Mexican Cultural Center is a nonprofit organization devoted to promoting understanding and awareness of the cultural and artistic diversity of Mexico and its influence in the Delaware Valley in the United States.

Leading community particiaption in caring for the Latino Aged.

Latino Health Access (LHA) is a non-profit organization established in 1993, created to assist with the multiple health needs of Latinos in Orange County .

The National Alliance for Hispanic Health (the Alliance) is the premier science-based nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that focuses on improving the health and Well-being of Hispanics.

The National Forum for Latino Healthcare Executives (NFLHE) is a national organization led by senior executive health care leaders in the U.S.

Latino Coalition for a Healthy California is the leading organized voice for policies, services and conditions to improve the health of Latinos.

The National Latina Health Organization (NLHO) works towards the goal of bi-lingual access to quality health care and self-empowerment of Latinas through culturally respectful educational programs, health advocacy, outreach, research and public policy.

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund believes that the country prospers when all Americans have access to the opportunities a college education can afford. As the nation’s leading Hispanic higher education fund, HSF works to address the barriers that keep many Latinos from earning a college degree. In addition to scholarship opportunities for deserving Latino students, we offer a broad range of outreach and educational programming to help students and their families navigate through the rigors of college life.

Since 1973, AVANCE has continued to provide innovative education and family support services to predominantly Hispanic families in low-income, at-risk communities. Dedicated to promoting school readiness and supporting family engagement, AVANCE proudly serves as a national model and best practice of early childhood education for parents, teachers, the scientific community and general

La Alianza Hispana is a community based non-profit organization serving the Latino community and all residents of the surrounding neighborhoods. The goal is to empower individuals and families, strengthen communities and develop leaders through high-quality education and social services, advocacy and community organizing. Our Services are culturally and linguistically appropriate, integrated and community centered. La Alianza believes in social justice as a means of creating a more egalitarian, participatory and peaceful society in which all members can realize their fullest potential.

From its inception, CPLC’s goal has been to promote the well being of Arizona’s socially and economically deprived communities. Our programmatic approaches are aimed at providing the tools necessary to empower individuals, families, and communities achieve their aspirations. Our accomplishments have helped us evolve into a corporation known and respected for its ability to advance individuals, families, and communities.

Instituto is a recognized leading city and state educational center serving more than 14,000 participants annually to advance their basic academic skills, obtain a high school diploma, pass the GED exam, become U.S. citizens, increase their job skills, and provide assistance with employment opportunities. Our goal is to instill that sense of hope, motivate perseverance, and provide the tools for success.

Our mission is to build relationships and challenge people to act on their faith and values to create healthy communities through organizing, education and community development.

Building Latino Careers. We institutionalize Latino diversity through recruitment, retention and development programs in partnership with leading employers that build lasting relationships with Latino professionals.

The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP) promotes the study and teaching of the Spanish and Portuguese languages and their corresponding Hispanic, Luso-Brazilian and other related literatures and cultures at all levels of education. The AATSP encourages, supports and directs programs and research projects involving the exchange of pedagogical and scholarly information. Through extensive collaboration with educators, professionals, and institutions in other countries, the AATSP contributes to a better and deeper understanding between the United States and the Spanish-and Portuguese-speaking nations of the world.

"The Hispanic Genealogical Society of New York purpose is to encourage Hispanics to research their roots, history and rich heritage.

To stabilize Latino communities by developing, managing, and investing in ventures that increase the availability of affordable housing and promote economic opportunity and enhance the quality of life.

MANA, A National Latina Organization, was founded in 1974 as the Mexican-American Women's National Association. MANA's original intent was to provide a voice for Mexican-American women at the national, state and local levels. Since then, the organization has expanded into a diverse group of Latinas in all areas of political, social and professional fields. MANA is unique since this makes MANA the single largest pan-Latina organization in the United States.

The mission of AHAA is to grow, strengthen and protect the Hispanic marketing and advertising industry by providing leadership in raising awareness of the value of the Hispanic market opportunities and enhancing the professionalism of the industry.

The Mexican American Opportunity Foundation (MAOF) is a non-profit, community-based organization that was established in 1963 in order to serve disadvantaged individuals and families in the Los Angeles area. MAOF is the largest Latino-oriented, family services organization in the United States, and has achieved this status by providing high quality social services and programs to those communities where the need is the greatest.

To improve the quality of life of the diverse communities we serve by providing culturally appropriate, high-quality, and accessible health care for all.

To empower the Hispanic community so that its members can improve the quality of their lives and the lives of their children.

YHPAA is a non-profit organization founded in January 2006 to serve as the principal professional resource for young Hispanics in the Austin and Central Texas area for members to build a foundation for their professional, community, and social development. It has rapidly grown from 10 to 300 members. The organization supports and encourages Hispanic higher education through scholarships and promotes the mentorship between students, members, and professionals.

To provide programs to Hispanics and Milwaukee's near south side residents, of all ages, in the areas of education, cultural arts, recreation, community development, and health and human services. UCC assists individuals to achieve their potential by focusing on cultural heritage as a means of strengthening personal development and will promote high academic standards in all of its education programs.

Since 1989, Hispanas Organized for Political Equality (HOPE) has been working to provide a critical voice to Latinas to develop their personal growth, prosperity, and political clout. Throughout the years, HOPE has served the Latina community with innovative programming that provides leadership development, statewide networking opportunities, experiential learning, and one on one interaction with local, state, and federal officials and agencies.

HELP- New Mexico envisions - and is committed to helping create - a New Mexico with full employment, minimal poverty and crime, and family self-sufficiency. HELP-New Mexico wants to see a state with systems and services for children and families that are aligned and integrated. Its communities will have the capacity to address effectively teen pregnancy, high school dropout issues, drug use, and other problems.

Founded in 1968 for the purpose of serving immigrant Latino youth, LAYC has grown from a small grassroots recreation center to a nationally recognized organization serving all low-income youth and families across the District of Columbia and in Maryland's Prince George's and Montgomery Counties. LAYC achieves its mission by operating a regional network of youth centers and public charter schools with a shared commitment to meet young people where they are and help them make a successful transition to young adulthood. LAYC provides multi-lingual, culturally sensitive programs in five areas; Educational Enhancement, Workforce Investment, Social Services, Art + Media, and Advocacy.

The National Association for Hispanic Elderly / Asociación Nacional Pro Personas Mayores is committed to achieving social change by focusing on the needs of low-income minority and Hispanic older persons, thus impacting the Hispanic community and the nation as a whole. We believe in the right of each human being to have a decent and dignified life. Because of this belief, we attempt to provide some visible means of achieving such a way of life, especially for low-income older persons, many of whom, because of language and cultural differences, are more vulnerable than their contemporaries. In response to the needs of the low-income elderly, we provide programs of employment and training, health, housing and economic development. Aware of ongoing societal changes, we attempt to remain open and creative in our corporate commitment to older persons and the Hispanic Community.

To provide programs to Hispanics and near south side residents of all ages in the areas of education, cultural arts, recreation, community development, and health and human services. The UCC assists individuals to achieve their potential by focusing on cultural heritage as a means of strengthening personal development and by promoting high academic standards in all of its educational programs

To advocate and enhance the quality of life for Hispanics through community partnerships.

NAHN is committed to advancing the health in Hispanic communities and to lead, promote and advocate the educational, professional, and leadership opportunities for Hispanic nurses.

To promote high standards of competence, professionalism and integrity with and among Hispanic attorneys and the Hispanic communities within the State of Illinois. Promote legal education and civil rights among Hispanic attorneys and the community.

The Latino Union collaborates with low-income immigrant workers to develop the tools necessary to collectively improve social and economic conditions. Our mission is accomplished by developing leadership from within the immigrant worker community, developing feasible alternatives to the injustices immigrant workers face, and building the larger movement for immigrant worker rights.

CNC is a non-profit organization providing human services to persons in need from all racial and ethnic groups. CNC assists individuals to become self-reliant and builds bridges among America's diverse communities.

Latin America ChildCare is dedicated to transforming the lives of needy children with the Good News of Jesus Christ through education and ministries of compassion.

The Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) is a national organization representing the interests of approximately 2 million Latino/a trade unionist throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.

We accomplish our mission by providing Hispanic high school and college students with the vision, resources, and mentorship needed to become community leaders and achieve successful careers in business, science, technology, engineering and math.

Hispanic non-profit leadership development organization to help increase opportunities for Hispanics to participate in and contribute to the American policy making process.

MACSA's mission is to enrich the lives and to advance the interests of the Latino community of Santa Clara County, Gilroy and San Jose, CA .

Empowers Latinas through providing services which reflect their values and culture and being an advocate on the issues that make a difference in their lives.

AHAA represents the best minds and resources dedicated to Hispanic-specialized marketing. Advertisers trying to reach and connect with Hispanic consumers turn to AHAA members for unmatched cultural expertise and knowledge.

NAHREP is a purpose-driven organization that is propelled by a passionate combination of entrepreneurial spirit, cultural heritage and the advocacy of its members. Our mission is to increase the rate of sustainable Hispanic home ownership by empowering the real estate professionals that serve the community.

HACU fulfills its mission by promoting the development of member colleges and universities;improving access to and the quality of post-secondary educational opportunities for Hispanic students; and meeting the needs of business, industry and government through the development and sharing of resources, information and expertise.

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) is dedicated to the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry. Established in April 1984, NAHJ created a national voice and unified vision for all Hispanic journalists.

NALCAB is the national voice for a diverse group of Latino-led community development corporations and other community-based organizations that focus on asset building.

CCNMA's mission is to promote diversity in the news media by providing encouragement, scholarships and educational programs for Latinos pursuing careers in the news media, and to foster an accurate and fair portrayal of Latinos in the news media, and promoting the social, economic and professional advancement of Latino journalists.

Building Latino Business Leaders.

NAHN National Association of Hispanic Nurses is a non-profit professional association committed to the promotion of the professionalism and dedication of Hispanic nurses by providing equal access to educational, professional, and economic opportunities for Hispanic nurses.

CHisPA educates and prepares Latinos in the areas of civic engagement and leadership development. We accomplish this mission through a variety of educational platforms.

To promote the self-sufficiency and self-determination of Heartland Latino families and community by providing bilingual, high quality social, educational, economic, public health and advocacy services.

To provide leadership at the national level that assures every school in America effectively serves the educational needs of all students with an emphasis on Latino Youth by building capacity, promoting best practices, and transforming educational institutions.

The Latin American Health Institute is a community-based professional organization that promotes the health of the community, its institutions, families, and individuals through effective interventions that are culturally competent and technologically appropriate

Centro Latino de Chelsea is a community-based human-services and education center that serves more than 5,000 Latinos and immigrants in Chelsea and Greater Boston every year. Centro Latino improves the quality of life of the community by helping people to increase their skills and knowledge, so that they may better provide for their families and contribute to their neighborhoods.

The Latino Learning Center is a non-profit organization that has proudly served the Greater Houston area for more than thirty-one (31) years.The mission of the Latino Learning Center, Inc. is to provide educational and human support services to Houston communities with emphasis on adult education and services to the elderly and disabled.

Organization of Hispanic community service agencies in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.

The USHLI has developed into one of the most powerful, nationally and internationally recognized Latino organizations in the country by organizing and conducting nonpartisan voter registration and leadership development programs in 40 states. Our organization has been able to maintain a stable presence in hundreds of communities over the years by promoting empowerment and civic responsibility.

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) is dedicated to the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry. Established in April 1984, NAHJ created a national voice and unified vision for all Hispanic journalists.

The Latino Medical Student Association is a non-profit organization founded to represent, support, educate, and unify US Latino(a) medical students. Our network of latino(a) medical students is composed of 5 regions spanning the United States: Midwest Region, Northeast region, Southeast region, Southwest region, West region.

The Hispanic Heritage Foundation identifies, inspires, and prepares Latino leaders through National Leadership, cultural, and educational workforce programs.

Centro Presente is focused on organizing around immigrant rights, worker rights, and civic engagement.

CRLA serves low-income individuals residing in over 22 California counties. As rural areas and small cities of California continue to change, so does our outreach and service to diverse communities.

Welcome to MAES! Originally founded in 1974, today our mission is to promote, cultivate, and honor excellence in education and leadership among Latino engineers and scientists. We strive for a future where Latinos are leaders in the engineering and science world.

Established in 1994 in Washington, DC, the National Hispanic Medical Association in a non-profit association representing the interests of 45,000 licensed Hispanic physicians in the United States. NHMA is dedicated to empowering Hispanic physicians to be leaders who will help eliminate health disparities and improve the health of Hispanics. NHMA's vision is to be the national leader to improve the health of Hispanic populations.

HAPCOA seeks to achieve national recognition as the most effective non-proft membership organization of command officers and others, committed to the career advancement of qualified men and women in the field of law enforcement and criminal justice, as well as to the public safety of the communities in which they protect and serve.

NLCI's mission is to focus the nation's attention on the contributions and challenges of young Latinos by advocating for their success and well being through partnerships and programs. NLCI envisions communities and a nation where young Latinos are heard, valued and a priority for the future of our nation.

Southwest Key Programs is a national nonprofit operating innovative youth justice programs, safe shelters for immigrant children, college prep and alternative schools and workforce services impacting over 6,000 youth and families each day.

The mission of the NHHF is to improve the health of Hispanics and other under-served. Our aim is to provide a unique leadership role marshaling the creative energy of Hispanic researchers from around the country and to provide the insights and strategies that can translate into a healthier Hispanic population and quality care for the under-served.

Founded in 1962 by Cesar Chavez, the United Farm Workers of America is the nation's first successful and largest farm workers union currently active in 10 states. The UFW continues to organize in major agricultural industries across the nation. Recent years have witnessed dozens of key UFW union contract victories, among them the largest strawberry, rose, winery and mushroom firms in California and the nation. 75 percent of California's mushroom industry is now under union contract. In 2007, the United Farm Workers signed its first contract with Salinas, Calif.-based D'Arrigo Bros., California's third-largest vegetable company. The agreement covers 1,800 farm workers in the Salinas and Imperial valleys. The UFW signed a contract, also in 2007, with Three Mile Canyon Farms, America's largest dairy-and the first major union contract protecting farm workers in Oregon. They soon signed up another nearby dairy, Willow Creek. Many recent UFW-sponsored laws and regulations aide farm workers; in California, the first state regulation in the U.S. prevents further heat deaths of farm workers. The UFW is also pushing its historic bipartisan and broadly backed AgJobs immigration reform bill.

Information about the origins of the Young Lords,a Latino human rights movement for self determination and barrio empowerment

Oiste promote the principles and practice of democracy and to advance the political, social and economic standing of Latinos and Latinas in the state. We seek to reach these goals by impacting public policy through leadership development, civic and issue trainings, electoral reform and voter mobilization

National Latino Education Institute exists to enhance the quality of life for Latinos through educational, vocational, and employment services, and through advocacy, thus enabling the achievement of economic independence.

AltaMed's affordable health care services including primary care, senior services, dental services, HIV care, health education, youth programs, and chronic care support in Los Angeles and Orange Counties.

Hispanic Access Foundation (HAF) is a non-profit organization that works to promote responsible citizenship, educational attainment, and active engagement in the improvement of the health, environment, and financial well-being of Hispanic families throughout the United States.

Congreso is a human services organization. Established in 1977, we are a nationally-recognized leader in human services. Our staff and clients reflect the diversity of our community. They include Latinos, African-Americans, and many others. We create innovative, high-quality education and career programs from kindergarten through college to career. We offer integrated health care solutions and help families meet their basic needs.

Clinica Sierra Vista provides high quality primary and preventative health care services to the underserved populations of Kern and Inyo Counties, California, regardless of ability to pay

HENAAC, a non-profit organization promoting careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, is creating a new overall name to the organization - Great Minds in STEM. We are doing this to reflect the expanded role of our Education Programs and other efforts we are taking to promote STEM careers in underrepresented communities.

SEGCP promotes all aspects of human dignity through advocacy and self-empowerment of low income persons especialy Latinos and farm workers to become partners in problem solving, decision making and contributors in communities in which they live and work.

The Latina A.R.M.Y., Inc. is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization whose mission is to celebrate and empower young Latinas by providing inspirational role models and introducing powerful life skills for personal excellence. In a national effort, accomplished Latinas give two hours of their time to talk to young girls at their local school or community center to teach them four life skills they can use to create the life they want and deserve.

National Latino Alliance for the Elimination of Domestic Violence (Alianza) was established as one of three domestic violence "Cultural Institutes" to address the particular needs and concerns of communities of color experiencing family violence. Alianza specifically addresses the needs of Latino/a families and communities, although its work helps to inform the domestic violence field in general. Alianza's work has been in four main areas: community education, policy advocacy, research, and training and technical assistance. It has grown into a national network of Latina and Latino advocates, practitioners, researchers, activists, and survivors of domestic violence.

The Hispanic Institute is a designated nonprofit organization. THI provides an effective education forum for an informed and empowered Hispanic America. The Hispanic Institute manages ongoing projects: Study of Hispanic economic contributions,Media monitoring, Consumer fraud protection, Citizenship education, Technology and Telecommunication research.

The Hispanic Women's Network of Texas (HWNT) is a state-wide organization of individuals from diverse backgrounds who are committed to promoting the participation of Hispanic women in public, corporate and civic arenas. HWNT seeks to advance the educational, cultural, social, legal and economic well- being of all women through a broader awareness of their role in society, business and family. Members strive to celebrate the positive image and values of the Hispanic culture.

Our roots trace back to 1984 when a group of students and parents met in Central Park in the City of Pasadena to confront racism, educational inequalities, and the lack of affordable housing. Stories of joy, struggle, and hope became mirrors for our educational and organizing processes. This experience, and systematic practice that evolved from it, has given the Institute the tools and methods to successfully work with low-immigrant workers and others groups committed to solving problems in their own communities.

The Senate Hispanic Research Council, Inc. (SHRC), located in Austin, Texas, is a tax-exempt organization created in 1993 by the Hispanic members of the Texas Senate along with other key state and civic leaders. The mission of the SHRC is to provide educational and leadership opportunities to all segments of the Hispanic community by supporting active participation at all levels of government. As representatives of the fastest growing minority in Texas, this tax-exempt Council remains dedicated to encouraging the educational achievement of our youth, thereby ensuring a strong, well-prepared future for our state.

Casa de Peregrinos (House of Pilgrims) is a non-profit emergency food program that provides basic, nutritional food boxes and a supportive atmosphere to individuals/families in Dona Ana County who lack money for food due to an emergency or unforeseen crisis. Although our program is designed to meet these needs, we don't have the funds to be an indefinite source of relief.

San Diego's Centro Cultural de la Raza was founded in 1970 as a Chicano Community Cultural Center and functioned as an alternative space that encouraged and facilitated artistic growth and cultural interchange in the San Diego/Tijuana region. The Centro's mission is to promote preserve and create Mexican, Chicano,Indigenous and Latino art and culture.

The Latin American Association helps Latino families achieve their aspirations for their academic, social and economic advancement. We accomplish this through direct programs and integrated community partnerships that focus on youth academic achievement, education and prevention, and services to families with urgent needs.

The Hispanic Contractors Association Georgia (HCAG) is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to promoting and supporting the advancement and economic growth of its members within the construction industry in Georgia. To pursue its mission, HCAG provides valuable membership services in the areas of Business Development, Consulting, and Education.

The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), founded in 1929, is the oldest and most widely respected Hispanic civil rights organization in the United States of America. LULAC was created at a time in our country’s history when Hispanics were denied basic civil and human rights, despite contributions to American society. The founders of LULAC created an organization that empowers its members to create and develop opportunities where they are needed most.

AuroraÂ’s Promise - is committed to improving the quality of education for underprivileged, school-aged children by providing them with school supplies, backpacks, and school uniforms, thus giving them the opportunity to reach their fullest potential ... every school day counts!

LA LEYÂ’s mission is to enhance the effectiveness of all LAPD employees and to improve the DepartmentÂ’s relationship with the community by developing our employees, networking with all aspects of the community, protecting the rights of others and promoting camaraderie through our social activities. Our Mission To become a leading provider for our members to be to guided in the direction for future goals.

The SouthWest Organizing Project was founded in 1980 by young activists of color to empower our communities in the SouthWest to realize racial and gender equality and social and economic justice. We seek to redefine power relationships by bringing together the collective action, talents, and resources of the people within our communities. We work primarily in low-income communities of color to gain community control of our land and resources At the core of our work is the belief that all families have the right to healthy, sustainable environments in which to live, work, and play.

Pasitos de Luz is a non-profit organization founded by mothers of disabled children from low-income families living in and around the communities of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. We meet the special needs of children with often acute physical and psychological illnesses. Any physical or economic support from within Mexico or from abroad is hugely welcome! We have been an officially registered non-profit since 2000. Un saludo!

Latinas Contra Cancer provides cancer education, psychosocial support, and navigation services in the hospital. We are partner with universities and institutions in research and convene the Biennial National Latino Cancer Summit

Caminar Latino is a family violence intervention program that has been working with Latino families in the Atlanta metro area for over 24 years. Our mission is to create possibilities for Latino families - affected by violence - transform their lives and their communities.

Sociedad Latina works to enhance the overall well-being of the Latino community in Boston, MA by delivering programs that encourage community leadership through educational attainment, cultural identity, and continuation of traditions.

L.O.V.E. mission is to support and empower young Latinas to strive both in school and life through positive role modeling. The L.O.V.E. Mentoring Program works in partnership with organizations and schools whose mission is to advance the wellbeing of young girls and Hispanic communities.

CLLARO is committed to the Latino community leading a collaborative effort to move the state of Colorado toward a future with no disparities in education, health, economic status, decision-making or leadership in both the public and private sectors.

SocialTIC is a nonprofit which works to empower change-makers in Latin America through strategic use of ICT, digital security, open data and impact activism. They do this through investigating the major players within the Latin American context, holding free workshops for the public and assisting nonprofits all over LatAm to build capacity through long-term process of accompaniment, and community building with their events and training of trainer workshops.