Publications

This study shows that Latino youth in the U.S. experience pervasive stereotyping based on assumptions about their ethnicity.  This report looks at the perceptions and experiences of Latino

This publication is a collection of stories told to NCLR researchers by Latinos working in low-wage jobs throughout metropolitan Washington, DC.  They illustrate the vulnerability and lack of

America’s Future: Latino Child Well-Being in Numbers and Trends was produced by the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) and the Population Reference Bureau (PRB). This data book offers a

NCLR and its Affiliates were at the forefront of some of the most contentious national debates in 2010.  Whether in regard to health care reform or the controversial immigration laws on the rise

Educational attainment is one of the strongest predictors of future earnings. However, for 42 percent of the country’s Latino youth, this traditional pathway to economic mobility is fraught with

The strong presence of undocumented workers in the U.S. labor force illustrates the imbalance between the nation’s immigration system and current economic realities.  This fact sheet challenges

"¿A Dónde Vamos?:  Directions for Culturally Relevant Latino Community Involvement in HIV/AIDS Prevention and Services Research," a report produced by the National Council of La Raza (NCLR),

For more than four decades, NCLR has aimed to better our nation by empowering Latinos at both the local and national levels.  In 2009, NCLR continued to fulfill this mission through its key role in

Compared with presidential election voter turnout, midterm elections exhibit a decrease in participation across the electoral spectrum, including Latino voter turnout. Therefore, a more accurate

After the passage of Arizona SB 1070, there was great speculation that Arizona copycat laws would move quickly in other states. Emboldened by worldwide attention—and in spite of the damage to the