NCLR President and CEO

As someone who has experienced the promise of the American Dream firsthand, Janet Murguia has devoted her career in public service to opening the door to that dream to millions of American families...

Governance

NCLR is governed by a Board of Directors, which includes 21 elected members who are representative of all geographic regions of the United States and all Hispanic subgroups....

History

NCLR traces its origins to the civil rights movement of the 1960s, as well as to previous efforts that preceded World War II, such as those related to early school and housing desegregation...

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FAQs

NCLR provides the public with information on the Hispanic population as well as insight into its own organizational history...

Jobs at NCLR

Find job opportunities in policy, education, health, housing, workforce development, special events, organizational support, and more...

News

NCLR informs the public about Latino priorities through news releases, articles, blog posts, and more...

Press Room

NCLR's Communications team works with the news media and digital platforms to inform the public in order to strengthen NCLR's research, program, policy analysis and advocacy efforts on issues that are important to the U.S. Latino community....

Annual Report

For more than four decades, NCLR has aimed to better our nation by empowering Latinos at both the local and national levels. The annual report sheds light on how the Hispanic community is faring and presents some of NCLR's leading policies and programs creating vital change....

Advocacy & Empowerment

Consistent with its mission to improve opportunities and open doors for Hispanic Americans, NCLR believes that advocacy, civic engagement, and community-based support are essential parts of any community-empowerment strategy. Thus, the organization concentrates on advocacy activities at state and local levels through its initiatives. In addition, NCLR strengthens Latino participation…

Census

2010 U.S. Census: Hispanics in the United States This year, the 2010 U.S. Census data showed that over the last decade the Latino population grew from 35.3 million to 50.5 million, accounting for more than half of the nation’s population growth. Latinos now make up 16% of the total U.S.…

Children and Youth

Latino children and youth are the fastest-growing segment of the American population. Currently representing 23% of all children under the age of 18, Latino children are a critically important part of our nation’s future. Through its work, NCLR ensures that Latino children and youth are represented in today’s policy debates…

Civil Rights and Justice

Discrimination severely limits the economic and social opportunities available to Hispanic Americans. NCLR conducts policy analysis and advocacy activities in the civil rights arena in order to promote and protect equality of opportunity in voting, justice issues, education, employment, housing, and health care for all Americans....

Economy and Workforce

The strength of the American economy is increasingly linked to the strength of the Latino workforce. Latinos are the fastest-growing segment of the American workforce, with 22.7 million Latinos at work in the United States representing 14.8% of the labor force. By 2050, one in three working Americans will be…

Education

NCLR addresses the issue of education through a complementary, two-part approach. NCLR's education program services and activities are targeted to nearly 300 affiliated organizations while its education policy work addresses national issues in public education....

Health and Nutrition

NCLR develops and implements health education and prevention programs and conducts health advocacy activities in partnership with its Affiliate Network to protect the health and well-being of the Latino community....

Immigration

NCLR conducts immigration policy analyses and advocacy activities in its role as a civil rights organization. The primary focus of these activities is to encourage immigration policies that are fair and nondiscriminatory, to encourage family reunification, and to enact necessary reforms to the current immigration system....

Research

The primary aim of research at NCLR is to compile an accurate picture of the Latino population in order to build a comprehensive body of knowledge and identify solutions to the many challenges facing our growing community. Over the past two decades, NCLR's Office of Research, Advocacy, and Legislation has…

Wealth Building

NCLR’s Housing and Community Development component and Wealth-Building Policy Project seek to strengthen Latino communities by preserving and increasing their wealth. Latino families own just nine cents for every dollar owned by White families, a figure known as the racial wealth gap. For this reason, NCLR is devoted to helping…

NCLR Annual Conference

The 2013 NCLR Annual Conference, with over 50 workshops along 11 different topic tracks, four town halls, multiple networking events, and five key meal events, including the Latinas Brunch and the NCLR Awards gala, is poised to be our biggest Conference yet! NCLR is also excited to bring the National…

Nat'l Latino Family Expo

The 2013 NCLR National Latino Family Expo The NCLR National Latino Family Expo® is one of the largest events in the country focused on resources and activities for the Latino family, with more than 200 exhibitors showcasing their products and services. From live entertainment and giveaways to free health screenings…

NCLR Capital Awards

The NCLR Capital Awards is the only Hispanic event that recognizes leaders from both sides of the aisle for their outstanding support of public policies that are vital to Hispanic Americans. In addition, the Public Service Award honors others outside of Washington who courageously and tirelessly advocate on behalf of the Latino community....

NCLR ALMA Awards

The NCLR ALMA Awards honors outstanding Latino artistic achievement in television, film, and music and the enhancement of the Latino image in the entertainment industry. The show has established a following around the country and has made inroads for Latinos in Hollywood both in front of and behind the camera. ...

Nat'l Latino Advocacy Days

Give voice to Latino priorities! The NCLR National Latino Advocacy Days are an opportunity for you to work with other Latino community-based organizations in holding your elected officials accountable for and responsive to the needs of Latino communities and all Americans. ...

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Affiliate Network

The NCLR Affiliate Network has grown to nearly 300 community-based organizations. Their services are diverse and include charter schools, after-school programs, job readiness and training, English language preparation, homeownership counseling, health centers, and community activities centers, to name a few. In total these organizations provide services to millions Hispanic Americans....

Awards & Programs

Capacity-Building Series

NCLR is committed to providing opportunities that actively build the capacity of its Affiliates for program delivery and advocacy. The following training sessions provide Affiliates with the chance to refine their skills, collaborate with one another, and discuss ideas that bring positive and meaninful change to the lives of Hispanics…

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NCLR's active and productive relationships with its community-based affiliate organizations are at the heart of NCLR's work and key to its ability to fulfill its mission. In providing capacity-building assistance, policy analysis, advocacy, and special initiatives that complement the work of our affiliates, NCLR is able to work "on the…

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We invite you to post local opportunities, job descriptions, and other announcements on this page. This is your place to share best practices and resources with Affiliate organizations in your region. You also have the opportunity to network with Affiliates across the nation on the NCLR Affiliates Forum. These resources…

Affiliate Council

The NCLR Affiliate Council is the vehicle through which NCLR Affiliates influence NCLR policy and operations. The Affiliate Council serves as a voice for, and represents the bond between, NCLR and its most important constituency. The Affiliate Council is made up of two members (one male and one female) from…

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Action Network Sign-Up

Join the NCLR Action Network and make your voice heard! The NCLR Action Network is free and will help you contact your members of Congress and other powerful leaders on important issues affecting the Latino community. You will also receive invitations to host local events in your area, join national…

Current Campaigns

The National Campaigns team works to expand opportunities for Latino engagement in civic life and public policy debates. The team works to build and expand a network of individuals who can weigh in on issues of interest to Latinos and their sister communities, creating tools and opportunities to disseminate information, mobilize, and effect change....

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Why Give?

2012 was undoubtedly one of the National Council of La Raza's (NCLR) most successful years. But more importantly, this year was filled with unforgettable victories for the Latino community. We simply could not have done it without your support. As NCLR looks forward to the future, we will continue to…

Amigos & Founders

Amigos de NCLR – $35 and above Become a leader in improving opportunities for Hispanic Americans. Amigo donors are at the very core of the institution by providing the financial foundation needed to bolster all of NCLR’s programmatic and advocacy work. As an Amigo de NCLR, you will receive an…

President's Council

Improve opportunities for Latino families by joining the President’s Council today! NCLR’s President’s Council is a group of influential community, business, media and nonprofit leaders from across the country whose investments allow NCLR to empower the lives of millions. Your President’s Council support of $1,000 or more per year…

Corporate Champions

NCLR’s Corporate Champions are a select group of industry leaders dedicated to building stronger American communities. Support from these corporations provides NCLR with the flexibility to respond to the most pressing and timely needs of Latino families. For more information on corporate partnerships, please contact corporatepartner@nclr.org.

Ways to Give

Thank you for deciding to join NCLR and improve opportunities for Hispanic Americans! NCLR offers many ways to make your investment as easy and efficient as possible. Make a secure online donation today by joining NCLR’s Amigos de NCLR, Founders’ Circle or President’s Council levels. Make a monthly gift…

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La Comunidad Latina Pide al Distrito de Columbia que Rechace Injustas y Poco Efectivas Propuestas de

(September 20, 2004)

Publication Type: Other, Spanish Publications

Nuestros niños cuentan - Puerto Rico, Libro de Datos 2004

Sonia M. Pérez y Nayda I. Rivera-Hernández, (August 02, 2004)

Issue: KIDS COUNT – Puerto Rico
Publication Type: Spanish Publications, Statistical Brief

Los resultados de un estudio de 18 meses sobre el estado de la niñez en Puerto Rico, publicado por el Consejo Nacional de La Raza (NCLR, por sus siglas en inglés) como parte de su proyecto Nuestros niños cuentan – Puerto Rico, subrayan la necesidad de reducir los nacimientos en adolescentes y detener la violencia que afecta a los jóvenes en la Isla. Estos hallazgos se presentan en un nuevo informe, Nuestros niños cuentan – Puerto Rico, Libro de Datos 2004, que ofrece la primera y más integrada perspectiva de la niñez en Puerto Rico hasta el momento y vincula... Read More

Preguntas y Respuestas Acerca de La Propuesta de Ley de Inmigración de la Casa Blanca

(June 16, 2004)

Publication Type: Other, Spanish Publications

Preguntas y Respuestas Acerca de La Propuesta de Ley de Visas Legales Seguras y Ordernadas, y de Apl

(June 16, 2004)

Publication Type: Other, Spanish Publications

Cómo Proteger el Futuro de su Familia: Una Guía Financiera Personal para Latinos

NCLR and State Farm, (June 08, 2004)

Publication Type: Other, Spanish Publications

Implementación de la Reforma de Bienestar Social en Puerto Rico

Norma Boujouen Ramírez, Ph.D., (April 01, 2001)

Publication Type: Research Report, Spanish Publications

La Niñez en Puerto Rico: Resultados del Censo 2000

Mark Mather, Population Reference Bureau para Nuestros niños cuentan-Puerto Rico, (August 26, 2003)

Issue: KIDS COUNT – Puerto Rico
Publication Type: Research Report, Spanish Publications

Este informe provee una visión general sobre la niñez en Puerto Rico, basada en los datos del Censo 2000. Documenta la situación de los niños en Puerto Rico, cómo ésta se compara con las condiciones de los niños que viven en los 50 estados y el Distrito de Columbia, y cómo han cambiado las características de los niños en Puerto Rico con el transcurso del tiempo. El censo, realizado cada 10 años, incluye información demográfica básica sobre edad, sexo, raza y origen hispano, así como información socioeconómica más detallada sobre pobreza, educación, estructura familiar, características del hogar, ingreso, lugar de... Read More

El Seguro Social: Lo que la comunidad latina debe saber

Leticia Miranda, (June 16, 2010)

Issue: Social Security, Economy and Employment
Publication Type: Spanish Publications

Es tu Dinero, Es tu Futuro Read More

La Desigualdad Persiste: Informacion Sobre la Juventud Latina en el Sistema de Justicia

NCLR y la Campaña para Justicia Juvenil, (September 18, 2009)

Issue: Juvenile Justice
Publication Type: Spanish Publications

La Campaña por la Justicia Juvenil y el Consejo Nacional de La Raza (NCLR por sus siglas en inglés) dieron a conocer un informe titulado Los Niños Invisibles de Estados Unidos: La Juventud Latina y el Fracaso de la Justicia, en mayo del 2009. Además de proporcionar los datos más recientes acerca de la juventud latina y el sistema de justicia de Estados Unidos, este informe destaca soluciones prometedoras y recomendaciones de políticas que ayudarían a reducir las disparidades que enfrentan los jóvenes latinos en cada etapa del proceso. Read More

Descripción general de la política pública de Puerto Rico para la niñez temprana

NCLR, (October 27, 2009)

Issue: Early Childhood Education, KIDS COUNT – Puerto Rico
Publication Type: Fact Sheet, Spanish Publications

Esta hoja informativa provee un resumen de la política pública de Puerto Rico para la niñez temprana. La hoja describe siete áreas clave que pueden servir como guía para el diseño, la evaluación y la implantación de programas que contribuyan a la atención temprana de la niñez y a mejorar sus condiciones de vida. La ley también se presenta como un vehículo positivo y rentable, dado los beneficios sociales y económicos que produce para la comunidad a largo plazo. Read More

Fractures in the Foundation: Executive Summary (Spanish)

Catherine Singley, (September 1, 2009)

Issue: Economy and Workforce, Economy and Employment, Civil Rights and Justice, Workers’ Rights
Publication Type: Research Report, Spanish Publications

Executive summary (Spanish) of the report "Fractures in the Foundation: The Latino Worker's Experience in an Era of Declining Job Quality." Read More

Guía Para La Ciudadanía

Fondo Educative de NALEO y la campaña ya es hora ¡Ciudadanía!, (August 24, 2009)

Issue: Civic Engagement
Publication Type: Spanish Publications

De parte del Fondo Educative de NALEO y la campaña ya es hora ¡CIUDADANÍA!, nos gustaría felicitarle por dar el primer paso en hacerse ciudadano de los Estados Unidos. Es de nuestro agrado proveerle esta guía para orientarle e informarle acerca del proces de naturalización. En esta guía, usted encontrará la información escencial que necesitará para solicitar la ciudadanía y prepararse para el examen y la entrevista. Es importante revisar esta guía completamente para llenar su solicitud en forma correcta. La alianza de la campaña ya es hora ¡CIUDADANÍA! está comprometida a informarle y asistirle paso a paso en el... Read More

Datos a la mano: Los inmigrantes y la cobertura médica

Kara Ryan, (August 21, 2009)

Issue: Health Care Disparities, Health Care Reform, Immigrant Health, Latino Children’s Health
Publication Type: Presentation, Spanish Publications

Descarga esta presentación en PowerPoint para conocer datos rápidos sobre los inmigrates y la cobertura médica en Estados Unidos. Read More

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