National Council of La Raza

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The National Council of La Raza, now known as UnidosUS, is the largest Latino civil rights and advocacy organization in the United States, focusing on issues such as education, immigration, and economic opportunity.

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instanceOf advocacy organization
civil rights organization
advocatesFor economic justice
education equity
healthcare access
immigration reform
voting rights
alsoKnownAs NCLR NERFINISHED
changedNameInYear 2017
changeNameReason to adopt a more inclusive and contemporary identity
country United States of America
surface form: United States
engagesIn advocacy campaigns
community programs
policy research
public education
focusesOn Latino civil rights
economic opportunity
education
immigration
foundedBy Dr. Ernesto Galarza NERFINISHED
Dr. Julian Samora NERFINISHED
Henry Santiestevan NERFINISHED
foundedInCity Phoenix, Arizona NERFINISHED
foundedInYear 1968
hasLeaderTitle President and CEO
hasProgramArea civil rights and racial equity
economic policy
education and workforce development
health
housing and community development
immigration
youth leadership
headquartersLocation Washington, D.C.
languageOfName Spanish
nameMeaning The People
nonprofitStatus 501(c)(3)
operatesIn national level
originatedFrom Southwest Council of La Raza NERFINISHED
renamedAs UnidosUS NERFINISHED
servesCommunity Latinos in the United States
successorOrganization UnidosUS NERFINISHED
targetPopulation Hispanic Americans NERFINISHED
Latino families
website https://www.unidosus.org
worksWith community-based organizations
educational institutions
policy makers

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ALMA Award creator National Council of La Raza
ALMA Award presentedBy National Council of La Raza