We are thrilled to announce that Jorge Fanjul, M.P.M., M.A., our Executive Director in Massachusetts, has been appointed to the Racial Imbalance Advisory Council by the Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education. ?? Jorge’s expertise will contribute to advancing public education and student achievement across the Commonwealth, and we are excited to see the impact of his work in this important role. Congratulations, Jorge, on this well-deserved appointment!
关于我们
Latinos For Education develops, places, and connects essential Latino leadership in the education sector, while mobilizing Latino voices to promote practices and policies that remove barriers to equitable educational opportunity. Our work is centered on building an ecosystem of Latino leaders within and outside of education who will have a voice, leadership roles, and a community of peers who are invested in ensuring educational equity is achieved for Latino students and families. Ultimately, we aspire to achieve a vision of prosperity for Latino families in the US through a quality education. Learn more about us by visiting our website and following us on social media!
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https://www.LatinosForEducation.org
Latinos for Education的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 教育系统
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Boston，Massachusetts
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2016
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获取路线
50 Milk St
US，Massachusetts，Boston，02109
Latinos for Education员工
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Amanda Fernandez
CEO and Founder/Social Entrepreneur/Board Member
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Erica Romero
Vice President, Education Policy and Advocacy
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Elvis J.
Vice President, Marketing & Communications at Latinos for Education, Creator of Latino 30 under 30 & Award Winning Writer
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Migdalia Diaz
Experienced Operations leader with a demonstrated history of strategic alignment, financial operational efficiencies, leading teams through crisis…
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We are proud to celebrate our CEO and Founder, Amanda Fernandez, who has been recognized by Startup Boston for her incredible contributions to the Boston and New England startup community. Congratulations, Amanda, for your dedication to uplifting the Latino community through leadership and education. Your impact continues to inspire us all! ???? Read more about Amanda and other incredible leaders driving change: https://hubs.la/Q02RSp0x0
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Hear from our community voices! Our latest report highlights the top education priorities from Latino educators and families in our network as we approach the November election. Dive into the key insights and see what matters most! ?? Download the full report now and help us shape the future of education! https://hubs.la/Q02RLrY20
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We are proud to present the 2024 Aspiring Latino Leaders Fellows and Latinx Teachers Fellows from the Bay Area! For the past few weeks, we were thrilled to witness over 100 passionate Latino educators coming together in Houston, Massachusetts, and the Bay Area to kickstart their transformative leadership journey. We’re eager to see how they’ll grow, inspire change, and make a lasting impact on their communities.
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We are proud to see our CEO and Founder, Amanda Fernandez, take part in an impactful federal briefing on the importance of educator diversity as part of the One Million Teachers of Color. Amanda joined other visionary leaders to highlight how diverse education leadership is key to shaping the future for our students. A special thanks to the team at TNTP for driving this important conversation forward. Together, we can strengthen the teacher pipeline and ensure every student benefits from an inclusive education system.
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As we celebrate Latino Heritage Month, our CEO and Founder, Amanda Fernandez, reflects on the power of leading from our identity. In her latest newsletter, she shares leadership lessons drawn from her journey as a Latina in education. Join us in embracing and celebrating Latino leadership today and every day. Let’s continue paving the way for future generations. Read more from Amanda below!
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The 2024 presidential election is shaping up to be the most crucial in a generation. Download our latest report to learn what Latino educators and families in our network are prioritizing in education this November: https://hubs.la/Q02Rh8Rs0
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Latino Leaders Uniting for Change! ?? Our Executive Director in Massachusetts, Jorge Fanjul, M.P.M., M.A., joined other trailblazing Latino leaders at the Dímelo! Talks, to spotlight the power of education in transforming our community’s future. From housing to workforce development, they tackled the key issues shaping Massachusetts—and the Latino agenda is leading the way. ???? Huge thanks to Unidos In Power and all partners for creating this inspiring event!
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"Our existential threat is our humanity." Maria Teresa Kumar recently joined LatinoED Talks con Amanda Fernandez where she shared her personal views on the very real challenges Latinos face in this election and the vital role Latino leadership plays in addressing them. Click the link to watch the full conversation and learn more about what's at stake this election and the topics Latino educators are prioritizing this November. https://hubs.la/Q02Q__Bl0
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Introducing the 2024 Aspiring Latino Leaders Fellows and 2024 Latinx Teachers' Fellows from Massachusetts! We were thrilled to witness over 30 passionate Latino educators coming together to kickstart their transformative leadership journey. Keep an eye out as another group of dedicated Latino educators begins their educational journey in the Bay Area.
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