#Juneteenth is more than history—it’s a call to action. It reminds us to confront injustice, amplify Black voices, and build systems where all communities can thrive.

🎓 To the Class of 2025: You didn’t just earn a degree—you opened a door. Para tu familia, tu comunidad, y los que vienen detrás. This is just the beginning! #ConGanasWeCan

Our CEO & Founder Amanda Fernandez joined 80+ education leaders calling for a bold recommitment to education as a path to opportunity and progress. It’s time to act—with courage and collective purpose. 📰 Read more via Philanthropy News Digest: hubs.la/Q03tbpBV0

We’re proud to stand with our LGBTQ+ comunidad—this month and every month. 🌈 ¡Feliz Mes del Orgullo! #PrideMonth #ConGanasWeCan

Latino students make up nearly 30% of U.S. classrooms—but many are facing fear, instability & invisibility. Latinx Teachers Fellowship alum Sofia Gonzalez shares what it’s like on the frontlines. 📖 Read more: hubs.la/Q03v1hgl0 #ConGanasWeCan

Latino excellence took center stage at this year’s Latino Educators Shine Awards! We honored 40 incredible educators whose leadership, culture, and corazón are transforming classrooms and communities across MA. ICYMI: Watch our full recap video: hubs.la/Q03v62y10

As we approach the end of Pride month, we pause to remember those who came before us and led the way. In our latest blog, Rafael Reyes Orona calls on us to honor the legacy of Pride with action, inclusion, and intersectional leadership in education. hubs.la/Q03vdd0f0

We’re celebrating Jorge Fanjul, our MA Executive Director, for being named to @NFBLME’s inaugural Power 50 list! This honor recognizes the most influential Black and Latino male educators driving lasting impact in education. ¡Felicidades, Jorge! Your leadership inspires us all.

Amazing to see so many faces from our Latinos for Education familia at #ISTELive! Proud to join conversations on innovation, equity, and the future of learning—especially through our work with GenerationAI to ensure Latino voices are part of the AI-powered future.

What does leadership look like in the age of AI? In EdSurge, Dr. Elvira Salazar of Latinos for Education and Dr. Luvon Hudson of Pathway 2 Careers share how trust, equity & liberatory design can reshape ed leadership in a tech-driven world. 🔗 hubs.la/Q03w1pjN0 #GenerationAI

We’re proud to share that our Bay Area Executive Director, José Magaña, has been named to @NFBLME’s inaugural Power 50 list. Whether he's shaping policy or uplifting future leaders, José reminds us what it looks like when community and purpose come together. ¡Felicidades!

What happens when educators help build AI, not just use it? At #ISTELive25, our Director of Online Learning & Technology, Dr. Elvira Salazar, joined a powerful panel on equity, leadership & trust in AI. Read the @EducationWeek piece: 🔗 hubs.la/Q03wV1NM0

Our CEO & Founder, Amanda Fernandez, is joining CLSBA #UnityConference2025 as a keynote speaker! Her message, rooted in purpose, representation, and unity, will inspire connection and action. 📍 San Diego | 📅 Sept 11–14 🔗 Register: hubs.la/Q03x4hzV0

From the classroom to Times Square! Congrats to Brenda Ortiz McGrath, an Aspiring Latino Leaders alum, on receiving the Visionary Leader Award from Influencer Magazine UK. Her journey inspires us all. Learn more about her incredible journey: hubs.la/Q03xy8010 #ConGanasWeCan

What does civic leadership look like in action? At our final Early College session, Salem High students heard from Manny Cruz and Councilor Alice Merkl on public service—and their power to lead. Grateful to Salem Public Schools for helping shape the next generation of educators.

California just released long-awaited teacher workforce data—showing a 19% increase in Hispanic teachers and progress toward a more diverse educator pipeline. José Magaña spoke to EdSource about why this data matters. 📖 Read the full story: hubs.la/Q03xRPGB0

We’re thrilled to share that Dr. Elvira Salazar, our Director of Online Learning & Tech, and Celeste Barreto Milligan, Latino Board Fellowship Alum, have been selected as 2025 Acosta Institute Fellows! 🔗 Learn more about the Fellowship: hubs.la/Q03y7GJ80

Two of our team members took the mic at this year’s NALEO Educational Fund Conference. José Magaña and Manny Cruz stepped into the spotlight to discuss the policies and leadership shaping Latino communities—from local streets to the national stage. #NALEOAtlanta #ConGanasWeCan

Texas is facing a teacher shortage and high turnover. Our TX Executive Director, Sandra Rodríguez Lerma, coauthored this NASBE piece with bold solutions—from paid residencies to apprenticeships—to strengthen the educator pipeline. Read more: hubs.la/Q03yW9PC0

California has invested over $1B to diversify its teacher workforce, but gaps remain. Our Bay Area ED José Magaña coauthored this NASBE piece calling for a shared statewide vision, better data, and stronger support for for teachers of color. Read it: hubs.la/Q03z0Lsk0