What does UnidosUS do?

UnidosUS is a nonprofit organization founded in 1968, recognized as the largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy group in the United States. Its mission is to empower Latinos to achieve economic, political, and social advancement. The organization works through research, policy advocacy, innovative programs, and a network of nearly 300 community-based affiliates across the U.S. and Puerto Rico. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., UnidosUS focuses on several key areas, including education, health, housing, immigration, and civic engagement. It promotes equal access to quality education, advocates for healthcare access, and supports economic empowerment initiatives. The organization also engages in voter registration and workforce development, aiming to strengthen Latino voices and communities. Through its efforts, UnidosUS has made significant impacts, such as securing protections for home care workers and mobilizing communities for health coverage.