Every service NCLR provides aims to move the entire nation forward by empowering Latinos to attain new levels of educational, economic, and social well-being.  That's why this years report focuses on just that: Advancing ...

The institution of familia is and will continue to be a guiding force in our community.  As Janet Murguía became NCLR's new President and CEO, our highest priority was to work on strengthening the relationship NCLR has ...

Though 2008 was a year of unprecedented challenge, NCLR responded with leadership, experience, and grassroots strength.  The 2008 Annual Report, \Stronger American Communities,\ commemorates just a portion of the dedicated ...

NCLR and its Affiliates faced a relentless series of monumental challenges in 2007.  The theme of the 2007 Annual Report, \A Stronger America Together,\ represents NCLR's belief that the well-being of America's Latinos ...

In 2000, NCLR embarked on a new journey.  We began to implement an organizational strategy that would bring together the skills, disciplines, and strengths of our staff and affiliate network to achieve \macro-level\ impact, ...

Though the influence of Latinos may have been news to some in 2012, NCLR's tireless work for nearly half a century has been rooted in the community's strength.  In its 2012 Annual Report, \The Rising Latino Impact,\ NCLR ...

The year 2001 began as a watershed year in the history of Hispanic Americans.  The Census 2000 figures confirmed that the nation's 35 million Latinos are now the nation's largest ethnic minority, while highlighting the ...

While Latinos have been intrinsically present throughout the history of the United States and for centuries prior to the founding of the nation, 2002 brought unprecedented recognition that the future of America's Hispanic ...

For more than four decades, NCLR has aimed to better our nation by empowering Latinos at both the local and national levels.  In 2009, NCLR continued to fulfill this mission through its key role in the national civil rights ...

NCLR has long contended that the Hispanic agenda is a quintessentially American agenda.  Despite its diversity, the Hispanic community shares key core values with the majority of Americans—a solid work ethic, personal ...