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Leadership isn't necessarily going into a community and telling people what you think they need. It’s listening deeply and lifting their voice so they are the Architects of the solution. That’s why Equity funds offer a huge opportunity to help communities shape their own future.

As Dr. King, Chavez and Huerta knew, “Our separate struggles are really one — a struggle for freedom, for dignity and for humanity.”

Together we strengthened our shared commitment to advanced racial equity and justice! #Solidarity

Our region’s demographic strength is Latino, and our future vitality will depend on tapping into that wellspring of human capital, knowledge, and determination to create a just and equitable region that supports it. #latinoequityfund

Join us tomorrow for an honest conversation with two well-known leaders ⁦Miceal Chamberlain⁩ Chamberlain & Orlando Watkins in the corporate & foundation fields about what it takes to rise to the challenge in Advancing Racial and Economic Equity! linkedin.com/posts/aixabeau…

A short history of corporate tax rates: Reagan: 34% Clinton: 35% Bush: 35% Obama: 35% Trump: 21% Biden's original plan: 28% Biden's "compromise" plan: 25%

$2.7MM invested in the Latino Equity Fund Read all about it at: lnkd.in/d6kZ2tp

We’ve seen efforts to keep us divided. Latino vs. Asian vs. Black. Urban vs rural. Native-born vs. immigrant. By pushing narratives that attempt to divide us by race, class, religion, ethnicity, or other group identities. bizjournals.com/boston/news/20…

Thank you BNN News for allowing me to share how the Latino Equity Fund is helping to build access and equity for the Latino community.

The Latino Equity Fund committee is honored to be working with Evelyn to leverage the strengths of the Latino community and to help them prosper and thrive beyond this crisis. #community #latinos #philanthropicequity

The uninsured rates among Latino children are climbing. This is a huge concern given the devastating impact COVID has had on Latino communities Read more: brookings.edu/blog/education…

For the first time, children of color now comprise more than half (53%) of the nation’s total youth population. Children of color not only stemmed a sharp decline in the youth population but will drive the growth in the nation’s future labor force. brookings.edu/blog/the-avenu…

Join me this Weds 10/27 @ 7pm for a lively discussion on the impact of Latinos in MA & beyond moderated by Jorge Quiroga with the dynamic Diana Campoamor & Dan Rivera #LatinoEquityFund Boston Foundation GBH MassDevelopment IBA Boston Register now! 👇🏽 wgbh.org/events/the-lat…

There is so much power in telling our stories! Thank you GBH and WORLD & Boston Foundation #LatinoLegacyFund for joining forces to engage in this crucial conversation. Fascinating exchange of ideas and data #TheLatinoFactor #RepresentationMatters #IdeasIntoAction

Greater Boston’s success story of the past four decades has been made possible by Latino labor and Latino growth.

Certainly looking forward to this lively conversation!

BILH CDEIO Juan Fernando Lopera, who co-chairs the Latino Equity Fund at Boston Foundation joined GBH to discuss possible solutions to help advance and diminish inequities. Catch the full interview here: bit.ly/3wEdNBz

!Avancemos Ya! is a call to action—let's move forward Massachusetts! This recent ⁦The Boston Globe⁩ article by ⁦⁦tiana woodard⁩ digs into some of the issues that our Latino community faces bostonglobe.com/2022/05/11/met… #futureworkforceofMass linkedin.com/posts/aixabeau…