Resources from The State of Latinx Children in America
September 28, 2021
On September 22, we collaborated with Children at Risk to present The State of Latinx Children in the United States to bring awareness on issues and opportunities impacting the over 18 million Latinx children living in our country. TCP’s Managing Director of Policy, Gabriella Barbosa, moderated the event which included panels on education, health and economic justice with policy and practice experts from organizations in California, Texas and Utah. Click here to watch the event and here for information on the speakers! Check out some of the resources shared with attendees below.
Learn more about our speakers’ work:
- Learn more about Gabriella Barbosa’s work.
- Learn more about Dr. Bob Sanborn’s work.
- Learn more about Ramon & Christian Cardenas’ work, and explore the Lxs Dos Instagram.
- Learn more about Dr. Frederick‘s work.
- Learn more about Mar Velez‘s work.
- Learn more about Ciriac Alvarez Valle’s work.
- Learn more about Andy Canales’ work.
- Learn more about Ana Graciela Nájera Mendoza’s work.
- Learn more about Coda Rayo-Garza’s work.
- Learn more about Sabrina De Santiago’s work.
- Learn more about Matthew Weinstein’s work.
- Learn more about Congresswoman Escobar’s work.
Resources and links shared:
- View our one-pager on Latinx children’s health in California with the Latino Coalition for a Healthy California, and access our digital toolkit!
- Read ACLU Nor Cal’s report “The Right to Remain a Student (2016)“
- Read “Here to Learn” (2018) published by ACLU of Southern California.
- Read “Cops and No Counselors (2019)” from ACLU.
- Read the “Our Right to Resources (2020)” report and access the accompanying toolkit.
- Read “No Police in Schools (2021)” from ACLU of Southern California
- View the “State of Student Wellness (2021)” one-pager.
- Encourage students in California to Know Their Rights.
