Research and data help us understand where Latino communities stand, where gaps persist and where greater attention is needed.
Unidos in Power’s first annual Representation Analysis examines Latino leadership in Massachusetts state government. Looking across 13 quarters of employment data, the report shows modest gains in Latino representation alongside persistent gaps at the highest levels of state leadership.
Latino representation among top executives in state government.
Latino representation across the state workforce.
Latino share of the Massachusetts population.
Organizations across the coalition are producing research that deepens our understanding of the issues shaping Latino communities and helps inform action across Massachusetts. Unidos amplifies this work so the evidence, expertise and insights of the coalition reach a broader audience.
Documents the rapid growth of Massachusetts’ Latino voting-age population and the room that remains to turn that growth into political influence.
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Representing 1 in every 5 women in the U.S., Latinas’ economic power is material, measurable, and accelerating.
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Unidos in Power's 2030 Roadmap to Latino Advancement outlines 12 measurable goals across six areas — Economy, Workforce, Housing, Education, Health, and Immigration — to drive real change for Latino communities by 2030.
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Unidos in Power launches its 1st Annual Representation Report, showing that while Latinos make up 15% of Massachusetts' population, they hold less than 3.7% of executive leadership roles in state government.
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