Latinos shape the fabric of America every day. It's time our schools reflected that.
Today we launch Visión 2050, a vision for education built by and for Latino communities.
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Visión 2050 is bringing our community together to imagine the future of education.
Mara Gilyard shares her vision for what comes next. What does that future look like to you? Add your voice to Visión 2050: hubs.la/Q04yvtjk0#Visión2050#ConGanasWeCan
AI is already changing education, and families are ready to be part of what comes next.
Sandra Rodríguez shares why their voices matter as schools make decisions about AI. Read her blog and join us in helping shape the future of education: hubs.la/Q04yl6Ks0#ConGanasWeCan
Visión 2050 is bringing Latino voices together to shape the future of education.
For Elvira Salazar, that future is one where curiosity is encouraged and learning continues throughout our lives.
What’s yours? Add your voice to Visión 2050: hubs.la/Q04y940R0#Visión2050
Through Visión 2050, Latino students, families, educators, and communities are sharing their experiences, ideas, and hopes to help build a shared vision for the future of education.
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Latino communities should have a voice in shaping the future of education. Through Visión 2050, we’re bringing students, families, educators, and community leaders together to help shape it.
@ElMundoBoston shared the story. Read it in Spanish: hubs.la/Q04xWdvN0
Our Founder & CEO, @AmanFernan24, is bringing Visión 2050 into conversations about the future of education.
As AI transforms learning and work, Latino students shouldn’t just adapt. They should help shape what comes next.
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Yesterday, we unveiled a new look and launched Visión 2050, marking a new chapter for Latinos for Education.
Hear from our CEO and Founder, @AmanFernan24, on our new direction and why this moment calls for a vision for education built by and for Latinos. hubs.la/Q04xHDd20
This Latino Heritage Month, we’re launching Visión 2050: a Latino vision for education built by and for our communities.
Over the next year, students, families & educators will help shape what comes next.
Watch + add your voice: hubs.la/Q04xx70s0#Visión2050#ConGanasWeCan
Final call for Foundations! Applications close September 13.
Strengthen your leadership, tackle real challenges, and learn alongside educators from across the country. Don’t miss your chance to join our inaugural cohort.
Apply at hubs.la/Q04x7YSQ0 (hubs.la/Q04x7YRQ0)
Applications are still open for our Coordinator, Policy & Advocacy, Massachusetts position!
If you’re a collaborative, community-minded professional interested in policy, advocacy, and building relationships, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today: hubs.la/Q04wWZP80
AI is changing education in real time, and Latino families should be part of the conversation before decisions are made.
Sandra Rodríguez shares why our communities need a voice in shaping how AI is used in schools. Read more: hubs.la/Q04wNYkN0
When does practical work become something bigger?
After 10 years of building Latinos for Education, our Founder and CEO @AmanFernan24 reflects on what Wangari Maathai taught her about building a movement & why our community is ready for what comes next. hubs.la/Q04wjk4j0
Missed our Foundations Info Session? Watch the full recording to learn about our new six-week leadership program, what to expect, and how to apply.
Applications are due September 13: hubs.la/Q04w5l9z0
AI opportunities are growing, but access alone isn’t enough.
For Technology in Education Week, Jacqueline Monterroso reflects on the barriers Latino families still face in accessing AI and digital literacy opportunities. Read more in Migdalia Diaz’s blog: hubs.la/Q04vNkDC0
Technology is changing what students need to succeed, and our education system must keep pace.
For Technology in Education Week, revisit Migdalia Diaz’s reflection on why AI and digital literacy must be part of preparing students for the future. Read more: hubs.la/Q04vHsww0
Congrats to José L. Santos on his appointment as Interim Commissioner of Higher Education. We look forward to working together to expand opportunity for MA students.
We’re also grateful to Commissioner Noe Ortega for his leadership, partnership, and service over the past 4 years.
AI is transforming education, but its impact will depend on who helps shape how it’s used.
For Technology in Education Week, revisit Amanda Fernandez’s reflection on why Latino communities must be part of shaping AI and the future of learning. hubs.la/Q04vnNPW0
Technology is changing education, and Latino communities need to help shape what comes next.
We’re kicking off Technology in Education Week by revisiting Amanda Fernandez’s reflection on AI, edtech, and the decisions shaping our students’ future. hubs.la/Q04vb9QR0