The Latino Leaders Network develops ongoing opportunities for "Bringing Leaders Together" to establish relationships and dialogue on issues important to the Latino community.
By Grace Chung
McClatchy Newspapers
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
A coalition of Latino organizations said Tuesday that teen pregnancies in their community wouldn’t drop without more help from parents.
“To say that we are in a crisis is an understatement,” said Amy Hinojosa, the director of leadership initiatives at MANA, a national Latina organization that’s a coalition participant.
In Memory of Latino Leaders Network Board member, Raul Rubio...
Raul Lorenzo Rubio was born September 5, 1960 in Laredo, Texas.
Raul began his journey in southern Texas. Because he couldn't travel overseas as a young man, he explored Mexico. Mexico was his Europe for a time, those wonderful travels fostering his interest in still-broader exploration.