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In Search of Opportunity: Latino Men’s Paths to Post-Secondary Education in Urban Massachusetts

A Conversation with Sol Trujillo on Cultural Identity

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Hispanic Wealth Project Annual Report

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Latinos Power The U.S. Economy With a $2.13 Trillion GDP

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Minority Owned Businesses
May 1, 2020
MACDC Coalition for Small Business Relief
May 1, 2020
Support Latino Business Day – A PowerUp Latinx Business Growth Initiative
September 11, 2019
MFA Boston to Co-Host First Latinx Heritage Night with Amplify Latinx
September 4, 2019
Amplify Latinx Receives Appropriation In Fy 2020 Massachusetts State Budget
August 5, 2019
Amplify Conference Convenes Over 400 Massachusetts Latino Leaders
June 4, 2019
Amplify Latinx Announces First Executive Director
May 29, 2019
Amplify Conference Keynotes Announced
May 13, 2019
Amplify Latinx Education Committee Letter
March 22, 2019
Statement on MA State Legislature’s Education Committee Reassignment Copy
March 22, 2019

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We're proud to join our #MEEP colleagues in calling on Massachusetts to fulfill its promise to invest in underserved students. Read our @BostonGlobe op-ed here: bit.ly/31sSe7J. Co-signing orgs: masseduequity.org/op… #MassEduEquity #maedu #mapoli

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RT @CompassWorkCap Op-ed: Covid-19 has financially crushed Black and Latino Americans. How we can help cnb.cx/39YNMBt @CNBC

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RT @Maxeme #Latinxfounders are everywhere, and we’re building game-changing companies. @lolitataub put together this fantastic list of Latinx founders + funders and it’s one of the best lists I’ve seen so far. If she missed you please say so in the comments! medium.com/@lolitata… pic.twitter.com/w9Jm…

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RT @artsboston Tomorrow evening, @ICAinBOSTON will host Virtual First Fridays: Caribbean Couture. Celebrate local artists, designers, and performers with music, performances, sneak peeks at exciting new designs, and even a makeup tutorial! → ow.ly/4xia50ASsLY

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Our Amplifier, Dr. @IamJonSantiago, who serves in the hospital, military and State House, shares his new journey of preparing the Bay State for the COVID vaccine. Thx for being a role model and example of how we can all lead during this time. Via @BCBSMA coverage.bluecrossma.com/arti… pic.twitter.com/mv3XKCgg4G

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No te pierdas @CWEtalk En Español: Pasos para Empezar su Negocio - 25 Enero 2021. Si usted está pensando en ser dueño de un negocio o se encuentran en las primeras etapas de iniciar uno, entonces este taller es para usted. GRATIS. Debe registrarse aquí: eventbrite.com/e/cwe-en-espan…

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Boston Creatives! @uptimacoop is seeking applicants for their Explore Your Idea entrepreneur program. It's one of the few business classes that focuses on the needs of the artist community. Deadline to apply is this Friday, Jan 22. Consider applying and share with fellow artists. twitter.com/uptimacoop/sta…

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As we honor the legacy and calling of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., let's activate our power through service. In recognition of National Run for Office Day on Jan 19, join @runforsomething & @UNITEDWEDREAM for a webinar on how you can take the leap into public service! #MLKDay2021 twitter.com/runforsomethin…

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Hispanics represent nearly 1 out of every 5 US residents, are estimated to drive almost 25% of the country’s GDP growth, but represent only 4% of executives. This IBM report created with We Are All Human offers three ways organizations can close the gap. hubs.ly/H0DWXbQ0 pic.twitter.com/E44NzKExtS

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In Search of Opportunity: Latino Men’s Paths to Post-Secondary Education in Urban Massachusetts

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