• Leadership Development

• 1.

Latino Leadership Alliance

Our vision is to amplify the voice and expand the power of Latino leadership, engage in policy and a The mission of the Latino Leadership Alliance is to amplify the voice and expand the power of Latino leadership, engage in policy and advocacy, and build partnerships to focus on race equity affecting the Latino community.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 2.

Christian Latina Leadership Institute

Education Home About Us Friends Donors Blog Students Estudiantes SPIRITUAL PERSONAL AND MINISTERIALPROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT FOR WOMEN Vision Empowered women in leadership impacting the world from a Christian perspective.

• Leadership Development

• 3.

Latinavida

LatinaVIDA's mission is to engage career minded Latinas in developing their strategic roadmap to reach the C-Suite by connecting them to key resources that support their journey.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 4.

THE LATINA CENTER

The mission of The Latina Center is to improve the quality of life and health of the Latino community by providing leadership and personal development opportunities for all Latinas.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 5.

Empowering Latina Leadership & Action

Latina soc justice org focused on advocacy & leadership dev to increase Latina rep as decision-makers across all sectors of community life.

Latinx Digital Leaders Now

Bridging the digital divide, one community at a time.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 7.

Empowering Latinas Leadership Academy

We believe in the power of you, me, and the collective us, to create and generate a positive future.

• Leadership Development

• 8.

Latin American Leadership Foundation Inc

At LALA we are embarking on a lifelong mission to promote sustainable economic development and strengthen democratic governance in Latin America.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 9.

Latinas Leading Tomorrow

Latinas Leading Tomorrow (LLT) is a non-profit organization that promotes empowerment through leadership skills among Hispanic students ages 11-18.