For Latinos, a college degree represents a pathway to better jobs and supporting their families. That’s why we celebrate #CollegeCompletionDay!🎓
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This National College Completion Day, I remember the sacrifices my family made as immigrants to provide for me a better life, made possible through education. Happy #CollegeCompletionDay. #AcrossTheFinishLine@ThirdWayEDU@WeAreUnidosUS
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The stakes are high. Here’s what must get right ⬇️
✅ Well-paying, in-demand jobs
📊 Transparent outcomes data
🛡️ Protections from predatory programs
🎓 Pathways to further education
Our community deserves more than a credential. They deserve a real shot at economic mobility.
The Dept. of Education is finalizing rules for Workforce Pell Grants. 80% of Latino voters want skills training. 73% of Latino college students depend on Pell to make college possible.
this notice from X made me chuckle. Don't even know how to do what it alleges, but for starters I'd like to know X standards for
- transparency
- inauthentic behavior
- manipulative
- artificially impact content
Oh and for reference, does Trump have this label?
Just wondering...
This has been what you get at multiple NCES sites for the past 3 hours, including IPEDS, Digest of Education Statistics, College Navigator, Common Core of Data.
So, yeah, we need a fully staffed Dept of Ed.
The Trump administration called Federal TRIO programs 'relics of the past' and said college access isn't really a problem anymore.
So we asked Latino students what they thought. Spoiler - they disagreed. Check out my new blog for their responses.
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I ran the DOL office that many of these ED programs are going to during the last administration. It's hard to describe how nonsensical what Trump is doing but I'll give it a stab
The federal budget passed earlier this year is another attempt to undermine educational access and limit opportunities. Our blog post outlines key provisions — and the devastating consequences this will have for Latino students across the country.
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The budget reconciliation bill made one of the largest cuts to higher education in U.S. history which may force students — especially Latino students — to abandon advanced education degrees.
Learn more in my latest blog
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These students are brilliant and driven. But brilliance shouldn't be required to overcome broken systems.
Students need affirming policies, basic needs support and inclusive leadership.
This isn't a question of resilience. It's a question of survival.
• 88% face food insecurity.
• 30% work full time.
• 89% cite emotional stress.
• Many are losing safe spaces to DEI rollbacks and center closures.
Pride Month might be over, but the fight for Latinx LGBTQ+ students continues, especially on college campuses. Our latest blog post reveals a truth many overlook: nearly 40% of these students have dropped out.
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As we wrap up Pride 2025, check out out my new blog!
Having came out during college, it as been incredibly validating to be able to research and name the dynamics queer Latinx college students face within and outside of the classroom.
@WeAreUnidosUS
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Despite strong opposition from Latino voters and the public, the House today passed a bill that would slash health care, food and education supports — hurting American families.
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