Latinx/Hispanic

July 2019
News
Philanthropic News
The Chronicle of Philanthropy logo, which features their name spelled out, with Philanthropy on its own line in large capital letters. Posted to accompany their article, Trump’s Racist Tweets Prompt Foundations to Speak Out.
Trump’s Racist Tweets Prompt Foundations to Speak Out
Foundation and nonprofit leaders have been stepping forward in recent days to denounce racist tweets from Donald Trump.
Source: The Chronicle of Philanthropy
July 2019
News
Commentary
The Hill logo, which features their name spelled out in white letters on a blue square background. Posted to accompany the opinion article, Immigrant women aren't getting access to health care due to fears.
Immigrant women aren't getting access to health care due to fears
At the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health we encourage our Latinx community — many of whom are immigrants — to embrace their power and fight for access to health care in their communities.
Source: The Hill
July 2019
News
Statement
The James Irvine Foundation logo, which features a white flower on an orange square background to the left of their spelled out name. Posted to accompany their statement, Standing up to divisiveness, providing aid for immigrant families.
Standing up to divisiveness, providing aid for immigrant families
Leaders from all quarters of our state and nation are standing up to racist and divisive rhetoric that seeks to divide America for political purposes. We stand with them.
Source: The James Irvine Foundation
May 2019
Resource
Analysis
Urban Institute logo, which shows their name in capital letters, with Urban in larger blue letters and Institute in smaller black letters, in front of a grid of dots on the left and the tagline "Elevate the Debate."
One in Seven Adults in Immigrant Families Reported Avoiding Public Benefit Programs in 2018
In this brief, Urban Institute uses data from the December 2018 Well-Being and Basic Needs Survey to provide the first systematic evidence on the extent of chilling effects among immigrant families before release of a final public charge rule. 
Source: Urban Institute
March 2019
News
Blog Post
2020 Census: The potential undercount of immigrant Americans affects us all
As a Foundation, we believe in the values of equity and dignity. And we believe that all people should be treated with respect and have access to services and opportunities that allow them to thrive. Our work helps build strong, safe, and vibrant communities in California where all people are heard and can make their contribution to realizing the California dream.  
Source: 2020 Census: The potential undercount of immigrant Americans
September 2018
Resource
Factsheet
Public Charge Expansion Proposed Rule: A Threat to Women of Color
A two-page factsheet on the impacts of the proposed "public charge" expansion on women of color.
Source: National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum, National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health, National Black Women's Reproductive Justice Agenda
December 2016
Resource
Report
Latino Children’s Coverage Reaches Historic High, But Too Many Remain Uninsured
Latino Children’s Coverage Reaches Historic High, But Too Many Remain Uninsured
This 15-page report considers Latino children's coverage rate improvements, health coverage inequities, and geographical concentrations of uninsured Latino children.
Source: Center for Children and Families at Georgetown University
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