This past election, voters elected seven of the eight school board candidates endorsed by Voces Unidas Action Fund. Those leaders have now taken the oath of office and stepped into roles that carry enormous responsibility. They inherit school systems where Latino students continue to face deep, persistent achievement gaps compared to their white peers. Their mandate from our community is clear: move from rhetoric to results and transform our school districts into places where

Voces Unidas Action Fund is proud to endorse eight education champions for school board seats along with two statewide ballot initiatives...

Voces Unidas today released its first School District Accountability Report Card for the Roaring Fork School District (RE-1), giving the...

The 2025 Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) results show low proficiency rates and large achievement gaps for Latino students...

The recently released 2025 Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) results show the Roaring Fork School District (RE-1) again...

Every so often, someone says the quiet part out loud. Recently, in response to our public actions in the Roaring Fork School District, I...

Civic Leader Education & Advocacy Program (CLEAP) participants spent their day learning from a panel of experts from Mexico’s top...

Whether from bullying, violent intruders, environmental hazards, or any other type of threat, students deserve to feel safe at school....

Spring is traditionally recognized as a time of new beginnings. That recognition carries extra weight for the graduating classes of 2024,...

Voces Unidas President and CEO Alex Sánchez released the following statement after tonight’s announcement that Dr. Anna Cole will be the...

Garfield County’s Office of Clerk and Recorder today announced that the recall petition was ruled sufficient.

With the second half of the academic calendar now underway, we eagerly await seeing how the new Roaring Fork School District board will...

Coalition calls for May’s resignation to avoid special election at taxpayer expense

As legislators, staff and advocates reconvene in the second 74th General Assembly of the Colorado Legislature January 10th - we know...

Voces Unidas is celebrating a big win for the Garfield RE-2 School District and the community members who stood up by knocking down...

Voces Unidas de las Montañas today announced that it has been awarded an unprecedented national grant from NewSchools Venture Fund to...

The premise is simple: If you want to know what’s on the minds of Latino voters in Colorado, ask them. That’s been the guiding principle behind the nonpartisan Colorado Latino Policy Agenda for three years now, which quickly evolved into the largest survey of Latino registered voters in the state and the primary source for informing the direction of our advocacy and public policy work since 2021. Today we released the 2023 Colorado Latino Policy Agenda (CLPA) report, our thir

The Supreme Court’s recent decision to end affirmative action in college admissions has ignited intense debates about the role of race in...

Naomi Peña Villasano graduated from Grand Valley High School in Parachute this morning while wearing her Mexican-American stole. We...

With the November 2023 school board elections approaching, every school district in the region will have elections. This presents an...