Voces Unidas is excited to announce that Grupo Kaoba will perform at the 2026 Líderes Dinner Celebration on Saturday, October 3, at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction. Based in Denver, Grupo Kaoba has been performing for more than two decades, bringing together cumbia tropical, salsa, merengue and other Latin sounds. The group has performed throughout Colorado and shared the stage with well-known Latin artists and groups. Grupo Kaoba will close out this year’s Líderes

Voces Unidas will honor eight leaders from across Colorado at our 2026 Líderes Dinner Celebration on Saturday, October 3, at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction. The annual celebration recognizes Latino leaders and allies whose leadership, service and advocacy are strengthening communities across Western Colorado. 2026 Legislator of the Year: Rep. Elizabeth Velasco Our highest legislative honor goes to Rep. Elizabeth Velasco, recognizing her partnership with rural Lati

We wrapped up our third annual Civic Leader Education and Advocacy Program (CLEAP) in Mexico City over the weekend, bringing the number...

After a busy Wednesday meeting with Mexican federal policymakers in the halls of Congress, CLEAP participants returned in the conference...

Civic Leader Education and Advocacy Program (CLEAP) participants put their freshly polished advocacy skills to work on Wednesday, meeting...

Tuesday marked the start of CLEAP 2025 policy and planning sessions in Mexico City. The day included multiple sessions designed to...

Mexico City warmly welcomed the incredible participants of our 2025 Civic Leader Education & Advocacy Program (CLEAP) on Monday, April 7,...

Ten Colorado Latino leaders have been selected to participate in Voces Unidas’ one-week leadership and advocacy program in Mexico City,...

Civic Leader Education & Advocacy Program (CLEAP) participants spent their first full day in Mexico City learning about climate...

Voces Unidas is pleased to welcome Dr. Olivia García as Vice President of Research, Federal Policy and Leadership. Originally from El Paso, Tex., Dr. García has a PhD in Political Science from UCLA and brings more than 15 years of experience in policy, research and leadership at the national level. Most recently, Dr. García served as Director of Public Policy for Esperanza United, a national victims advocate nonprofit. Before Esperanza United, Dr. García was the Director for

Eleven Colorado Latino leaders have been selected to participate in Voces Unidas’ one-week leadership and advocacy program in Mexico...