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CAREERS AT UNIDOS US
Since 1968, UnidosUS—formerly known as NCLR—has remained a trusted, nonpartisan voice for Latinos. UnidoUS currently has various positions available at all career levels.
2020 Research-Practice Partnership Research Scholars Program Announcement
Applications will be reviewed and final applicants will be invited to engage in a phone interview with the study team. The chosen applicant will be notified by October 5th, 2020.
Program Officer for National Hispanic Medical Association Company
National Hispanic Medical Association Seeks Experienced Program Officer
Location: Washington, D.C.
This individual must have project management skills with experience in the non-profit sector focused on health equity, policy, cultural competence, and pipeline and leadership development.
LLS Dept. Statement on the One-year Anniversary of the El Paso Massacre
LATIN AMERICAN AND LATINX STUDIES DEPARTMENT
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Texas A&M University. Department of Nutrition, full time, non-tenure track position.
Review of applications will begin July 23, 2020 and continue until the position is filled.
Sáenz: Win for DACA recipients is a win for the country
Author: Rogelio Sáenz, Ph.D., UTSA
Publication date: June 20
An Update on the Latino Job Situation in May 2020: One Step Forward and Two Steps Back
Author: Rogelio Sáenz, Ph.D., UTSA
Publication date: June 25
Asylum and Mass Detention at the U.S.- Mexico Border during COVID-19
Source: Journal of Latin American Geography
Authors: Jeremy Slack, Ph.D., UTEP, and Josiah Heyman, Ph.D., UTEP
Virtual Town Hall. THE UNEQUAL IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE LATINO COMMUNITY
Source: UnidosUS
Publication date: April 22
Latinos hardest hit by coronavirus job losses, with a staggering 18.9% unemployed.
Source: NBC News
Author: Suzanne Gamboa
Publication date: May 8
IUPLR Members
Founded in 1983, the Inter-University Program for Latino Research became a national consortium of university-based centers dedicated to the advancement of the Latino intellectual presence in the United States. For more than 35 years, IUPLR has promoted core research on issues of importance to Latino communities and the broader US society. The consortium has become a respected national catalyst and facilitator of in-depth policy-relevant research and works to expand the pool of Latino scholars and leaders.
Headquarters at the University of Houston Center for Mexican American Studies.
