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Massachusetts can’t afford to overlook the power of its Hispanic/Latino workforce - CommonWealth Beacon
LOOK CLOSELY at how Massachusetts is growing, and a pattern emerges. It’s visible in the families opening small businesses in places like Lawrence and Springfield, in the surge of young workers entering fields like health care, construction, and climate tech, and in the numbers: Nearly 80 percent of the state’s population growth over the last decade came from Hispanic/Latino residents, along with more than $30 billion in added economic output. That’s not a projection.
Eneida Roman On Exceptional Women
Sue and Kendra talked with Eneida Roman, she is the co-founder and President of Amplify Latinx. Eneida is a trained attorney and organizational psychologist, and for two decades, has used her expertise in law, conflict resolution, cultural competence, and public affairs to encourage and inspire women and the Latino community. Featured Image Photo Credit: Eneida Roman
OPINIÓN | La Reforma de Inmigración es una Prioridad para Joe Biden
El presidente Biden dirigiéndose a una ceremonia de juramentación de miembros de su administración en la Casa Blanca. | CREDITO: Jabin Botsford - The Washington Post | Jabin Botsford - The Washington Post Eneida Román es abogada y líder comunitaria. Su página web es www.eromanlaw.com y el teléfono de su oficina es 617-266-4448 No es un misterio que los últimos cuatro años han sido desafiantes para los inmigrantes en los Estados Unidos.
Viewpoint: Latinx leadership representation is vital to economic growth in Massachusetts
By Betty Francisco, Eneida Román and Rosario Ubiera-Minaya Updated The populations of Boston and of Massachusetts are demonstrably changing. A recent study by UMass Boston's Mauricio Gastón Institute for Latino Community Development and Public Policy estimates that the Latino population in Massachusetts will grow to more than 1.15 million by 2035, representing more than 15 percent of the population. In the cities of Lawrence, Holyoke, and Chelsea, Latinx are a majority.
Movement to Amplify Latinx Power & Impact Takes Flight
The political ground is shifting under the Latino community across the country and right here in Massachusetts. Latinos are an integral part of communities across the Commonwealth and a crucial part of the success of the Massachusetts economy. Yet, this key demographic is woefully under-represented in the halls of power. Faced with uncertain times in our nation, now is a critical time for Latinos to increase their civic participation and representation across all sectors, including in politics.
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