2023 Impact Report
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2023 Impact Report

The Power of US

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In 2023, we launched bold initiatives, made vital investments to strengthen our institutional capacity, and achieved transformational impact for our community.

A Message
from the
President
and Board
Chair

Janet Murguía President and CEO, UnidosUS

Janet Murguía

President and Chief Executive Officer

Luis Granados Board Chair, UnidosUS

Luis Granados

Board Chair

We are excited to present UnidosUS’s Impact Report for 2023, a year marked by notable achievements. Thanks to your support, we and our partners built upon our 55-year legacy of impact and secured victories that have far-reaching impacts on the Latino community and beyond. It was a year that truly captured the resounding Power of US!

In the face of a challenging Congressional environment, we navigated the complexities of advocacy and policymaking, achieving significant milestones. One important win was our successful advocacy for the inclusion of DACA recipients in accessing private insurance, CHIP, and Medicaid coverage under the Affordable Care Act. Additionally, we helped to ensure the much-needed extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for hundreds of thousands of immigrants, enabling them to live and work legally in the U.S.

Our continuing leadership led to historic gains in Latino influence at the highest levels of government. Through our work in the Proyecto 20% coalition, we worked on both the nominations and confirmations of three Latina leaders to pivotal posts within the Federal Reserve Board of Governors (the first ever Hispanic to serve on that consequential body), Federal Communications Commission, and Department of Agriculture. Additionally, we convened the first Treasury Department summit dedicated to advancing economic opportunities for Latinos. And UnidosUS was the only Hispanic organization invited to participate in the inaugural Senate AI Summit, where we engaged with industry leaders to shape the future of technology.

Together, we continue to chart a course towards a brighter future for all.

Looking ahead, our commitment to transformative initiatives remains unwavering. Our HOME initiative, aimed at creating four million new Latino homeowners by 2030, will continue to leverage our more than 25 years of experience operating one of the largest HUD-certified housing counseling networks, with nearly 50 housing counseling agencies in 27 states and a national call center. As we look to 2024, we will redouble our efforts to grow Latino political power and agency by establishing an accurate understanding of the Hispanic electorate. We will do this through more accurate polling of Latino voters nationally and in states; advocacy on the issues that matter to our community; and direct nonpartisan community engagement to get out the vote.

This report not only reflects on our achievements in 2023 but also points to the work ahead to grow wealth, foster health, and build political power for Latinos in 2024 and beyond. None of this would be possible without your unwavering support and dedication to our shared goals. Together, we continue to chart a course towards a brighter future for all.

Thank you, and adelante.

2023 Moments of Impact

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Home Ownership
Means Equity

Four Million New Hispanic
Homeowners by 2030

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A joyful family of four posing in front of their new house.
A family of three holding a "sold" sign outside their newly purchased home.

Empowering
the Latino
Workforce

Our Commitment to Advance
Digital Equity

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Digital Skills for Life (DS4L) participants
Digital Skills for Life (DS4L) classroom

The Power of
Advocacy

Supporting Our Community’s
Recovery and Success

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UnidosUS staff outside Capitol Hill launching our 'Home Ownership Means Equity' campaign with UnidosUS President Janet Murguía holding a sign that says 'Tu lucha es mi lucha' (Your fight is my fight).
UnidosUS Affiliate, The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families (CHCF), participating in a beautification project at a local park.

Growing Latino
Power and
Influence

Leading the Charge for
Latino Representation

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From left to right: Secretary Miguel Cardona, U.S. Department of Education; Deputy Secretary Xochitl Small Torres, U.S. Department of Agriculture; Secretary Xavier Becerra, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; and the 2023 UnidosUS Annual Conference Latina's Luncheon panel.
UnidosUS President and CEO Janet Murguía delivering a speech at the 2023 UnidosUS Annual Conference in Chicago, IL.

¡Mil gracias!

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