only bilingual leader of a national LGBT organization. Several members of the board and Barrios resigned in 2011 after the organization was perceived to have improperly advocated for one of its corporate donors in AT&T's merger discussions with T-Mobile. Barrios serves in leadership roles in several nonprofit organizations. Planned Parenthood Action Fund in New York City. Barrios serves on their board of directors. Massachusetts Center for Budget and Policy Priorities. Barrios serves on their board of directors. Commonwealth Shakespeare Company. Barrios serves on their board of directors. Latino Legacy Fund of The Boston Foundation. Barrios is an Advisory Committee member. Barrios has also founded three nonprofit organizations. Oiste, a statewide Latino political organization, works to "create an educated and actively engaged Latino" community through grassroots organizing and civic education. Acceso, an international humanitarian organization, provides humanitarian outreach licensed by the U.S. government to the people of Cuba "who are struggling to obtain essential human goods such as medicine, medical supplies and reading materials." The Commonwealth Seminar, a professional training institute, "exists to open the doors of the Massachusetts State House to diverse leaders" through training, networking opportunities and access to public-service job opportunities. Barrios was a co-author of the Dallas Principles. Personal life Barrios married communications consultant and Democratic political operative Doug Hattaway in 2004. The couple divorced in 2010. See also 1999–2000 Massachusetts legislature 2001–2002 Massachusetts legislature 2003–2004 Massachusetts legislature 2005–2006 Massachusetts legislature 2007–2008 Massachusetts legislature References External links 1969 births American politicians of Cuban descent Gay politicians Georgetown University Law Center alumni Harvard College alumni American LGBT rights activists LGBT state legislators in Massachusetts Living people Massachusetts state senators Members of the Massachusetts House of Representatives American chief executives American Red Cross personnel