Title: Latinx Communities in America | Urban Institute
Headings: Latinx Communities in America
Latinx Communities in America
Latinx Essential Workers Are the Backbone of Our Economy. How Can We Ensure They Aren’t Forgotten during Its Recovery?
The 2020 Census Deadline Was Just Extended, but so Far, Texas Has Failed to Ensure Its Latinx Residents Are Accurately Counted
Black and Hispanic Landlords Are Facing Great Financial Struggles because of the COVID-19 Pandemic. They Also Support Their Tenants at Higher Rates.
The Pandemic Is Threatening Latino Entrepreneurship, but Local Leaders Can Help
Economic Hardships from COVID-19 Are Hitting Black and Latinx People Hardest. Here Are Five Actions Local Leaders Can Take
Black and Hispanic People See Biggest Potential Poverty Reduction from Select HEROES Act Policies
Supporting Immigrant Families in Houston
Supporting Immigrant Families in Las Vegas
The COVID-19 Crisis Continues to Have Uneven Economic Impact by Race and Ethnicity
Racial and Ethnic Representation in Postsecondary Education
Immigrant Families Hit Hard by the Pandemic May Be Afraid to Receive the Help They Need
One in Six Adults in California Immigrant Families Reported Avoiding Public Benefits in 2019
Amid Confusion over the Public Charge Rule, Immigrant Families Continued Avoiding Public Benefits in 2019
How Philanthropy Can Partner with Government to Meet Critical Needs during COVID-19
Latinx Unemployment Is Highest of All Racial and Ethnic Groups for the First Time on Record
How COVID-19 Is Affecting Black and Latino Families’ Employment and Financial Well-Being
Hispanic Homebuyers Will Be Critical for the Next Housing Market Recovery. Here’s Why They May Struggle.
Hispanic Adults in Families with Noncitizens Disproportionately Feel the Economic Fallout From COVID-19
The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Straining Families’ Abilities to Afford Basic Needs
Essential Construction Work during the Pandemic Needs to Prioritize Worker Safety
What Do “Stay-at-Home” Orders Mean for Families in Unsafe or Unrepaired Homes?
Responding to the COVID-19 Crisis: Equitable Lending to Boost Small Business Recovery
How Efforts in Two Cities Are Increasing Economic Opportunity for Young Men of Color
On Eve of 2020 Census, Many People in Hard-to-Count Groups Remain Concerned about Participating
Dos Métodos: Two Classroom Language Models in Head Start
Separating Race from Ethnicity in Surveys Risks an Inaccurate Picture of the Latinx Community
Four Strategies to Maximize Latinx-Focused Philanthropy and Charitable Efforts
How Social Scientists Can Incorporate a “Latinx Lens” in Their Work
Three Decades of Mary's Center's Social Change Model
Public Policy Research on and by US Latinos: A Conversation with Dr. Matt Barreto
What Do We Know about Section 1325?
Five Ways the “Public Charge” Rule Is Affecting Immigrants in America
Mapping the Hispanic Homeownership Gap
Safety Net Access in the Context of the Public Charge Rule
How Uncertainty Surrounding the “Public Charge” Rule Leads to Hardship for Immigrant Families
Adults in Immigrant Families Report Avoiding Routine Activities Because of Immigration Concerns
Ante Preocupaciones de Inmigración, Adultos de Familias Inmigrantes Reportan Que Evitan Actividades de Rutina
One in Seven Adults in Immigrant Families Reported Avoiding Public Benefit Programs in 2018
Uno de Cada Siete Adultos en Familias Inmigrantes Se Abstuvo de Participar en Programas Sociales en el Año 2018
With Public Charge Rule Looming, One in Seven Adults in Immigrant Families Reported Avoiding Public Benefit Programs in 2018
Four financial challenges facing Hispanic Americans
State of Immigrants in the District of Columbia
A Summit on Hispanic Wealth: Emerging Perspectives on Homeownership, Entrepreneurship, Savings and Investments
Seven strategies to boost Hispanic homeownership
A Pilot Study of Landlord Acceptance of Housing Choice Vouchers
Years of tightening immigration enforcement paved the way to “zero tolerance”
Changing immigration policies may prevent human trafficking survivors from seeking help and justice
Can nonprofits and philanthropy help fill gaps in the crisis response for Puerto Rico?
Hispanics’ Retirement Transitions and Differences by Nativity
Hispanics’ Retirement Security
Building America: The immigrant construction workforce
We don’t know how many Latinos are affected by the criminal justice system
Why are debt collections so prevalent in black and Latino neighborhoods?
Latinos and African Americans: Shared experiences, shared solutions
Hispanics in the housing industry
Trabajadores y profesionales en la industria de la vivienda
“Worst Case Housing”: Let’s not forget the physical housing conditions story
Housing Discrimination against Racial and Ethnic Minorities 2012: Full Report
State of Latinos in the District of Columbia

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Latinx Essential Workers Are the Backbone of Our Economy. How Can We Ensure They Aren’t Forgotten during Its Recovery? Latinxs are nearly 20 percent of the US population, making them increasingly consequential to the labor market. October 09, 2020 | Jessica Perez, Fernanda Caceres
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The 2020 Census Deadline Was Just Extended, but so Far, Texas Has Failed to Ensure Its Latinx Residents Are Accurately Counted
Latinx communities in Texas are at risk of losing political representation and economic opportunity because of an unprecedentedly large undercount. October 02, 2020 | Madeline Brown, Robert Santos
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Black and Hispanic Landlords Are Facing Great Financial Struggles because of the COVID-19 Pandemic. They Also Support Their Tenants at Higher Rates.