The Latino Civic Alliance hosted its Latino Legislative Day in Olympia, Washington on January 22, 2024. Hundreds of participants attended the advocacy event, which featured speakers including, Representative Julio Cortes and Governor Jay Inslee, Chief Justice Steve Gonzalez, Representative Lillian Ortiz- Self, Representative Bill Ramos, Representative Alex Ybarra, Representative Emily …
On November 3rd, the Latino Center for Health (LCH) hosted the Latinx Long COVID Symposium—Study Findings & Pathways to Health. The interactive event featured in-person attendance at Heritage University, and remote attendance via Zoom, and convened 50 local community leaders, elected officials, health officials, and key stakeholders from …
Long COVID in the Latinx Community: An Unaddressed Consequence of COVID was a virtual summit hosted on May 5th by the Latino Center for Health to discuss the impacts of long COVID in the Latinx community in Washington state.
The summit brought together a diverse group of attendees from various …
The Latino Center for Health (LCH) is conducting a study to better understand the extent …
Project BRIDGE is a new Seattle-based digital storytelling group formed by a team of Latine professionals dedicated to sharing under-told stories to advocate for our community’s health and research needs. This study was supported in part by …
A new brief from LCH highlights disparities accentuated during the pandemic, including access to digital resources, as families experienced income reduction and transitioned to digital online homeschooling.
University of Washington, Seattle: As part of a COVID-19 policy brief (attached), the Latino Center for Health reports …
Dr. Miriana Duran, Data Analyst at the Latino Center for Health and Aida Hidalgo, capstone student at LCH, are both quoted in this blog: https://www.kuow.org/stories/pandemic-blog-updates-for-seattle-and-the-nw-47cd…
Latinx leaders from across the state share stories of loss and resilience while identifying new paths to recovery for their local communities.
University of Washington, Seattle: As the Latinx community continues to face disproportionate impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, leaders from across Washington state are calling for culturally responsive …
The new brief from LCH shows that Latino men and women are experiencing disproportionate economic hardships, with Latina women facing higher unemployment rates and caretaking responsibilities.
University of Washington, Seattle: As part of a COVID-19 policy brief, the Latino Center for Health reports that many Washington state Latinos …
