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At ASU, we are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that celebrates and supports all communities. In this dedicated news section, we are excited to bring you the latest updates, stories, and resources specifically tailored to the Latino/as, Hispanic community in the United States.

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Can Kamala Harris win over disenchanted Latino voters?

The abrupt substitution of Kamala Harris for Joe Biden as the Democratic party’s presidential nominee has energized two of the party’s bedrock bases of support – pro-choice women and African Americans....

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El voto latino podría definir la elección presidencial en Arizona, uno de los estados clave

Francisco Pedraza, director asociado del Centro de Investigación de Política Latina/os y Estadounidense de la Universidad Estatal de Arizona, subrayó la importante influencia que los votantes latinos de ese y otros estados clave podrían....

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Professor Francisco Pedraza Shares Insights on Border Crisis with Courthouse News

Professor Francisco Pedraza, associate director at CLAPR, recently offered his invaluable insights  on the ongoing border crisis to Courthouse News. In an interview conducted by Joe Duhownik, a seasoned journalist covering Arizona law and politics, Professor Pedraza provided illuminating perspectives on critical issues surrounding immigration policy and governance.
As we navigate the intricate terrain of contemporary politics, CLAPR remains steadfast in its mission to promote informed dialogue and understanding. We commend Professor Pedraza and look forward to continuing our efforts to engage with critical issues facing Latino/a communities and American society as a whole.

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CLAPR Students Shine at Transforming the Nation Through Law & Policy Symposium

CLAPR proudly facilitated the attendance of Zoey Paredes, Andrea Borbon, Diana Lara Zamora, Maria Garcia, and Nathalya Galvez at the prestigious "Transforming the Nation Through Law & Policy" symposium at the UCLA Luskin Conference Center & Hotel. The symposium provided an invaluable opportunity for our students to engage with esteemed Latina professionals, fostering inspiration and empowerment as they navigate their professional journeys. Reflecting on their experience, our students emerged with renewed determination and a profound commitment to effecting positive change in their communities.
CLAPR is proud of them and continues to empower the leaders of tomorrow, shaping a future defined by diversity, inclusion, and progress.