The Latino Center for Leadership Development (LCLD) is a non-partisan organization formed to create a pipeline of leaders and ideas equipped to address the challenges and opportunities of the Latino community.
The Latino Center for Leadership Development (LCLD) is a non-partisan organization formed to create a pipeline of leaders and ideas equipped to address the challenges and opportunities of the Latino community.
Our vision is carried out through various efforts including an intensive leadership academy, a policy institute, and numerous strategic initiatives.
Through these efforts, the LCLD seeks to connect and effectively align policy, research, and practice for the immediate and long-term success of the Latino community.
In order to best address the rising opportunities and challenges faced by the Latino community, the Latino Center for Leadership Development provides:
A year-long leadership academy for aspiring individuals.
A policy institute that offers grants to researchers and a two-year fellowship for postdoctoral scholars.
A set of strategic initiatives for community members to help address current challenges faced by Latinos
The Latino Center for Leadership Development (LCLD) is a non-partisan organization formed to create a pipeline of leaders and ideas equipped to address the challenges.
And opportunities of the Latino community. Our vision is carried out through various efforts including an intensive leadership academy, a policy institute, and numerous strategic initiatives.
Through these efforts, the LCLD seeks to connect and effectively align policy, research, and practice for the immediate and long-term success of the Latino community.
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