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Written by Hye Kelly The continued criminalization and hyper policing of our community endangers us directly and indirectly. Immigrant policing consists of federal laws, state
By Jennifer Silva As the Latino population continues to grow in the United States, advocates push the need for the Spanish voting ballots as they
We know the recent elections have sparked a lot of uncertainty for immigrant families, and we understand how this period of unknowns can be deeply
October 28, 2024 GALEO Impact Fund Media Contact: Lorena Mora-Basto Director of Communications media@galeoimpactfund.org (Norcross, GA) – GALEO Impact Fund condemns the racist remarks made during
Kyle Gomez-Leineweber. Director for Public Advocacy and Policy GALEO Impact Fund As a proud resident of Gwinnett County, with roots going back to my grandparents
October 2, 2024 GALEO Impact Fund Contact: Kyle Gomez-Leineweber Director of Public Policy and Advocacy kgomez@galeoimpactfund.org (Norcross, GA) – The GALEO Impact Fund commends the recent
September 13 , 2024 GALEO Impact Fund Media Contact: Lorena Mora-Basto Director of Communications media@galeoimpactfund.org (Norcross, GA) – During Tuesday’s presidential debate, former president Donald
GALEO and GALEO Impact Fund, sister organizations and leading advocates for increasing Latino civic participation in Georgia, proudly announce the launch of their groundbreaking live-to-podcast
The GALEO Impact Fund proudly announces our endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris as she seeks election to the White House. While the GALEO Impact
Path to Victory is a program the Latino Victory Project created to encourage, recruit, and train Latinos nationwide to run for office and work in
June 16, 2024 GALEO Impact Fund Media Contact: Lorena Mora-Basto Director of Communications media@galeoimpactfund.org The GALEO Impact Fund applauds the Biden-Harris Administration’s recent move to
Gwinnett County, GA, (June 4, 2024) – Today, in a 4-1 vote, the Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners passed a nondiscrimination ordinance– providing critical protections
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