Monthly Latino Leadership Difference

Monthly Latino Leadership Difference

A monthly contribution is vital to demonstrating how any contribution over time and given collectively can go a long way!

LideramosCommunity Development San Antonio, TX Verified 501(c)(3)

What you’re funding

A monthly contribution is vital to demonstrating how any contribution over time and given collectively can go a long way! Please support LIDERAMOS operation and vision to support Latino community-based leadership across the United States.

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Overview

About Lideramos

If you care about Latine leadership, Lideramos is working on the part people often miss: not just supporting individual leaders, but strengthening the ecosystem around them. it connects program directors, fellows, emerging leaders, and community builders through training, convenings, webinars, and practical tools. The result is a national network that helps people start, strengthen, and sustain Latino leadership programs in their own communities.

What sets Lideramos apart is that it looks beyond any one participant or one event. Its work reaches the people building the programs, the researchers studying the field, and the communities trying to create something lasting, with support that includes training, fellowship development, a national symposium, and tools for launching local programs.

The story

About this work

In their own words — what they do, who it reaches, and what your dollars actually fund.

Mission

LIDERAMOS empowers and connects Latine leaders nationwide through targeted resources, education, and opportunities.

Who they serve

Latino, Latina, Latinx, and Latine leaders, program directors and staff, fellows, emerging and community leaders, and communities building Latino leadership programs across the United States.

Their impact

  • 4,286 Latino leaders reached
  • 63 Latino leaders fellows accelerated
  • 57 Latino leadership development practitioners certified
  • 479 Latino leaders connected
  • 120 participants at the 5th annual national symposium
  • 53 paid registrations at the 5th annual national symposium
  • Over 130 registered participants at the 6th annual national symposium
  • 25 registered participants in the 2023 Core Elements virtual training certificate program
  • 15 graduates received certificates of completion in the 2023 Core Elements virtual training certificate program

How your donation helps

  • $500 sponsors a leader at the National Symposium
  • $2,000 sponsors a train-the-trainer immersive learning experience
  • $30,000 supports the launch of an in-person National Latino Community Leader Fellowship
  • Monthly contributions help expand programs and outreach to locally situated Latino leaders
  • Donations support scholarships and tuition assistance for leadership development opportunities
What they do

Programs

Program 01

Annual National Latino Leadership Symposium

A multi-day national convening for Latino leadership program directors, alumni, emerging leaders, and community leaders focused on collaboration, innovation, learning, and community leadership development.

Program 02

Core Elements Training Program

A three-part training series and train-the-trainer model that introduces the five Core Elements of the LIDERAMOS leadership program model and culturally relevant program design.

Program 03

Latino Leader Fellowship

A fellowship developed in partnership with the Center for Creative Leadership that provides high-level leadership development, peer learning, mentorship, and a presentation component at the annual symposium.

Program 04

Webinar Series

Sessions offered throughout the year for leaders to learn from guest speakers, share knowledge, and build skills.

Program 05

Latino Leadership Scholars Circle

A network for researchers and educators to advance Latino leadership theory, education, and practice, including research, mentoring, and publication support.

Program 06

Local Leadership Ecosystem Development

Support and guidance for communities that want to start or strengthen a Latino leadership program, including planning, partnerships, curriculum design, and evaluation tools.

Program 07

Leadership Cafecitos

Community-building gatherings listed among LIDERAMOS programs.

Program 08

National Leadership Program Directory

A national resource used to identify existing leadership development offerings and potential partners in a community.

Impact in person

Stories

A fellow rediscovers communal leadership

Madeline Corchado, a 2023 fellow and vice president of human resources at Step Forward in Cleveland, said the fellowship helped her see that her leadership style is rooted in communal thinking and strengthened her sense of belonging.

LIDERAMOS has indelibly shaped my leadership journey, bringing into sharp focus the transformative influence of communal thinking.

A leadership course clarifies a long-standing challenge

Marcie Ordaz, a 2024 fellow and development and program manager at Lift Women’s Foundation, described the CCL experience as a turning point in how she understood her leadership style and how she could grow as an influential leader.

CCL is the first leadership class that I believe I finally understand the root cause in the area of leadership that I have continued to struggle with.

An early-career fellow finds space for growth

Aldo Medina, a 2024 fellow and vice president commercial lending team manager at Craft3, said the program gave him an early-career experience that set him up for future success.

It was a once in a lifetime experience and really appreciated being part of the program at such an early stage in my career, the experience and teachings have set me up for future success and I am forever grateful.
For the community

Need help?

People interested in programs or in starting a Latino leadership program can contact info@lideramos.org or use the contact page. LIDERAMOS also offers training series, webinars, fellowships, and a national directory of leadership programs as resources for communities building local programs.

Calendar

Events

National Latino Leadership Symposium

annual

A multi-day annual gathering with keynotes, workshops, community leadership development, networking, and recognition of Latino leadership.

Core Elements Training Series

occasional, offered in series

A three-part virtual training series that introduces the five Core Elements of the LIDERAMOS leadership model and community-centered program design.

Webinar Series

throughout the year

Year-round sessions that bring in leaders and practitioners to discuss Latino leadership, civic engagement, healing, and skill-building topics.

Community Círculo

date-specific

A virtual gathering for reflection and shared space facilitated by a guest leader.

Beyond donations

Ways to help

Current needs

  • Monthly contributors to support ongoing programs and outreach
  • Sponsors for National Symposium participant scholarships
  • Funding for fellowship tuition and coordination costs
  • Support for the launch of an in-person National Latino Community Leader Fellowship
Collaborators

Partners & funders

MillerCoors CompanyCenter for Creative Leadership (CCL)LULAC Council 10National Leadership AllianceAdelante Leadership InstituteColorado Springs Hispanic ChamberNHS of BaltimorePotawatomi Hotel & Casino

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