National Association of Latina Leaders
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| National Association of Latina Leaders | |
| Type | 501-C3 |
|---|---|
| Founded | Founded in 2003 |
| Headquarters | New York City, NY |
| Area served | National |
| Focus | To serve the professional needs of U.S. Hispanic women |
| Method | Bringing Latina leaders together, Educating policymakers and corporations, Working with the media, Developing tomorrow's Latina leaders |
| Slogan | "serving Latinas leaders at all stages of professional development, promoting the advancement of Hispanic women in all aspects of American life." |
| Website | http://www.latinaleaders.org |
The National Association of Latina Leaders (NALL) is a non-profit organization representing millions of Hispanic women across the United States. It was co-founded in 2003 by Former U.S. Treasurer Rosario Marin and Media entrepreneur Cathy Areu. Rosario Marin served as the organization's Chairwoman during its inaugural year. Today the organization continues to work to break stereotypes of Hispanic women in the U.S., in the private and public sectors. NALL partner organizations include the NIH (National Institutes of Health), WIPP (Women Impacting Public Policy), and the Global Diversity Group. NALL's official publication is Catalina magazine.
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- TV Judge Cristina Perez briefly served as NALL's Chairwoman in 2004.
- NALL representatives have been featured or quoted by CNN's Paula Zahn Now, CNN's On the Story, Telemundo's Hoy en el Mundo, NY1 Noticias, El Tiempo Latino, the Associated Press, El Diario La Prensa, Aztec America's Mapiando, Monster.com, and Portada.
- Every National Hispanic Heritage Month, NALL's board chooses a "Groundbreaking Latina of the Year" award recipient, in partnership with CATALINA magazine.
