Latina Institute is headquartered in New York City and Washington, D.C., with field bases in Florida, New York, Texas, and Virginia, and remote staff across the country.
The state offices, along with a base of Latina/x activists across the country, work as an extension of Latina Institute, serving to amplify the Latina/x voice, organizing, and advocacy presence on the ground.
Latina Institute New York works in New York City to inform, organize, and mobilize on reproductive justice issues.
Latina Institute Florida works in South Florida to inform, organize, and mobilize on reproductive justice issues.
Latina Institute Virginia works to inform, organize, and mobilize on reproductive justice issues.
Latina Institute Texas works in the Rio Grande Valley and Houston to inform, organize, and mobilize on reproductive justice issues.
We are building a base of Latina/x activists across the country. We amplify the Latina/x voice, organizing, and advocacy presence on the ground. Our Poderosa activists are and always will be at the heart of everything we do.
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Our headquarters and administrative office is based in New York City with national team members in DC, NY, and across the country.
Our state teams work as an extension of the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice. They inform, organize, and mobilize our communities on reproductive justice issues. They are our voice and “feet on the ground”, staffed and operated by field organizers and policy experts.
Latina Institute Florida works in South Florida to inform, organize, and mobilize on reproductive justice issues.
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Sign up to get updates from our Florida team to learn how you can get involved to ensure that all people can exercise autonomy over our bodies and have access to reproductive health.
Latina Institute New York works in New York City to inform, organize, and mobilize on reproductive justice issues.
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Urge Sen. Schumer to cosponsor the HEAL for Immigrant Families Act The Health Equity and Access under the Law (HEAL) for Immigrant Families Act which would ensure im/migrants are treated fairly and can access the health services they need with dignity and respect. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has the opportunity to push forward the HEAL.
Latina Institute Texas works in the Rio Grande Valley and Houston to inform, organize, and mobilize on reproductive justice issues.
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Latina Institute Virginia works to inform, organize, and mobilize on reproductive justice issues.
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The Reproductive Health Equity Act (RHEA) would guarantee that all Virginians can have access to a full range of reproductive healthcare services, including contraception, abortion, prenatal care, childbirth, and postpartum care. The bill would ensure that no one is excluded from coverage based on how much they earn, how they are insured, who they are, or where they’re from. Add your support.
