ALMAS in the News

This year marks an important milestone for ALMAS with the release of our first-ever Annual Report , reflecting our second year of building community, culture, and connection together. When ALMAS was founded in April 2023, the vision was simple but powerful: to create space for Latino voices, stories, and leadership in the suburbs. What has unfolded since then has been shaped not only by programs and events, but by relationships, trust, and collective care. This Annual Report

ALMAS joined community partners for Building a Stronger Community Together, a virtual conversation focused on connection, safety, and belonging. ALMAS Vice President and Founder Diana Torres Hawken was honored to serve as one of the speakers, sharing perspectives on solidarity, community care, and the work ahead. Participants reflected on the challenges facing our neighbors and discussed practical ways to take action from supporting families to strengthening networks like the

We’re excited to share some important news: State Bill 2270: Latina and Latino Studies in the K–12 Curriculum is moving forward—and we...