Advocacy
Beto Pallares on his new book, surrounding yourself with smart people, and creating lasting change
Dr. Amada Armenta is a leading researcher on immigration enforcement and the criminal justice system
A painful chapter in American immigration history inspires a new rallying cry for the Hispanic workers and contractors who are building America
Leandro Tyberg speaks on the origin of an organization that proves that underserved neighborhoods are an opportunity for the right investors.
Isabel Casillas Guzman is the former administrator of the US Small Business Administration and now the founder and president of Avenida Advisors
Cindy Castro’s designer brand is proving that social consciousness can pair beautifully with fashion
Leon Capital Group founder and CEO Fernando De Leon explains why the next step for Latinos is turning hard work into ownership
After his sixth and final World Cup, Memo Ochoa talks about mistakes, community, and the legacy he hopes to build off the pitch
Building new homes is only part of the answer. Remodeling and reinvesting in existing housing is the next big opportunity for local contractors.
Hispanic-owned construction firms are growing faster than the market. Here’s how NHCA contractors can turn that momentum into lasting scale
AVANCE is over, but for the National Hispanic Construction Alliance the real work is just starting, with new partners, new chapters, and a Construction Village
More than 5,000 people gathered at AVANCE Global in Las Vegas. Decades of research on proximity, weak ties, and shared identity explain what that scale sets in motion.
A dentist’s son from Washington Heights, Gabriel Regus now helps decide which emerging technologies earn a place on the electric grid—and is building the pathways into tech he never inherited
Wells Fargo’s Executive Vice President of External Engagement brings three decades of access, representation, and financial literacy to AVANCE Global
This Labor Day, the Hispanic construction workforce deserves recognition—for its persistence through adversity and for the America it keeps building
Latino history in Las Vegas starts long before the Strip: Mexican scouts, railroad workers, Cuban entrepreneurs, and immigrant hotel workers built the city.
NHCA at AVANCE Global arrives September 14–16 at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, where construction leaders will find sessions, capital access, and relationships
The missing middle isn’t just housing—it’s builders. NHCA’s Build the Builder program is opening pathways for emerging contractors, tradespeople and developers
Who walks away from big law money to focus on combating homelessness? Edda Santiago.
Two centuries after Francis Scott Key searched for a flag through the smoke, Hispanics are still rising—and still believing in America’s promise
Immigrants make up more than a quarter of America’s construction workforce and enforcement that stops distinguishing threats from builders puts the nation’s capacity to build at risk