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Arizona Latino Leaders In Education

Phoenix, AZ · EIN 851652516 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE B90 · Education · Medium ($1M-$10M) · allineducation.org
revenue
$2.5M
expenses
$1.8M
net assets
$1.3M
employees
3
program ratio
84%
mission · from form 990

We exist to ensure that individuals from the communities most impacted by education inequities are the ones making decisions for all students

profile · synthesized from sources

Arizona Latino Leaders In Education is a nonprofit organization focused on empowering Latino communities in Arizona through education advocacy and leadership development. They aim to increase Latino representation in educational decision-making and improve educational outcomes for Latino students and families.

named programs · 2 · from sources

what they call their work

Leadership Programs
Empowers parents and community members through training and resources to advocate for educational equity and improve student outcomes.
Parent Educator Academy
Offers training for parents to enhance their engagement and advocacy skills in the education system.
activities · 9 groups

what they do

  • State-Specific Education and Child Care Research Reporting 9 activities
    • Education System Research and Reporting
      Compiles research, data, and community feedback to produce actionable reports on Arizona's education system, including documenting five years of work with parents and communities to influence education and the impact of COVID-19 on Latino families.
    • Education System Research and Reporting
      Compiles research, data, and community feedback to create actionable reports on the state of education in Arizona, including documenting five years of work with parents and communities to influence education and the impact of COVID-19 on Latino families.
    • Education System Research and Reporting
      Compiles research, data, and community feedback to produce actionable reports on the state of education in Arizona, including documenting five years of work with parents and communities to influence education and the impact of COVID-19 on Latino families.
    • Education System Research and Reporting
      Compiles research, data, and community feedback to produce actionable reports on the state of education in Arizona, including documenting five years of work with parents and communities to influence education and the impact of COVID-19 on Latino families.
    • Education System Research and Reporting
      Compiles research, data, and community feedback to produce actionable reports on the state of education in Arizona, including documenting five years of work with parents and communities to influence education and the impact of COVID-19 on Latino families.
    • MAPA Annual Report Publication
      Publishes an annual report, "MAPA: The State of Arizona Latino Education, Power and Influence," which evaluates, measures, and reports on the state of Latino education, power, and influence, including the makeup of the education system, Arizona school boards, classrooms, and Latino academic achievement.
    • MAPA Annual Report Publication
      Produces and publishes the annual "MAPA: The State of Arizona Latino Education, Power and Influence" report, which evaluates, measures, and reports on the state of Latino education, power, and influence in Arizona, including the makeup of the education system, school boards, classrooms, and Latino academic achievement.
    • MAPA Annual Report Publication
      Produces and publishes the annual "MAPA: The State of Arizona Latino Education, Power and Influence" report, which evaluates, measures, and reports on the state of Latino education, power, and influence, including the makeup of the education system, school boards, classrooms, and Latino academic achievement in Arizona.
    • MAPA Annual Report Publication
      Produces and publishes the annual "MAPA: The State of Arizona Latino Education, Power and Influence" report, which evaluates, measures, and reports on the state of Latino education, power, and influence in Arizona, including the makeup of the education system, school boards, classrooms, and Latino academic achievement.
  • Education Leadership Development Programs 6 activities
    • Adelante Fellows Program
      Offers the Adelante Fellows, a year-long fellowship program for emerging leaders in Arizona focused on advocacy, policy formation, understanding the education system, and the role of politics, guiding fellows to develop innovative solutions to education system challenges through projects.
    • Adelante Fellows Program
      Offers the Adelante Fellows, a year-long fellowship program for emerging leaders in Arizona focused on advocacy, policy formation, understanding the education system, and the role of politics, guiding them to develop innovative solutions to education system challenges through projects.
    • Adelante Fellows Program
      Offers the Adelante Fellows, a year-long fellowship program for emerging leaders in Arizona focused on advocacy, policy formation, understanding the education system, and the role of politics, guiding them to develop innovative solutions to education system challenges through projects.
    • Leadership Development Programs for Education Governance
      Runs the LISTO (Leaders In Support of Transformational Opportunities) leadership development program for Latino and values-based leaders to prepare them for or support them in K-12 education governance and leadership roles on local and state boards, or in cabinet and leadership positions within schools or school systems.
    • Leadership Development Programs for Education Governance
      Runs the LISTO (Leaders In Support of Transformational Opportunities) leadership development program for Latino and values-based leaders to prepare them for or support them in K-12 education governance and leadership roles on local and state boards, or in cabinet and leadership positions within schools or school systems.
    • Leadership Development Programs for Education Governance
      Runs the LISTO (Leaders In Support of Transformational Opportunities) leadership development program for Latino and values-based leaders to prepare them for or support them in K-12 education governance and leadership roles on local and state boards, or in cabinet and leadership positions within schools or school systems.
  • DEI and Leadership Coaching & Training 5 activities
    • Educational Workshops and DEI Training
      Provides online facilitated workshops that guide participants through foundational coursework on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the classroom and effective communication skills, with sessions led by industry experts on specific themes.
    • Educational Workshops and DEI Training
      Provides online facilitated workshops that guide participants through foundational coursework on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the classroom and effective communication skills, with sessions led by industry experts on specific themes.
    • Educational Workshops and Summits
      Conducts leadership sessions focused on K-12 education themes, equity, and decision-making, provides online facilitated workshops on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and communication skills, and hosts summits with panel discussions and keynote speakers.
    • Workshops and Training on DEI and Communication
      Provides online facilitated workshops that guide participants through foundational coursework on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the classroom and effective communication skills, with sessions led by industry experts delving into specific themes.
    • Workshops and Training on DEI and Communication
      Provides online facilitated workshops that guide participants through foundational coursework on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the classroom and effective communication skills, with sessions led by industry experts.
  • Education Funding & School Choice Advocacy 4 activities
    • Advocacy for Education Policy and Diversity
      Works towards introducing best practices and local and state-level policies that promote educator diversity and support multilingual education, aiming to increase Latino representation on education boards and mobilizing voters for education-focused initiatives.
    • Advocacy for Education Policy and Diversity
      Works towards introducing best practices and local and state-level policies that promote educator diversity and support multilingual education, aiming to increase Latino representation on education boards to ensure communities impacted by education inequities are making decisions for students.
    • Advocacy for Education Policy and Diversity
      Works towards introducing best practices and local and state-level policies that promote educator diversity and support multilingual education, aiming to increase Latino representation on education boards and mobilizing voters for education-focused initiatives.
    • Advocacy for Education Policy and Diversity
      Works towards introducing best practices and local and state-level policies that promote educator diversity and support multilingual education, aiming to increase Latino representation on education boards and mobilizing voters for education-focused initiatives.
  • Parent & Caregiver Leadership Development 3 activities
    • Parent Educator Academy
      Operates the Parent Educator Academy (PEA), an introductory leadership development program for caregivers to strengthen their skills in supporting students through virtual and classroom learning environments and the school system, and places parents in school classrooms to develop workforce talent and advance them into positions of influence.
    • Parent Educator Academy (PEA)
      Operates the Parent Educator Academy (PEA), an introductory leadership development program for caregivers to strengthen their skills in supporting students through virtual and classroom learning environments and the school system, and places parents in school classrooms to develop workforce talent and advance them into positions of influence.
    • Parent Educator Academy (PEA)
      Operates the Parent Educator Academy (PEA), an introductory leadership development program for caregivers to strengthen their skills in supporting students through virtual and classroom learning environments and the school system, and places parents in school classrooms to develop workforce talent and advance them into positions of influence.
  • Youth Civic Leadership Development 3 activities
    • Youth Civic Engagement
      Starts and operates a youth civic engagement group with high school students.
    • Youth Civic Engagement
      Starts and operates a youth civic engagement group with high school students.
    • Youth Civic Engagement
      Starts and operates a youth civic engagement group with high school students.
  • Youth & Vulnerable Populations Literacy Support 1 activity
    • Early Childhood Reading Program
      Develops an early childhood reading program to improve students' literacy outcomes and break down barriers between schools and families.
  • Education Conference & Research Dissemination 1 activity
    • Education-Focused Summits and Events
      Hosts virtual and in-person summits, such as the MAPA Summit, to release research findings, facilitate panel discussions, and feature keynote speakers on topics related to Latino education.
  • Uncategorized 6 activities
    • Community Engagement and Discussions
      Hosts monthly live online discussions, called "Pa'Que Sepas," on digital platforms to explore topics affecting Latino communities, and organizes community forums, focus groups, and listening sessions with parents and community leaders to influence change and educate parents on English Language Learner reform legislation.
    • Community Engagement and Discussions
      Hosts monthly live online discussions ("Pa'Que Sepas") on digital platforms to explore topics affecting Latino communities, organizes community forums, focus groups, and listening sessions with parents and community leaders, and facilitates engagement with local school systems.
    • Community Engagement and Discussions
      Hosts monthly live online discussions, called "Pa'Que Sepas," on digital platforms to explore topics affecting Latino communities, and organizes community forums, focus groups, and listening sessions with parents and community leaders to influence change and educate parents on relevant legislation.
    • Community Engagement and Discussions
      Hosts monthly live online discussions, called "Pa'Que Sepas," on digital platforms to explore topics affecting Latino communities, and organizes community forums, focus groups, and listening sessions with parents and community leaders to influence change and educate parents on relevant legislation.
    • Community Engagement and Discussions
      Hosts monthly live online discussions, called "Pa'Que Sepas," on digital platforms to explore topics affecting Latino communities, and organizes community forums, focus groups, and listening sessions with parents and community leaders to influence change.
    • Youth Civic Engagement and Literacy Programs
      Starts youth civic engagement groups with high school students and develops early childhood reading programs to improve students' literacy outcomes and break down barriers between schools and families.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$2.46M
Contributions & grants$2.46M100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$1.76M
Program expenses84%
Admin / overhead16%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$790K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$1.45M
Cash$688K
Investments$0
Liabilities$120K
Net assets$1.33M
Liquid reserves4.7 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +51.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
Stephanie Parra CEO 40 $128K
board members · 5
  • Adriana Murrietta — Treasurer
  • Gaby Cardenas — Director
  • Leticia de la Vara — Vice President
  • Luis Avila — Chairman
  • Maria Barquin — Director
relationships · 30

who they work with

  • ALL In EdAction Fund Partner — Sister 501(c)4 organization used to develop a policy reform agenda.
  • ALL In Education Partner — Collaborates to shape education in Arizona through the MAPA initiative.
  • ALL In For Equity Task Force Coalition — Coalition of 40 education, advocacy, philanthropic, business, and community organizations and individuals working with ALL In Education to advance equity in education.
  • ALPFA Phoenix Partner — Victoria Perches serves on the Community Relations Committee.
  • Arizona Department of Education Government — Provided support for the evaluation of the Parent Educator Academy.
  • Arizona Education Association Partner — Previous employer of CEO Stephanie Parra, indicating a connection to education advocacy.
  • Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Partner — Monica Villalobos, President & CEO, hosted the 2022 MAPA Summit.
  • Arizona State University Partner — Bryanna Cisneros received a Bachelor of Science in Public Service and Public Policy from this institution.
  • Arizona State University Partner — Previous employer of CEO Stephanie Parra, indicating a connection to higher education.
  • CALA Alliance Partner — Victoria Perches serves on the Board of Directors.
  • CPLC Partner — Previous employer of Mirka Martinez, where she managed the Southern Arizona Workforce program.
  • Girl Scouts Arizona Cactus-Pine Council Partner — Previous employer of Bryanna Cisneros, where she co-led and managed teams of volunteers.
  • Greater Phoenix Economic Council Partner — Chris Camacho, President & CEO, participated in a panel discussion at the 2022 MAPA Summit.
  • Helios Education Foundation Funder — Provided support for the evaluation of the Parent Educator Academy.
  • Hispanic Council for Reform and Educational Options (HCREO) Partner — Previous employer of Liliana Hutcheson, where she worked on leadership skills with diverse parent groups.
  • LeCroy & Milligan Partner — Partnered to launch and complete an evaluation of the Parent Educator Academy.
  • Maricopa Community Colleges Partner — Bryanna Cisneros was a member of the Student Public Policy Forum (SPPF) during her time here.
  • Northern Arizona University Partner — Violeta Ramos received her Master's degree from this institution.
  • Osborn School District Government — Violeta Ramos serves on the Governing Board, advocating for the dual language program.
  • Parent Educator Academy Partner — Initiative to place parents in classrooms and advance them into positions of influence.
  • Pharos Foundation Partner — Adriana Murrietta, Executive Director, participated in a panel discussion at the 2022 MAPA Summit.
  • Phoenix Union High School District Government — CEO Stephanie Parra serves on the Governing Board, representing Ward 3.
  • Stand for Children Partner — Previous employer of Liliana Hutcheson, where she managed, led, trained, and developed parents to improve educational opportunities.
  • T.W. Lewis Foundation Partner — Previous employer of CEO Stephanie Parra.
  • TNTP Partner — Curriculum partner providing online facilitated workshops.
  • TNTP Partner — Leticia de la Vara, Chief of Staff, participated in a panel discussion at the 2022 MAPA Summit.
  • Teach For America Partner — Previous employer of CEO Stephanie Parra, indicating a connection to education initiatives.
  • University of Arizona Partner — Violeta Ramos received her bachelor's degree from this institution.
  • Valley of the Sun United Way Partner — Carla Vargas Jasa, President and CEO, was a keynote speaker at the 2022 MAPA Summit.
  • best-in-class organizations Partner — Partners with external organizations to identify qualified Latino leaders for education leadership positions.