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MCLA is an executive branch agency that advises on policy and legislation, and works for more than 345,000 Latino Minnesotans to ensure equality and equity statewide.

MCLA es una agencia de gobierno que asesora sobre políticas y legislación, y trabaja para más de 345,000 Latinos en Minnesota, a fin de asegurar igualdad y equidad en todo el estado.

Contents | Contenido

• Legislative Session 2024 | Sesión Legislativa 2024
• via The Office of the Governor - Governor's Committee on America 250
• via MN PELSB - 2024 Grant Recipient Lists Now Available 
• via MN Department of Health - Community Clinic grant program 
• Latino Affairs in Media || Asuntos Latinos en Media
• The Community Board || El Tablero Comunitario
• MN Careers || Carreras MN
• Volunteer Opportunities || Oportunidades de Voluntariado

Legislative Session 2024 | Sesión Legislativa 2024

The 2024 Legislative Session is now in full swing

Now that the state legislature is on its fourth week, our legislative team is involved in tracking and monitoring bills and working on some important pieces of legislation for the community. We are actively supporting some of them, such as the 2024 ITCA bill, and the creation of a Latino Museum in Minnesota. See our bill tracker to follow these and other important legislative initiatives.

Last Thursday, the Minnesota Management and Budget (MMB), released the Budget and Economic Forecast. The report projects that the 2024-25 biennium is now projected to end with a surplus of $3.715 billion, an increase of $1.324 billion compared to November projections. The following biennium might present a small structural imbalance, but MMB still forecasts a small surplus in both biennia. MMB's Commissioner Erin Campbell, as well as the legislature, are calling for caution in this year’s investments.

This session will focus on deciding investments in the state’s core infrastructure through a bonding bill. While the legislature is considering that the bill in state infrastructure (higher education facilities, roads, bridges, sewage, wastewater treatment, etc.) will be around $830 million, Governor Walz is proposing a $982 million capital investment plan.

In this context, Latino organizations are looking to get investments to create generational wealth by building their own physical infrastructure dedicated to serve Latino communities better. So far, in terms of needs, more than $4.7 billion in requests has been received from state agencies; $3 billion from local units of government. The requests are clearly exceeding what might be included in the final bonding bill that requires a three-fifths majority to pass (81 votes in the House and 41 in the Senate).

Other bills worth monitoring and supporting that will be beneficial for our communities are a reform to the contract for deed that will offer more transparency and protections for buyers; and the establishment of a task force to prevent domestic violence in the Latino community. The establishment of an Ombudsperson for the safety, health, and well-being of agricultural and food processing workers has been introduced based on recommendations by several stakeholders working directly with these workers. Other bills that are getting so much needed attention and traction are around housing stability and child care (the Great Start Affordability Scholarship program), nutrition, public safety, gun control, and fixing legislation from the past session.

Finally, the legislature will also decide on the feasibility of expanding MinnesotaCare to allow more individuals to qualify to health insurance through a public option. Legislators heard recommendations about two models that they will still need to consider before taking legislative action, based on a study presented by the Milliman firm.  On the other hand, a bill proposing an end-of-life option for terminally ill individuals, or the North Star Act, which would prohibit local police from cooperating with federal law officers to enforce immigration restrictions (except in case of criminal activities), do not seem to still have enough support at the legislature to be passed this session.

To learn about the Council's legislative priorities, go here. 

To follow the session, click here, and to know who represents you, click here.

Ahora que la legislatura estatal está en su cuarta semana, nuestro equipo legislativo participa en el seguimiento y monitoreo de proyectos de ley y trabaja en algunos de ellos por ser importantes para la comunidad. Estamos apoyando activamente el proyecto de ley ITCA de 2024 y la creación de un Museo Latino en Minnesota. Consulte nuestro rastreador de iniciativas de ley (2024 Legislative Tracker) para darle seguimiento a estas y otras importantes iniciativas legislativas.

El jueves pasado, la Agencia de Presupuesto de Minnesota (MMB) publicó su Pronóstico Presupuestario y Económico. El informe proyecta que ahora se prevé que el bienio 2024-25 termine con un superávit de $3,715 millones, un aumento de $1,324 millones, en comparación con las proyecciones de noviembre. El próximo bienio podría presentar un pequeño desequilibrio estructural, pero aún así se prevé un leve superávit en ambos bienios. La comisionada de MMB, Erin Campbell, así como la legislatura, piden cautela en las inversiones de este año.

Esta sesión se centrará en decidir las inversiones en la infraestructura central del estado a través de emisión de bonos. Mientras que la legislatura está considerando que el proyecto de ley en infraestructura estatal (instalaciones de educación superior, carreteras, puentes, alcantarillado, tratamiento de aguas residuales, etc.) será de alrededor de $830 millones, el gobernador Walz propone un plan de inversión de capital de $982 millones.

En este contexto, las organizaciones latinas buscan obtener fondos para crear riqueza generacional mediante la construcción de su propia infraestructura física dedicada a servir mejor a las comunidades latinas, incluido el Museo Latino. Hasta el momento, en términos de necesidades, se han recibido más de $4,700 millones en solicitudes de agencias estatales; $3 mil millones de las unidades locales de gobierno. Las solicitudes exceden claramente lo que podría incluirse en el proyecto de ley de bonos que requiere tres quintos de la mayoría para ser aprobado (81 votos en la Cámara y 41 en el Senado).

Otros proyectos de ley que vale la pena monitorear y apoyar y que serán beneficiosos para nuestras comunidades son una reforma al contrato de escritura que ofrecerá más transparencia y protección a los compradores de viviendas; y el establecimiento de un grupo de trabajo para prevenir la violencia doméstica en la comunidad latina. El establecimiento de un Defensor del pueblo para la seguridad, la salud y el bienestar de los trabajadores agrícolas y de procesamiento de alimentos se introdujo sobre la base de recomendaciones de varias partes interesadas que trabajan directamente con estos trabajadores. Otros proyectos de ley que están recibiendo atención y apoyo son los relacionados con viviendas asequibles y cuidado infantil (el programa de Becas de Acceso para un Gran Comienzo), nutrición, seguridad pública, control de armas, y la modificación de algunas leyes sancionadas durante la sesión anterior.

Finalmente, la legislatura también decidirá sobre la viabilidad de ampliar MinnesotaCare para permitir que más personas califiquen para un seguro médico. Los legisladores escucharon recomendaciones sobre dos modelos que aún deberán considerar antes de tomar medidas legislativas, según un estudio presentado por la firma Milliman. Sin embargo, un proyecto de ley que propone una opción al final de la vida para personas con enfermedades terminales, o la Ley Estrella del Norte, que prohibiría a la policía local cooperar con agentes federales para hacer cumplir las restricciones de inmigración (excepto en el caso de actividades criminales), no parecen todavía tener suficiente apoyo en la legislatura para ser aprobados en esta sesión.

Para conocer las prioridades legislativas del Consejo, lea aquí.

Para seguir la sesión, haga clic aquí, y para saber quién le representa, haga clic aquí.

Rosa Tock, Executive Director [email protected] || 651.592.7487

Legislative Session 2024 | Sesión Legislativa 2024

Strategic Focus 2024 Session

As the legislative session unfolds, Senator Mary Kunesh will be the lead author in the Senate for the 2024 Increasing Teachers of Color Act (ITCA), SF4170, which seeks additional funding this year due to a high demand from legislation passed in 2023. We have been meeting with Chair Youakim (pictured), Rep. Hassan, Sen. Kunesh, and Sen. Fateh's staff to help guide our strategy for this session. This year, we will introduce one bill, instead of two as we have done in the past. The hearing for SF4170 is scheduled in the Senate for this upcoming Wednesday March 6, at 8:30 a.m.

Representative Pérez-Vega, chief author of the bill, along with Rep. Kozlowski, and Rep. Gomez have introduced H.F. 3603, a bill focused on capital investment for the Minnesota Latino Museum. This legislation seeks to appropriate funds for the museum's creation and authorizes the sale and issuance of state bonds to support this initiative. Following its introduction, the bill was promptly referred to the Committee on Capital Investment for further evaluation and discussion. On the Senate side, the bill was also introduced that same day. The chief author is Sen. Pappas. The other two authors are Sen. Mann and Sen. Putnam (S.F. 3483)

Conforme avanza la sesión legislativa, la Senadora Mary Kunesh tomará la iniciativa como autora principal en el Senado de la Ley de Aumento de Profesores de Color (ITCA) 2024, que busca financiación adicional este año debido a la alta demanda por la legislación aprobada en 2023. Hemos estado reuniéndonos con la presidenta de la Comision de Educacion, Rep. Youakim (en la foto), la representante Hassan, la senadora Kunesh y el personal del Senador Fateh para orientar nuestra estrategia para esta sesión. Este año, presentaremos un solo proyecto de ley, en lugar de dos como en el pasado. La Representante Pérez-Vega, autora principal del proyecto de ley, junto con le representante Kozlowski y la representante Gomez, han presentado H.F. 3603, un proyecto de ley enfocado en la inversión de capital para el Museo Latino de Minnesota. Esta legislación busca asignar fondos para la creación del museo y autoriza la venta y emisión de bonos estatales para apoyar esta iniciativa. Tras su introducción, el proyecto de ley fue rápidamente enviado al Comité de Inversión de Capital para su evaluación y discusión adicionales. En el Senado, el proyecto de ley también fue introducido ese mismo día. La autora principal es la senadora Pappas. Los otros dos autores son la Senadora Mann y el Senador Putnam (S.F. 3483).

Katya Zepeda, Legislative and Policy Director - Education [email protected] || 651.592.8537

Legislative Session 2024 | Sesión Legislativa 2024

Unity in Action: MiLLA's Vision for Minnesota's Future

MCLA was very proud, for the second year in a row, to co-convene the Minnesota Latino Leadership Alliance (MiLLA). In a powerful display of unity and shared vision, MiLLA successfully presented its consensus-driven Public Policy Agenda for 2024, marking a significant moment in the history of Minnesota's Latino community. With the participation of 11 Latino-led organizations, MiLLA has set a precedent for collaboration and strategic planning aimed at fostering a brighter, more equitable future for all Minnesotans.

The event at the Capitol witnessed an overwhelmingly positive turnout from Latino leaders, showcasing a deep-seated desire for solidarity. Leaders and individuals from diverse backgrounds converged with a unified purpose: to propel the community towards achieving substantial socio-economic and cultural advancements.

MiLLA's 2024 Public Policy Agenda is a testament to the collective commitment to advocate for meaningful and positive changes in critical areas such as economic development, education, healthcare, and environmental conservation. The agenda emphasizes investing in the community's growth, such as supporting small businesses, enhancing teacher diversity, and ensuring access to housing and utilities for undocumented individuals using ITINs. These initiatives are poised to unlock economic opportunities for Latinos, thereby contributing to a thriving Minnesota.

The alliance's call for a Latino community center on Lake Street in Minneapolis and a Latino museum at Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul exemplifies its dedication to cultural and community development. Additionally, MiLLA advocated for policies that support trust between law enforcement and immigrants, independent redistricting, and ranked-choice voting, further strengthening democracy and voting rights within the state.

The event's success and the community's enthusiastic response are reminders of the power of unity. By standing together, the Latino community in Minnesota can overcome obstacles and work towards a future where every member has the opportunity to prosper and reach their full potential. The spirit of collaboration and determination echoed throughout the day, from the press conference to the rally supporting Minnesota's first Latino Museum. This spirit defines our community and will propel us toward greatness.

As we move forward, let us carry this momentum, remembering the unity and collaboration that define our community. Together, we can achieve great things, making "Unity in Action: MiLLA's Vision for Minnesota's Future" not just a theme but a reality for the Latino community and all Minnesotans.

Con mucho orgullo, MCLA convocó por segundo año consecutivo, la Alianza de Liderazgo Latino de Minnesota (MiLLA).

En una poderosa muestra de unión y visión compartida, MiLLA presentó con éxito su Agenda de Política Pública consensuada para 2024, marcando un momento significativo en la historia de la comunidad latina de Minnesota. Con la participación de 11 organizaciones lideradas por latinos, MiLLA ha establecido un precedente para la colaboración y planificación estratégica enfocada en promover un futuro más brillante y equitativo para todos los habitantes de Minnesota.

El evento en el Capitolio contó con una participación positiva de líderes latinos, demostrando un profundo deseo de solidaridad. Líderes e individuos de diversos orígenes se unieron con un propósito unificado: impulsar a la comunidad hacia logros socioeconómicos y culturales sustanciales.

La Agenda de Política Pública 2024 de MiLLA es un testimonio del compromiso colectivo para abogar por cambios fundamentales y positivos en áreas críticas como el desarrollo económico, la educación, la salud y la conservación ambiental. La agenda enfatiza la inversión en el crecimiento de la comunidad, como el apoyo a pequeñas empresas, el aumento de la diversidad de los docentes y garantizar el acceso a la vivienda y servicios básicos para individuos indocumentados que usan ITINs. Estas iniciativas están destinadas a ofrecer oportunidades económicas para los latinos, contribuyendo así a un Minnesota próspero.

El llamado de la Alianza para un centro comunitario latino en Lake Street en Minneapolis y un museo Latino en el Parque Regional de la Isla Harriet en St. Paul ejemplifica su dedicación al desarrollo cultural y comunitario. Además, MiLLA abogará por políticas que apoyan la confianza entre la policia y los inmigrantes, una redistritación independiente y votación por orden de preferencia, fortaleciendo aún más la democracia y los derechos de voto dentro del estado.

El éxito del evento y la respuesta entusiasta de la comunidad son recordatorios del poder de la unidad. Al mantenerse unidos, la comunidad latina en Minnesota puede superar obstáculos y trabajar hacia un futuro donde cada miembro tenga la oportunidad de prosperar y alcanzar su máximo potencial. El espíritu de colaboración y determinación resonó a lo largo del día, desde la conferencia de prensa hasta la manifestación de apoyo al primer Museo Latino de Minnesota. Este espíritu define a nuestra comunidad y nos impulsará hacia la grandeza.

A medida que avanzamos, llevemos este ímpetu, recordando la unidad y colaboración que definen a nuestra comunidad. Juntos, podemos lograr grandes cosas, haciendo "Juntos en Acción: La Visión de MiLLA para el Futuro de Minnesota" no solo un tema, sino una realidad para la comunidad latina y todos los habitantes de Minnesota.

Luis Argueta, Communications and Public Affairs Director [email protected] || 612.414.3462

Legislative Session 2024 | Sesión Legislativa 2024

Unidos MN Day of Action at the Capitol

At a recent event organized by Unidos MN, community members, students, and political leaders from across Minnesota came together to discuss ongoing and future initiatives for Minnesota's workforce and address various social issues within the state. The gathering was notable for its broad participation from multiple sectors, including a significant presence of student groups from schools statewide.

Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan highlighted the importance of voice and participation in the democratic process. She expressed gratitude for the passage of key legislation, including the Drivers License for All, and initiatives granting children and adults access to MNCare, regardless of their legal status.

Speaker Melissa Hortman and Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy acknowledged the contributions of Unidos MN to recent legislative successes, such as MNCare for All, and noting the previous session as exceptionally productive. Senator Scott Dibble and Representative Frank Hornstein introduced the Rise-up Center, aimed at providing resources and job training within the green economy sector, showcasing a move towards community support and environmental sustainability.

The event also provided a platform for student groups and individuals to share their experiences and concerns, particularly regarding immigration, workers' rights, and the challenges undocumented individuals face. These testimonies underscored the importance of ongoing legislative efforts to address these issues.

This event underscored Unidos MN's role in mobilizing community and political support for a range of initiatives aimed at improving the lives of Minnesotans, particularly those from marginalized communities. The remarks made by legislators highlighted recent achievements and ongoing efforts to address the state's critical issues.

En un evento reciente organizado por Unidos MN, miembros de la comunidad, estudiantes y líderes políticos de todo Minnesota se reunieron para discutir iniciativas actuales y futuras para la fuerza laboral de Minnesota y abordar varios problemas sociales dentro del estado. La reunión fue notable por la amplia participación de varios grupos, incluyendo una presencia significativa de estudiantes que vinieron de todo el estado.

La Vicegobernadora Peggy Flanagan destacó la importancia de la voz y la participación en el proceso democrático. Expresó su gratitud por la aprobación de legislación clave, incluyendo la Licencia de Conducir para Todos, e iniciativas que otorgan acceso a MNCare a niños y adultos, independientemente de su estatus legal.

La Presidenta de la Legislatura, Melissa Hortman y la Lideresa de la Mayoria en el Senado, Erin Murphy reconocieron las contribuciones de Unidos MN a los éxitos legislativos recientes, como MNCare para Todos, señalando la sesión anterior como excepcionalmente productiva. El Senador Scott Dibble y el Representante Frank Hornstein presentaron el Centro, 'Rise-up', destinado a proporcionar recursos y formación laboral dentro del sector de la economía verde, mostrando un movimiento hacia el apoyo comunitario y la sostenibilidad ambiental.

El evento también proporcionó una plataforma para que grupos estudiantiles e individuos compartieran sus experiencias y preocupaciones, particularmente en cuanto a inmigración, derechos de los trabajadores y los desafíos que enfrentan las personas indocumentadas. Estos testimonios subrayaron la importancia de los esfuerzos legislativos en curso para abordar estos problemas.

Este evento subrayó el papel de Unidos MN en movilizar el apoyo comunitario y político para una gama de iniciativas destinadas a mejorar las vidas de los habitantes de Minnesota, particularmente aquellos de comunidades marginadas. Los comentarios hechos por los legisladores destacaron los logros recientes y los esfuerzos en curso para abordar los problemas críticos del estado.

Luis Argueta, Communications and Public Affairs Director [email protected] || 612.414.3462

via The Office of Governor Walz and Lieutenant Governor Flanagan

Join the Governor's Committee on America 250: let's tell our own stories!

The Governor is looking for passionate individuals with a History, History Education, Tourism, or Humanities background to become part of an extraordinary journey. 

The Governor's Committee on America 250 is your chance to shape how we commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution across Minnesota. This is more than a celebration; it's a mission to ensure every Minnesotan connects with our rich and complex history. And for our communities, to tell our own stories!

We need YOU to help make history come alive. Whether you're a storyteller, an educator, or a history enthusiast, your expertise can help create unforgettable experiences for all. Let's celebrate our past and inspire the future together!

Deadline: ASAP

via MN Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board (PELSB)

2024 Grant Recipient Lists are Now Available for the Following Grant Programs

In fiscal year 2024, funding across several grant programs aims to support teacher candidates and current teachers in Minnesota:

1. CUGMEC Grantees: The Collaborative Urban and Greater MN Educators of Color (CUGMEC) program plans to assist approximately 830 teacher candidates of color and indigenous teacher candidates in becoming licensed teachers. Out of the $6,314,518 requested, $5,339,999.98 was awarded to thirteen teacher preparation programs.

2. TMRG Grantees: The Teacher Mentorship & Retention of Effective Teachers (TMRG) grant aims to serve over 5,000 teachers, with about 1,672 identifying as of color and/or indigenous. Although $9,061,377.11 was requested, $3,395,000.00 was awarded to 38 entities, including school districts and education service cooperatives. Of the awarded funds, $2,344,095.03 is earmarked specifically for teachers of color and indigenous teachers as required by statute.

3. PPG Grantees: The Preparation Pathway Grant (PPG) is set to support around 79 Tier 2 teachers in advancing to Tier 3 licensure. With $1,600,644.00 requested, $400,000.00 was ultimately distributed to seven entities, including school and charter school districts, an education service cooperative, and partnerships between districts and teacher preparation programs.

For more detailed information and to view the lists of grantees, it is recommended to visit the Grants page of the Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board (PELSB) website.

News and Updates from the Minnesota Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board: Information Session Please join PELSB for our upcoming information sessions. Each month PELSB highlights a licensure topic pertinent to school districts, while also addressing common questions about licensure and permissions, share resources, and answer questions from attendees. All information sessions will be recorded and made available on PELSB's webpage: View recordings here Sign up for the next information session via WebEx: 📅 Date: March 7, 2024 🕒 Time: 1 PM Register here Questions: 651-539-4200 or [email protected]

via MN Department of Health

Community Clinic grant program

The Community Clinic grant program supports the capacity of eligible organizations to plan, establish or operate clinical services for populations with low income and/or living in rural areas of the state.

Fiscal Year 2024 program funding will support clinic efforts to improve:

1. Mental health services for adolescents and young adults ages 12-25 (minimally ages 12-17), or
2. Oral health programs for all ages, with preference for projects supporting collaborative practice dental hygienists to provide services in community locations, or
3. Clinical services for at-risk youth ages 12 – 25.

Eligible entities for this funding include:

• Nonprofit clinics established to provide preventative, medical, dental, or mental health services to low-income or rural population groups.
• A government entity operating a clinic which provides preventative, medical, dental, or mental health services.
• An Indian Health Services unit or Indian tribal government operating a clinic which provides preventative, medical, dental, or mental health services; or,
• A consortium of these entities.

More information can be found at: ORHPC Grants and Funding - MN Dept. of Health

Media Radar

Latino Affairs in Media | Asuntos Latinos en los medios

MADISON McVAN (Minnesota Reformer): “Investing in our communities will result in Latinos taking advantage of economic opportunities, and thus making even greater contributions to a thriving Minnesota,” said Rosa Tock, Executive Director of [MCLA]." READ MORE

GUSTAVO MANCILLA (El Minnesota de Hoy): “Este esfuerzo colaborativo [de MiLLA] destaca la fortaleza y el consenso de la comunidad latina en cuestiones vitales de política pública." READ MORE

MAURO FEITO (reportes365): El noticiero destaca la labor de MiLLA: "Desde diferentes rincones del estado, personas de diversas trayectorias y experiencias se unieron bajo un mismo propósito: hacer avanzar nuestra comunidad hacia un futuro más brillante y equitativo." READ MORE

MADISON McVan (Minnesota Reformer): “We dream of a Minnesota where ITIN holders — and all Minnesotans — can participate as equals in the state’s economy,” said Ryan Pérez, organizing director for COPAL, a Latino advocacy organization. READ MORE

ANGELA DAVIS and KELLY GORDON (MPR): "The reality of this broken system is not a surprise to Minnesota’s immigrant communities. Many have fought their way through it or are still waiting for action. And all are watching for what happens next." READ MORE

BILL LINDEKE (MinnPost): "The local nonprofit, Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC), hosted a groundbreaking for an ambitious project to remake its old building on Payne Avenue." READ MORE

LOURDES MEDRANO (American Heart Association News): "For a lot of people, running is a way of dealing with depression or other health issues that forced them to do something," said Solis, whose mother was Puerto Rican and father was of Belizean and Mexican descent. "For me, it's part of trying to have a healthy heart." READ MORE

The Community Board | El Tablero Comunitario

Events across the State of MN!

Have an event you want to share with the community? Let us know!
Email: [email protected]

Guatemalan Mayan singer, Sara Curruchich, in Minneapolis

Th, March 14, 7:30 p.m. Cedar Cultural Center

“Her music blends various genres such as rock, folk and traditional Mayan Kaqchikel music. To this day, she has performed in major venues in South America, Central America, North America and Europe. In March 2020, Sara Curruchich performed in Mexico City's Zócalo, during the Tiempo de Mujeres Festival, held as part of International Women's Day, alongside singer/songwriters Ana Tijoux and Mon Laferte.” For more information, go to the Cedar Cultural Center here.

Mariachi Country
(In)Justice Series
Wed, Mar 13, 3:30 pm CT
In-person / Online
Free Event, Registration Requested

Onstage performances by Mariachi El Son de Morelos and Academia Cesar Chavez’s “mariachito” (little mariachi), followed by a discussion about the profound impact mariachi has on fostering a sense of belonging and pride among Mexican and Mexican American communities.
Pic credit: Benjamin Lowy for the New York Times.

Feria de Recusos para comunidades inmigrantes

Sábado 9 de marzo, 12pm-3pm

Vacúnate y obtén una tarjeta de regalo de $100 (solo vacunas de COVID y hasta agotar existencias). Consulta panfleto abajo. Para mayor información, llama al 651.304.6145

Evento organizado por HACER, La Raza Radio, MLatino Media, MDH, Homeland Health, St. Mary's Health Clinics, la Arquidiócesis de St. Paul y Mpls, con la participación de MCLA y Esperanza United, entre otros. 

Twin Cities R!SE Education TCR has a new partnership with Ramsey County and is excited to offer this free ‘earn while you learn’ Diesel Technician training program with Saint Paul College. The program is focusing on Ramsey County residents (18-30 yrs). Classes start in March and May. For more information, email [email protected]

MN Careers | Carreras MN

Now Hiring

• LatinoLEAD || Director of Leadership Development
  Open until filled
• LatinoLEAD || Communications & Community Engagement Manager
  Open until filled
• LEDC || Business Development Associate Southwest MN
  Open until filled
• LEDC || Director of Finance
  Open until filled
• CLUES || Senior Director of Economic Prosperity (bilingual Eng-Span)
  Open until filled
• CLUES || Senior Development Officer
  Open until filled
• COPAL || Health and Wellness Director
  Open until filled
• SMRLS is hiring in Moorhead:  - closes 03/08/24-
  
  • Bilingual (English/Spanish) Outreach Advocate - Moorhead
• DPS || Director of the Office of Restorative Practices
  Closes March 13, 2024
• DPS || Crime Victim Grant Manager
  Closes March 5, 2024
• Fairview || Medical Assistant Apprenticeship
  Candidates apply NOW. Must be able to start work/college on April 1, 2024
• MNHS || Exhibit Designer
  Open until filled
• DEED || Paid Leave External Communications Manager 
  closes 03/05/24
• DEED || Migrant and Foreign Labor Programs Supervisor
  Closes 03/11/24
• Ramsey County || Student Internship - Economic Growth and Community Investment Planning & Engineering
  Closes 03/12/24
• City of Minneapolis || Community Relations Specialist - Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs (OIRA)                                                                                        Closes 03/18/24 

Local Heartbeats | Conexión Comunitaria

Volunteer Opportunities || Oportunidades de Voluntariado

Join the Minnesota Job Skill Partnership Board The Minnesota Job Skills Partnership (MJSP) Board is seeking board members with a background or knowledge in workforce development who represent business, labor, community-based organizations, economic development organizations, or education. Apply for open positions

Questions, feedback, media and print inquiries:
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Communications and Public Affairs Director