Library of La Raza. A Librarian at Every Table. No. 288

There are over 200 documents available in the library at the National Council of La Raza.

• How Did Latinos Really Vote in 2004?

• Immigrant Access to Driver’s Licenses: A Tool Kit for Advocates

• Hispanic Perspectives - NCLR/Zogby Poll

The National Council of La Raza - the largest national constituency-based Hispanic organization and the leading voice in Washington, DC for the Hispanic community - is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan, tax-exempt organization established to reduce poverty and discrimination and improve life opportunities for Hispanic Americans. Four major functions provide essential focus to the organization’s work: capacity-building assistance; applied research, policy analysis, and advocacy; public information efforts; and special and international projects. These functions complement NCLR’s work in five key strategic priorities - education, assets/investment, economic mobility, health, and media/image/civil rights.