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2025 Impact Report

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Rising Stars: Meet Nancy Correa of California

As the daughter of two Mexican immigrants and the first in her family to graduate from high school and college, Nancy understands firsthand the transformative power of education and the importance of visibility, mentorship, and opportunity for young, at-risk students.
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Remarkably Us is motivating foster Latina youth in Bakersfield to beat the odds

The organizers of this initiative, were once foster children themselves. They founded this organization to empower today's foster youth, emphasizing that the system does not define their potential.

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Laid off tech workers seek new avenues as downsizing continues

In 2022, Nancy Correa lost her job during the tech industry layoffs, but used it as a chance to pursue her passion by launching Remarkably Us, a project that highlights successful Latina women from foster care. She believes people of color bring unique value to tech and hopes her story inspires others to turn setbacks into opportunities.
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Helping Latinas in foster care

Founder Nancy Correa and founding board member Cecia Cruz share how they’re using their personal experience in the foster care system to help other Latinas overcome challenges in California’s foster care system.

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Nancy Correa and founding board member Cecia Cruz, sharing how they’re using their personal experience in the foster care system
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Why Are Latinas So Overrepresented In The Foster Care System?

At 8, Elvira Laguna was placed in foster care after her mother struggled with addiction, leading to years of abuse and trauma in the system. Her life began to change at 16 when a kind-hearted foster parent showed her genuine care, helping her graduate high school and see a brighter future.
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The Difficult Reality of Life for Latinas in the Foster Care System

In California's foster care system, Latinas often face additional challenges due to language barriers, legal status, and stigmas. Stories like those of Jacqueline Robles and Judge Xiomara Torres highlight their resilience, showing how, with the right support, they can overcome these obstacles and achieve success despite the odds.

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Interview with Univision 14 Bay Area

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