2011-2014
ACF’s Hispanic Research Work Group brings together experts in a wide range of content areas relevant to ACF’s mission to assist ACF/OPRE in identifying research priorities concerning low-income, Hispanic families. The group consists primarily of researchers who have substantial experience working with Hispanic communities and/or contribute significant scholarship to the current understanding of social contexts, service needs and service utilization among Hispanic communities in the U.S. The group also includes practitioners to help ground the discussions in service delivery opportunities and challenges. This effort aims to encourage open dialogue about ACF/OPRE’s ongoing research and how it could better engage and reflect the experiences of Hispanic communities, and to identify priorities for future research that is more inclusive of and culturally responsive to Hispanic communities.
Work Group Members
The following individuals have participated in at least one of the work group meetings convened by ACF since 2011.
Member |
Affiliation during work group tenure |
Etiony Aldarondo |
University of Miami |
Margarita Alegría |
Center for Multicultural Mental Health Research (CMMHR), Cambridge Health Alliance |
Sandra Barrueco |
The Catholic University of America |
Esther Calzada |
New York University School of Medicine |
Randolph Capps |
Migration Policy Institute |
Dina Castro |
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
Ana Mari Cauce |
University of Washington |
Richard Cervantes |
Behavioral Assessment, Inc. |
Ajay Chaudry |
Urban Institute |
Héctor Cordero-Guzmán |
Baruch College of The City University of New York (CUNY) |
Alan Dettlaff |
University of Illinois at Chicago |
Blanca Enriquez |
Education Service Center- Region 19 Head Start |
Donald Hernandez |
Hunter College of The City University of New York (CUNY) |
Stan Huey |
University Southern California |
Alicia La Hoz |
Meier Clinic, Chicago |
Marielena Lara |
University of California, Los Angeles/RAND |
Sandy Magañ |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
Alex Ortega |
Temple University |
Krista Perreira |
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
Yolanda Suarez-Balcazar |
University of Illinois at Chicago |
Luis Torres |
University of Houston |
Stephen Trejo |
University of Texas at Austin |
Jennifer Van Hook |
Pennsylvania State University |
Sonia Velázquez |
JBS International |
Luis Zayas |
The University of Texas at Austin |
The point of contact is Ann Rivera.