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Cornelius Kerwin is the former 14th President of the American University. A Professor of Public Administration at the American University School of Public Affairs, he is a nationally recognized specialist in public policy, with emphasis on the regulatory process. Kerwin is the author of Rulemaking: How Government Agencies Write Law
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Tim Kaine is the Virginia US Senator (D). He has represented Virginians in the Senate since 2013. Senator Kaine made history when he delivered the Senate’s first-ever floor speech entirely in Spanish, advocating bipartisan immigration reform. In the Senate, he serves on the Armed Services, Budget, Foreign Relations, and
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Renay Johnson is the Principal Montgomery Blair High School. She is the first women to become Principal at the school in 77 years. The school is the largest in Montgomery County with over 3000 students and 295 staff members. Johnson has worked in Montgomery County Public Schools for over 25
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Benjamin Hernandez-Stern is the former President of the Hispanic Bar Association of Washington D.C. He is an Attorney Advisor in the Office for Civil Rights, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Before joining the Department of Justice, Hernandez-Stern worked at the Office for Civil Rights at
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Ana Harvey is the Director of the Department of Small and Local Business Development in the District of Columbia. In 2009, she was appointed by President Barack Obama as the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Assistant Administrator for the Office of Women’s Business Ownership. At SBA, Harvey designed
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Jay Haddock Ortiz is the President of Capital Hotels & Suites in Washington DC. The veteran Puerto Rican hotelier was Chair for eight years of the D.C. Office Latino Community Affairs (OLA) under Mayor Williams. He was on the board for 11 years at the Whitman-Walker Clinic where he
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Sonia Gutierrez is the founder of the Carlos Rosario School. She spent 43 years educating more than 70,000 adult immigrants. She transformed the Program for English Instruction to Latin Americans into a school of excellence for adult education within the District of Columbia Public School System. She also co-founded
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Ana Sol Gutierrez is a Maryland State Delegate (D). She has been a Member of House of Delegates since January 8, 2003. A progressive voice in favor of immigrants, and a friend of CASA Maryland, an organization providing assistance to Latinos and advocating for immigration issues based in Maryland, Gutierrez
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Erika Gonzalez is an anchor and reporter at NBC4 in Washington, DC. As a journalist, she works on the weekend evening newscasts News4 at 6 and News4 at 11 on NBC4. As a bilingual reporter, Gonzalez has covered stories about the criminal activity of gangs from El Salvador and their
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Maria S. Gomez is the founder, President, and CEO of Mary’s Center, a community health organization providing health care, education and social services in the DC metropolitan region. Under her leadership, Mary’s Center has grown from a budget of $250,000 serving 200 participants in a basement in
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Franklin Garcia is the incumbent and uncontested Democratic U.S. Representative (Shadow) in the District of Columbia. Garcia is part of local political efforts to move toward making D.C. the 51st state in the union and bring a more balanced representation of Latino in the ballot box. He is
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Suzanne Gamboa is the political editor and senior writer for NBC News Latino, part of NBCNews.com. At NBC Latino, she casts a wide net in reporting on the Latino community with analysis and an eye to relating how the stories of Latinos are very much a part of American