Creating Change
Marin ALMA is helping to create positive change in the community. When 54 million Latinos live in the United States, it’s time for the community to find better representation. Less than 5% of the nearly 45,000 elected officials in federal, state and local governments nationwide are Latino. Several majority–Latino counties have no Latino representation at any level. By closing the leadership gap, we can help change the face of this country’s politics for real policy change.
Helping Young Attorneys Through Mentorship
Marin ALMA is focussed on helping our local community build strong young people through law school mentorship programs and by making endorsements. The ALMA endorsement committee evaluates candidates and makes recommendations for judicial and other appropriate positions in the community. ALMA also nominates and supports members of the community for leadership positions.
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10th Annual Marin ALMA Law Student Reception
Thank you to the many students and Marin ALMA members and supporters who made this year's Law Student reception a huge success! Students from several Bay Area Law Schools attended and met Judge Lichtblau and
Marin ALMA Thanks the 2023 Law Student Reception Sponsors!
ALMA wishes to express its gratitude to the many sponsors of the Tenth Annual Law Student Reception for their support and generosity. These events cannot happen without you and your support of these students
A Look at a Healthy Marin Latino Community
Health and Well Being in Marin County Ranked the healthiest county in California, Marin is also one of the healthiest counties in the US. However, according to https://insight.livestories.com, many of these
ALMA Positive Change Starts at Home
Creating Change Marin ALMA is helping to create positive change in the community. When 54 million Latinos live in the United States, it's time for the community to find better representation.
ALMA Helping the Community
Latinos in Marin County - Stats About 41,000 Latinos call Marin County home. Marin residents with origins tracing back to Latin American countries make up 16 percent of the county and