By NeoCompPromo, Some photos by Latin Life Denver Media
Latinas in Colorado are leaders, changemakers, and visionaries shaping the state’s future. Whether through politics, business, activism, or the arts, they continue to inspire, innovate, and uplift their communities. As we celebrate their contributions, we recognize that investing in Latina leadership is investing in a stronger, more inclusive Colorado.
While these are just a few examples, countless Latina leaders, entrepreneurs, artists, and advocates across the state are making an impact every day. Their stories remind us of the power of representation, resilience, and community.
Juana Bordas is a trailblazer in leadership development and Latina empowerment. A nationally recognized author and speaker, she has dedicated her career to advancing multicultural leadership and advocating for Latino communities.
Marta Loachamin, Boulder County Commissioner, has focused on housing equity, immigrant rights, and community development, ensuring diverse voices are represented in local governance.
Lorena Garcia, a women’s rights and social justice advocate, has led efforts to empower underrepresented communities through policy advocacy and grassroots organizing.
Mayra Juarez Denis is a dedicated community leader who tirelessly works to improve workers’ rights and equitable resources for Latino families.
Dr Patricia Baca, a successful entrepreneur and advocate, has championed economic empowerment and business development opportunities for Latinas.
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Amanda Gonzalez, an election expert and advocate for civic engagement, has worked to strengthen democracy and ensure fair elections.
Marcela de la Mar is a prominent leader in Colorado’s cultural and scientific sectors, serving as Chairwoman of the Denver Zoo Board and the Mexican Cultural Center, Vice President of the SCFD Board, and a Board Member of the Biennial of the Americas.
Claudia Moran, Executive Director of Museo de las Americas, leads one of the most important Latino cultural institutions in the region. Her work in arts and education fosters appreciation for Latino history and contemporary artistic
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