Head-and-shoulders portrait of a male Hispanic American teenager seated in a classroom at La Alianza Hispana headquarters, Roxbury, Mass.
Digital Commonwealth — Northeastern University Library

Head-and-shoulders portrait of a male Hispanic American teenager seated in a classroom at La Alianza Hispana headquarters, Roxbury, Mass.

[ca. 1976]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Northeastern University Library

Beginning in 1970, La Alianza Hispana has offered programs to Latino youth. Youth services have since grown in three areas: children's services, counseling and advocacy, and education. In 1978, the Youth Development Unit of La Alianza Hispana was established and expanded services to include: summer camp; summer youth recreational programs; substance abuse intervention and prevention; adolescent counseling; support groups for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender youth; cultural arts programs; recreational activities; after school and tutoring programs; General Equivalency Diploma test preparation; English as a second language courses; and vocational and educational counseling.

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