Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley

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The Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley (LCSV) develops and strengthens the power of Latinas to advance our collective success through sisterhood, leadership, and civic engagement.

Do you have extra tickets or experiences that you'd like to turn into impact? Interested in promoting your business good...
08/21/2026

Do you have extra tickets or experiences that you'd like to turn into impact? Interested in promoting your business goods and/or services? Here's your chance!

Our silent auction for our 16th Annual Brunch is officially open for donations! Your donation helps us grow our sisterhood, develop the next generation of leaders, and mobilize our community through civic engagement across Silicon Valley!

We welcome items and experiences, including but not limited to:

- Sports tickets (49ers, Sharks, Giants, Warriors, etc)
- Theater, concert, festival tickets
- Experiences (wine tastings, cooking classes, spa days, etc)
- Gift cards
- Local business merchandise or services
- Vacations, getaways, or vacation rentals
- Beauty and self care items
- Baskets and filler items (tissue paper, ribbons, cellophane, etc.)

Support our brunch and donate at bit.ly/auctionlcsv

Today we celebrate National Latina Day, a day to honor the resilience, culture, and power of Latinas everywhere. It's a ...
08/20/2026

Today we celebrate National Latina Day, a day to honor the resilience, culture, and power of Latinas everywhere. It's a day to recognize the women who came before us and the ones showing up right now.

Because being Latina has always meant something powerful. It means turning what we've lived through into strength. It means opening doors for the next person instead of closing them behind us. It means sharing what we know so someone else doesn't have to start from zero. It means choosing each other, again and again.

Our 2025 Brunch ELLA program speaker, Natalia Cubillo, put it perfectly: "My story isn't a limitation, it's my leverage. Every obstacle I've faced is the exact reason I deserve to be in the room where decisions are made."

That's what our community does.

Come experience it with us. Come hear the stories. Come be part of the power behind them.

Get your tickets to our 16th Annual Brunch
Sunday, November 22nd at Scott's Ballroom in downtown San José
🎟️ bit.ly/16thbrunch

Behind every thriving community is a woman who helped make it happen. Do you know her? 👀It's time to celebrate the Latin...
08/19/2026

Behind every thriving community is a woman who helped make it happen. Do you know her? 👀

It's time to celebrate the Latina leaders making a difference in our community!

Nominations are now open for our Sisterhood Awards, honoring outstanding leaders across three categories: Leadership, Sisterhood, and Civic Engagement.

Nominate her today!
Deadline: Wednesday, September 9th
bit.ly/lcsvnominate26

We're done being talked about. This year, we're the ones telling the story! ✍️ Join us Sunday, November 22 for our 16th ...
08/18/2026

We're done being talked about. This year, we're the ones telling the story! ✍️

Join us Sunday, November 22 for our 16th Annual Brunch at Scotts Ballroom in Downtown San Jose.

This year's theme: Our Voice, Our Value. Nuestra Voz, Nuestro Valor, is a celebration of the women whose lived experience gives every data point its meaning, and whose voices are shaping the policies, leadership, and possibilities that will define Silicon Valley's future.

What to expect:
🥂 A delicious brunch with fellow leaders
🎤 An inspiring keynote speaker
🏆 Our signature Sisterhood Awards honoring remarkable Latinas in our community
🌟 The presentation of the Carmen Castellano Community Based Organization of the Year Award

This isn’t just a brunch. It’s a declaration that Latinas are no longer simply seen. We are understood, invested in, and recognized as the powerful force shaping the future of Silicon Valley.

Early bird tickets are on sale now through September 13th, don't miss your chance to save your seat at the table.

Tickets: bit.ly/16thbrunch

Today, we celebrate Nathalie Carvajal, our Senior Director of Operations & Grants, as she begins an exciting new chapter...
08/06/2026

Today, we celebrate Nathalie Carvajal, our Senior Director of Operations & Grants, as she begins an exciting new chapter in her career.

Some people leave an impact through the work they do. Others leave an impact through the way they make people feel. Nathalie did both.

For years, she has been the steady heartbeat behind so much of what makes the Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley thrive. She strengthened our systems, stewarded our resources with care, and built the operational foundation that allowed our team to focus on what matters most: serving our community. But what made Nathalie truly exceptional wasn’t just what she accomplished—it was how she showed up.

She made people feel supported. She made people feel capable. She made people feel like they belonged.

Whether she was celebrating a teammate’s success, helping someone navigate a challenge, or quietly making sure no detail fell through the cracks, Nathalie led with grace, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to others. She reminded us that culture isn’t something you write into a handbook—it’s something you create through everyday acts of kindness, trust, and accountability.

When the organization needed her most, Nathalie stepped into the role of Interim Executive Director during a leadership leave without hesitation. She adapted with remarkable agility, led with humility, and ensured LCSV continued moving forward with confidence and care. Her calm presence and steadfast leadership made an immeasurable difference during an important chapter in our organization’s journey.

Behind every grant submitted, every process improved, every budget balanced, and every new system implemented was someone who understood that operations isn’t just about keeping an organization running—it’s about creating the conditions for people to succeed and for a mission to flourish.

While it’s never easy to say goodbye to someone who has meant so much to our organization, there is also great joy in watching an incredible leader step into her next opportunity. At LCSV, we believe in developing and advancing Latina leaders, and today we celebrate Nathalie as she continues that journey. We know she will bring the same heart, integrity, and excellence to everything she does next.

Nathalie, thank you for every problem you solved, every person you encouraged, every challenge you met with grace, and every ounce of care you poured into this organization. You have helped shape not only how we work, but who we are.

Your LCSV family will always be cheering you on. We wish you nothing but continued success and know your brightest days are still ahead.

Please join us in celebrating Nathalie and wishing her all the best in this exciting next chapter.

07/27/2026

Enter the chat… 💬

Every Latina we know and love. 💕😂

Don’t ask questions you don’t really want the answers to… because we’ll give you the answer, the context, the backstory, the receipts, and probably a solution too.

That’s Latina power. 🤎✨

Knowledge is power, and action creates change! ✊Join us for a crucial community session on Medi-Cal Work Requirements. L...
07/23/2026

Knowledge is power, and action creates change! ✊

Join us for a crucial community session on Medi-Cal Work Requirements. Latinas Contra Cancer will lead an informative training on what these requirements mean for our community and share how you can get involved to support our neighbors.

Date: 7/29/26
Time: 6 PM - 7:30 PM
Virtual
RSVP: bit.ly/medical729

Don’t let our community get left behind. Register today!

This week, we had the privilege of attending the Silicon Valley Community Foundation’s 1440 Multiversity Retreat, nestle...
07/18/2026

This week, we had the privilege of attending the Silicon Valley Community Foundation’s 1440 Multiversity Retreat, nestled in the beautiful Scotts Valley redwoods. It was an experience that reminded us exactly why we do this work and, more importantly, how we must sustain ourselves along the way.

We came together with other nonprofit leaders for meaningful conversations on how to collectively move the needle forward across our sector, but what made this experience so unique was that our collective well-being was deeply centered throughout. The agenda beautifully reflected the importance of nurturing the heart and taking care of one another so that we can show up as our best selves for our communities.

From our powerful opening facilitator, Aparna Rae, who challenged us to keep dignity running parallel to our missions, to Eve Gordon, who closed by reminding us what it truly means to lead with joy, our collective "why" was completely reignited.

Connections were made and deepened in those redwoods. A huge thank you to Silicon Valley Community Foundation for curating a space where we could rest, reflect, and prepare to lead forward.

Latino Leaders Magazine Maestros San Francisco 2026 celebrates outstanding leaders whose vision, impact, and dedication ...
07/14/2026

Latino Leaders Magazine Maestros San Francisco 2026 celebrates outstanding leaders whose vision, impact, and dedication continue to strengthen our communities and industries.

And we could not be more proud that our very own Executive Director, Gabriela “Gabby” Chavez-Lopez, is among them, being honored with the Maestro of Community Service Award.

Please join us in congratulating Gabby on this well deserved recognition. 👏🏾

A statement from our Executive Director, Gabriela “Gabby” Chavez-Lopez:Today’s Supreme Court decision upholding birthrig...
06/30/2026

A statement from our Executive Director, Gabriela “Gabby” Chavez-Lopez:

Today’s Supreme Court decision upholding birthright citizenship is an important reminder of the enduring principles enshrined in our Constitution.

Birthright citizenship has long been a cornerstone of our democracy, helping provide certainty, stability, and equal protection under the law. Today’s decision reinforces the importance of honoring those constitutional protections.

As a Latina leader, I believe our communities are strongest when we uphold fairness, expand opportunity, and ensure everyone is treated with dignity and respect. I’m grateful to see this constitutional principle upheld and hope we continue to choose unity and opportunity for future generations.

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1346 The Alameda, Ste 7-293
San Jose, CA
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