About Us

 What started in 2023 with two passionate organizers—Miguel Alatorre and Brian Cadena—has grown into a bold, community-driven movement for justice and equity in rural America.

Today, UNIDOS Network Inc. is powered by:

• 7 part-time staff driving outreach, advocacy, and program innovation
• 10 active volunteers expanding our reach and deepening our community ties
• 7 board members with decades of experience in environmental justice, policy, and grassroots organizing
• A six-figure operating budget supporting sustainable growth
• Over $20,000 reinvested directly into communities through education, organizing, and resource support

We are more than a nonprofit—we are a network of empowered residents transforming lived experience into leadership. We believe that those most impacted by injustice should lead the solutions, and that their time, wisdom, and expertise deserve compensation.

With strong relationships across local, state, and federal agencies, we bring critical resources, advocate for long-overdue policy changes, and build long-term solutions for rural communities—starting with places like Kettleman City.

The UNIDOS Network is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering under served rural communities across the United States. We foster connections with local, state, and federal agencies to mobilize resources for economic development, housing, community empowerment, educational opportunities, voter engagement, workforce development, and language proficiency.