The annual Latinas LEAD Power Summit which welcomes Latinas and allies of all ages and lived experiences to come together in a culturally relevant shared learning environment that values the unique strengths, challenges, and opportunities of Latinas. Presenters include artists, authors, songstress, professionals, philanthropists, healers, and everyday Latinas sharing their unique and personal stories.

Launched in 2016, Latinas LEAD, a program of the Latino Community Foundation of Colorado exists to strengthen the leadership development of Latinas so they can drive social change.

Latinas hoping to shape their professional and personal development and discover powerful strategies to advance their confidence, explore their identity and advance their personal leadership.  

Our events are created for all powerful Latinas and allies. Our event is open to anyone, regardless of gender, gender identity, ethnicity, and/or cultural background.

This event is $50 (plus $2.95 platform processing fee) and includes light breakfast, networking lunch, full day of dynamic Latina speakers! The first 300 registrants will receive a copy of Power Summit Keynote Speaker Juana Bordas “Latino Leadership ¡Ahora!”

Latinas LEAD Power Summit Individual/Group Scholarship

Through the generous support of our sponsors, including lead scholarship sponsor the University of Colorado, the Latino Community Foundation of Colorado is pleased to offer a limited number of partial and full scholarships to attend the Latinas LEAD Power Summit. Applications for scholarships will be available on a first-come basis.

Equity Priced Tickets

Full price tickets ($50):

My employer is paying for my ticket

I am employed regularly and can meet my monthly needs

I would like to support my fellow Latinas to attend

Half-price tickets ($25):

I am underemployed or work part-time (not by choice)

I am attending as part of a community-based with five or more participants

Full scholarship ($0):

I am a student or senior living on a limited income

I am unemployed

Half-price and full scholarship tickets include:

Full or partial Summit registration

Full day program of dynamic and inspirational Latina speakers

Breakfast and Lunch

Complimentary Parking

Book: “Latino Leadership ¡Ahora!” by Power Summit Speaker and Author Juana Bordas

Selected sessions of the Latinas LEAD Power Summit will be live streamed free of charge and accessible through our event landing page on our website. Stay tuned for the link on the day of the event! In the meantime, make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn to stay updated with the latest information and highlights. Don't miss out on the empowering discussions and inspiring moments!

Casual or culturally-inspired clothing that is comfortable and reflects your unique style.

Getting to the King Center at MSU Auraria Campus and Parking

King Center Concert Hall: The King Center Concert Hall is located on the Auraria Campus at 855 Lawrence Way, Denver, CO 80204. Please follow signage to entrance and registration.

Parking: Reduced parking at a rate of $7.50/day is available in the Holly and Spruce Parking lots which are closest to the entrance, or the Tivoli Parking Garage which is a bit further. Enter code 1093005 into parking kiosk for the special rate. Your license plate # is needed to complete parking. This code will not work through the mobile app. You will need to pay at a pay station.

Holly Parking Lot Address: 855 Curtis St, Denver, CO 80204

Spruce Parking Lot Address: 855 Walnut Street, Denver, CO 80204

Accessibility: All drop offs should be on Lawrence Way. If you require special accommodation, please email Jamie Bazelman at: jbazelman@latinocfc.org.

For any event-related questions contact Rachel Griego at rgriego@latinocfc.org . For questions about LCFC, please reach out to info@latinocfc.org

No. All learning opportunities will be in a group setting held in the auditorium. The LCFC May Newsletter had an error. Please forgive our mistake!

There is an elevator just to the left when you come in through the entrance on Lawrance St. You can take the elevator down to the 1st floor from there to access the Concert Hall. There are 6 wheelchair accessible seats on the main floor, as outlined in the seating chart.