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Latino Professionals in District of Columbia

Discover qualified Latino professionals in District of Columbia across all industries and specialties. Connect with lawyers, doctors, accountants, real estate agents, therapists, and other service providers who understand your cultural background, speak your language, and are dedicated to serving the Latino community with excellence and cultural sensitivity.
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Francisco R. Montero, industry in Arlington, VA
Francisco R. Montero
Arlington, VA
Legal Services, Mergers & Acquisitions, Intellectual Property
39 years licensed
Legal Services, Mergers & Acquisitions, Intellectual Property
39 years licensed
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Roy L. Kaufmann, industry in Washington, DC
Roy L. Kaufmann
Washington, DC
Legal Services, Business Law, Litigation
47 years licensed
Legal Services, Business Law, Litigation
47 years licensed
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Danielle Elyse Rosche, industry in Seattle, WA
Danielle Elyse Rosche
Seattle, WA
Legal Services, Civil Rights, Constitutional
8 years licensed
Legal Services, Civil Rights, Constitutional
8 years licensed
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Priya Prakash Royal, industry in Washington, DC
Priya Prakash Royal
Washington, DC
Legal Services, Business Law, Expert Witness
19 years licensed
Legal Services, Business Law, Expert Witness
19 years licensed
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Armen Kiramijyan, industry in Rancho Cordova, CA
Armen Kiramijyan
Rancho Cordova, CA
Legal Services, Personal Injury, Car Accident
11 years licensed
Legal Services, Personal Injury, Car Accident
11 years licensed
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Latest Latino Events

Congressional Black Caucus Young, Gifted & Green 40 Under 40 Awards 2026
Congressional Black Caucus Young, Gifted & Green 40 Under 40 Awards 2026
Join Young, Gifted & Green for our 5th Annual 40 Under 40 Awards + After Party September 17, 2026 6:00 PM-9:00 PM in Washington, DC! Join Young, Gifted & Green for our 5th Annual 40 Under 40 Awards + After Party September 17, 2026 6PM-9PM at 18th Street Lounge (2nd & 3rd Floors) during the Congressional Black Caucus ALC. 2 FLOORS + OPEN BARS + HEAVY HORS D'OEUVRES! FREE GENERAL ADMISSION 6:00 PM-7:30 PM $25 General Admission (After 7:30 PM) | $100 VIP Access (Limited tickets available) TWO MASTER DJ'S! Young, Gifted & Green 40 under 40 is an annual list of Black, Latinx, and Indigenous environmental justice leaders under the age of 40 from across the U.S. who are grappling with complex solutions to solve the Climate Crisis and dismantle Environmental Racism. Nominees include educators, scientists, artists, policymakers, healthcare/public health professionals, faith-based leaders, mental health professionals, birth workers, farmers, social-justice advocates/activists, storytellers, journalists, entrepreneurs, technologists, chefs, clean-energy gurus, social media influencers — any individual making a major difference in environment justice. Know Before You Go Doors open at 5:45 PM ET. Security will be strictly enforced and ID is required for entry. Space is limited. Registration does not guarantee admission. Early arrival is recommended. Limited parking--ride share or metro travel recommended There will be 2 floors with open bars and hors d'oeuvres on each floor.

No event schedules available Washington, DC 0.00

Latino Veteran 250
Latino Veteran 250
Honor the courage, sacrifice, and enduring contributions of military service. Latino Veteran 250 Join us for the Latino Veteran 250, an energizing in-person event celebrating the courage and spirit of Latino veterans. Connect with amazing people, share stories, and honor the legacy of those who served. It's all about community, pride, and unforgettable moments. Don’t miss out on this awesome gathering!

No event schedules available Washington, DC 161.90

BSF/LSF 54th Annual School Fair
BSF/LSF 54th Annual School Fair
The Black Student Fund and the Latino Student Fund present the Annual School Fair. Tickets are FREE. The BSF/LSF Annual School Fair is a forum for families to learn about independent school education and engage students, teachers and administrators from more than 60 local and national independent schools. This event will also include workshops by A Better Chance, Serving Our Children and faculty from George Washington University and Morgan State University, financial aid counseling, and much more information on the independent school experience for people of color.

No event schedules available Washington, DC 105.49

Latest Latino Businesses and Organizations

CUA Latin American Law Students Association
CUA Latin American Law Students Association
The Latin American Law Students Association represents a vibrant student community at Catholic University of America's Columbus School of Law in Washington, DC, dedicated to fostering awareness and advocacy for the Latinx community through legal education. As a student-led organization, LALSA embodies the values of community engagement and social responsibility that define the Catholic Law experience. Members unite around a shared commitment to understanding and addressing the unique legal needs and challenges facing Latin American and Latinx populations. Founded on the principle that legal skills can serve as powerful tools for community empowerment, LALSA brings together law students who are passionate about making meaningful contributions to their communities. The organization creates a supportive space where students can explore their interests in Latin American law, immigration policy, international relations, and community advocacy. Through collaborative programming and peer mentorship, LALSA members develop both professionally and personally while building lasting connections with classmates who share their values. Based at Catholic University of America in Washington, DC, LALSA exists within a law school deeply committed to the human person and the pursuit of justice. The organization reflects the broader mission of Columbus School of Law to prepare lawyers who understand their responsibility to serve society. Student members find in LALSA a community of peers who recognize that legal education extends beyond the classroom into meaningful engagement with the communities they serve. The association exemplifies how student organizations at Catholic Law foster both professional development and personal growth. By bringing together individuals committed to Latin American issues and Latinx community advocacy, LALSA creates opportunities for collaboration, learning, and mutual support. Members contribute their talents and perspectives to an organization that values cultural awareness, legal excellence, and service to others.

Washington, DC

HUSL La Alianza Latinx Law Student Association
HUSL La Alianza Latinx Law Student Association
La Alianza Latinx Law Student Association represents a vital community within Howard University School of Law's diverse student body in Washington, DC. Founded on the principle of promoting awareness and understanding of the Latinx community, the organization embodies Howard Law's historic mission to provide professional leadership and advocate for the rights of underrepresented populations. At its core, La Alianza is driven by a mission to celebrate Latinx cultures and address legal issues that uniquely impact Latinx communities. The association creates an inclusive space where all Howard Law students can explore the intersection of law and Latinx identity, fostering meaningful connections among peers who share interests in this important area of legal practice and advocacy. By bringing together students from varied backgrounds, La Alianza strengthens the law school community while advancing cultural competency among future legal professionals. The organization operates with dedicated student leadership, including an executive board that actively plans and coordinates programming throughout the academic year. La Alianza's events—ranging from cultural celebrations like salsa and merengue nights to substantive legal discussions and skill-building workshops—reflect the organization's holistic approach to student development and community engagement. These gatherings provide opportunities for students to build lasting relationships, share experiences, and support one another in their legal education journey. Located at Howard University School of Law in Washington, DC, La Alianza exemplifies the institution's commitment to developing the next generation of lawyers dedicated to serving underrepresented communities. By combining cultural pride with legal education, the association honors Howard Law's legacy while preparing students to become advocates and leaders who understand and champion Latinx rights and interests.

Washington, DC

WCL Latin American Law Student Association
WCL Latin American Law Student Association
The Latin American Law Student Association (LaLSA) represents a vibrant and inclusive student community at American University Washington College of Law in Washington, DC, dedicated to advancing understanding of Latino/a legal issues and fostering meaningful connections among diverse law students. Founded in 1984-1985 with a mission to create a welcoming space for dialogue on matters affecting Latin American communities, LaLSA has grown into a cornerstone organization that celebrates shared heritage while maintaining an open-door approach to all interested students. What sets LaLSA apart is its deep commitment to genuine inclusivity and community building. The organization explicitly welcomes participation from all members of the American University community, regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, sexual orientation, disability, or veteran status. This values-driven approach transforms LaLSA from a simple affinity group into a bridge-building organization that strengthens the entire law school community. The association's evolution from the Hispanic Law Students' Association to its current identity reflects both institutional growth and a thoughtful commitment to contemporary terminology and representation. Beyond social connection, LaLSA serves as a vital resource hub linking students to scholarships, bar exam preparation resources, and mentorship from the Latino/a Alumni Alliance. By maintaining relationships with organizations like the Hispanic National Bar Association and MALDEF, LaLSA ensures that students in Washington, DC have access to real-world networks and pathways into meaningful legal careers. The organization's events and programs create spaces where students can explore their interests in Latin American law while building friendships and professional relationships that often last throughout their legal careers and beyond.

Washington, DC

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