Gary Delgado

Gary Delgado is a nationally recognized researcher, lecturer, and activist on issues of race and social justice.

Gary Delgado is a nationally recognized researcher, lecturer, and activist on issues of race and social justice. Gary was one of the initial organizers of ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now), a lead organizer with the National Welfare Rights Organization, cofounder and director of the Center for Third World Organizing (CTWO), and founding executive director of the Applied Research Center (ARC). Gary's analytical work includes over 40 articles and studies on social change practice in the arena of racial justice.

Document Actions

: Keep up-to-date with our periodic newsletter.; Privacy Policy

Featured Resource

In the Pacific Northwest, five organizations working in communities of color wanted to know more about how their members were dealing with reproductive justice issues such as domestic violence, child birth, culturally competent care, birth control and sexuality.

Growing From Groundwork: Stories and Tools from the Reproductive Justice Movement documents the lessons learned through these surveys. If you are considering doing community research, Growing From Groundwork is a must-read. It will save you time and heartache and will help you create a better survey to advance your goals.

Register and Download the Report