A few months ago, Julio Serrano was settling in as the new chair of United Soccer Coaches’ Latino coaches’ advocacygroup. His goal was to unite and provide resources to the 1,200 or so self-identified members of the organization – from a variety of backgrounds, coaching at a broad range ofschools and clubs – while advocating for Latino coaches’ needs, and raising their profile in what may be the largest coaches’ group in the world.
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