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LATINO ASSOCIATION FOR BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS

CREATING LEADERS IN OUR FIELD

Help Us Grow Your Community

We are currently looking for dedicated, motivated and inspired individuals to grow LABA and help us fulfill our mission and meet our  goals. Click below to complete the form and let us know you are interested.

  • Network with mentors, colleagues, and students
  • Learn from experts from many subspecialties
  • Training to enhance your behavior analytic skills
  • Continuing Education Units
  • Small group mentorship

LATINO ASSOCIATION FOR BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS

Our Mission

LABA was the first behavior analytic organization formed specifically to address diversity (and the absence of diversity) in our field. LABA focuses on disseminating evidence-based practices and providing support, resources, training opportunities, communication and networking opportunities to practitioners and students with the purpose of increasing the visibility, participation and collaboration of Latinos and other underrepresented groups in the leadership of behavior analytic organizations, educational institutions and behavior analytic agencies.

ABOUT US

Founded in 2015, LABA is an organization dedicated to improving cultural, social and ethnic diversity in the field of applied behavior analysis as well as addressing the particular needs of diverse individuals and diverse communities. LABA was formed by three Latino behavior analysts, Ruth Tello-Di Leva, Isaac Bermudez and Jose D Rios, who combined have worked in the field of behavior analysis for nearly 90 years.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Brought to You by LABA

Join us in November 2024!

Contribution of ABA to effective teaching and classroom behavior management

Fernando Armendariz explores how Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques can enhance teaching practices and improve classroom behavior. Fernando will highlight evidence-based strategies rooted in ABA that help educators create structured, positive learning environments, fostering student engagement and reducing disruptive behaviors. This session aims to equip teachers with practical tools for behavior management and promoting student success.

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WE ARE LABA

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