Education
Honorees of the The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication Gala
The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication (CHMC) announces that Tito Puente Jr. will be awarded the Tlamatini Award, Carlos Carrasco will be awarded the Circle of Excellence Award in Acting, Enrique Bermúdez will be awarded the Circle of Excellence Award in Communication and Cuevas-Diaz will be awarded the Circle of Excellence Award in Advocacy at their 20th Anniversary Gala.
Hispanic Version of the EQJOY Emotional Intelligence Card Game Launches Today
EQJOY Co is excited to announce the official launch of the Hispanic version of the EQJOY card game. This innovative game helps children understand and manage their emotions, fostering emotional intelligence and enhancing social skills through engaging gameplay. Now, it has been carefully adapted to meet the cultural and linguistic needs of Hispanic children and their families.
ANA and Global CMO Growth Council Launch Major Talent Initiative to Bring CMOs Directly to Academia
The Global CMO Growth Council, Association of National Advertisers (ANA) and LIONS announce the launch of 'Global CMO Homecoming,' a collaborative initiative designed to bridge the gap between the marketing industry and academia. This initiative aims to bring Chief Marketing Officers to university campuses to share their insights and experiences with marketing students, preparing the next generation of marketing leaders.
Celebrating Two Decades of Excellence: The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication to Commemorate its 20th Anniversary with a Prestigious Gala
The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication (CHMC) will host its 20th Anniversary Gala on October 11, 2024. The event will occur at the Florida State University Alumni Center in Tallahassee. The upcoming event is a special occasion celebrating the CHMC's 20 years of service and achievements since its inception. This year’s theme, “Embrace. Empower. Elevate.”, is a tribute to the 20 years of embracing culture, empowering voices, and elevating community by the CHMC.
Become Fluent in Silence
By Jim "Wegs" Wegerbauer What speaks most loudly to people? Silence. The art of listening to them. Really listening to them. And not just waiting to talk. After all, we already know what we know. How else will we learn anything new?
Is College Worth It?
At a time when many Americans are questioning the value of a four-year college degree, economic outcomes for young adults without a degree are improving.
Creating a Learning Environment within Your Team
It's important to build a team that's empowered to learn. Rather than focusing solely on what your team members bring to the table in terms of skills and experience, put emphasis on the entire team, building new skills on an ongoing basis. Not only does this empower people to master new skills, but it also creates a norm in which everyone is striving to learn at all times. After all, data isn't about just recording and measuring what's been achieved, it's about identifying new things to learn and understand.
2023 State of Latino Entrepreneurship [REPORT]
This report sheds light on the intricacies of Latino/a-owned businesses by examining three prominent subgroups: women, immigrants and tech-centric firms. In doing so, our research acknowledges and addresses the multifaceted experiences of Latino/a entrepreneurs. This perspective helps unveil systemic challenges and provides a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of the Latino/a entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Largest Year-to-Year Increase in Over 20 Years for Public School Spending Per Pupil
Nationally, public school spending per student rose 8.9% from $14,358 in FY 2021 to $15,633 in FY 2022, according to new data from the 2022 Annual Survey of School System Finances released today by the U.S. Census Bureau. This represents the largest percentage increase in public school spending per pupil in the 50 states and the District of Columbia in over 20 years. Statistics are not adjusted for inflation or cost-of-living differences between geographic areas.
What’s It Like To Be a Teacher in America Today? [REPORT]
Public K-12 schools in the United States face a host of challenges these days – from teacher shortages to the lingering effects of COVID-19 learning loss to political battles over curriculum.
Saved by Lionel Messi: Documentary reveals how grandmother survived Hamas attack by mentioning Messi’s name.
Esther Cuño, a 90-year-old Argentinian, was forced into posing for a viral picture with Hamas gunmen amid the destruction of her community in Nir Oz. Eight of her extended family members were abducted to Gaza. Esther claims that mentioning she hailed from the same country as Lionel Messi spared her life. Her narrative is featured in a new Spanish-language documentary about the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023.
National Puerto Rican Day Parade launches 2024 Scholarship Program
The National Puerto Rican Day Parade (NPRDP) is now accepting applications for its 2024 National Scholarship Program.
A Stronger Nation: New Federal Data Show More Adults Earning College Degrees
Lumina Foundation released the annual Stronger Nation report, highlighting results in its online data visualization tool for tracking working-age adults with degrees and other credentials of value.
The Chronicle of Higher Education Announces Two Diversity in Media Scholarships for College Students
The Chronicle of Higher Education is accepting applications for two scholarships and internships for exceptional students who want to enter the journalism and media fields, the Diversity in Journalism Scholarship and the newly created Diversity in Multimedia Business Scholarship.
Records of Trailblazing Latino Journalist Association Find Home at USC Libraries
The USC Libraries have acquired the records of CCNMA: Latino Journalists of California, the trailblazing professional association fostering diversity within the news media for more than a half century.
BEHIND THE CAMERA: Creativity and Investment for Latin America & the Caribbean [REPORT]
This document provides an overview of the audiovisual sector in Latin America and the Caribbean. It uses a hybrid methodology that combines primary and secondary research, as well as nearly 100 interviews with key stakeholders in the industry. We present a map of the region, highlighting its milestones, with a focus on public policy debates and 21st-century skills. We include conversations with emerging creators, producers, entertainment executives, as well as with members of film associations and institutions. Our goal is to kickstart a conversation on the potential of this strategic sector and explore the challenges faced by its workforce. For this purpose, it is necessary to understand where professionals train, how they join a production, and which technical skills are in greatest demand. With 2025 in sight, our region must invest in training and make the most of the opportunities presented by this growing industry.
New Data Showing the Highest School Enrollment Count in Years
Total school enrollment experienced a growth of 1.3 million from 2021 to 2022, reaching a total of 75.2 million students enrolled, according to new data from the 2022 Current Population Survey (CPS). This marked the highest enrollment count since 2019 of 76.1 million students, from which it was not significantly different. Since 2020, school enrollment has steadily increased and has rebounded to pre-pandemic levels; however, total school enrollment in 2022 remains lower than the 76.8 million students in 2018. Overall, the percentage of individuals age 3 and above enrolled in 2022 (23.7%) remains lower than in 2019 (24.3%).
56% Of All Undergraduates Are First-Generation College Students
First-generation college students across the U.S. bring dedication, grit and fresh perspectives to their higher education institutions. Many of them also face more academic and financial challenges than their continuing-generation peers.
National Hispanic Network of Volunteers HLX+ Launches
As Hispanic Heritage Month approaches, a new national volunteer network, HLX+ launches, unleashing a powerful movement across the nation. HLX+ is a national network of thought leaders dedicated to advocating and celebrating the achievements, heritage and the rich culture of the U.S. Hispanic/ Latino/ Latina/ Latine/ Afro-Latino/ Asian-Latino/ Chicano/ Tejano and more.
Significant Educational Strides by Young Hispanic Population
The nation’s fast-growing Hispanic population made dramatic strides in educational attainment in recent decades — especially among younger age groups.
