Today the White House released a report analyzing the reach of the Hispanic summits that have been held across the country. According to a release:
More than 3,000 Hispanic community and business leaders and over 70 senior Obama Administration officials shared their ideas and expertise on nearly 500 topics involving important federal services and safeguards over the past year, according to a new report released this week by the White House Office of Public Engagement and the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics.
The White House released a statement Wednesday highlighting more than a dozen Hispanic Community Action summits planned for 2012. The meetings allow administration officials and policy experts to meet with local electing no leaders, community members, business owners, and local officials to discuss important issues. An upcoming schedule includes several…
By Tony Castro No one is calling it the Obama Administration’s Latino Strategy — not yet — but it is coming off just the same. The White House says the Hispanic Community Action Summits are about policy, not politics This week, administration officials along with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa — the Obama re-election campaign’s…
The White House is increasingly utilizing digital platforms in order to more effectively do outreach with the Latino community, according to a The White House on The Road panel Saturday at South By Southwest. And doing so is of particular importance to president Barack Obama because, according to José Rico,…
