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Hispanic Strategy Center
NDN's Hispanic Strategy Center has been established to ensure that all Hispanics living in the United States are given a chance to realize the American Dream. The HSC conducts its own research, advocacy and programmatic activities, and works with other progressive movement leaders and institutions to develop their own efforts to reach and involve the fast-growing Hispanic population. It also sponsors a variety of media campaigns through NDN’s affiliate, the NDN Political Fund. The Strategy Center’s effort build on the work of the New Democrat Network’s Hispanic Project, which pioneered a modern way of speaking to Hispanics from 2002-2004.
For more information, contact Andres Ramirez, Vice President for Hispanic Programs, at aramirez@ndn.org.
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Press Articles
(Bloomberg, April 15, 2008)
(The Politico, April 1, 2008)
(Washington Times, February 27, 2008)
(Washington Post, February 20, 2008)
(USA Today, February 7, 2008)
(Rolling Stone, February 7, 2008)
(Mother Jones, February 4, 2008)
(Washington Post, February 3, 2008)
(San Francisco Chronicle, February 1, 2008) |
