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TechLatino: The National Association of Latinos in Information Sciences and Technology Congratulates Laphonza Butler on her Pending Senate Appointment
TechLatino: The National Association of Latinos in Information Sciences and Technology Applauds Gov. Gavin Newsom's appointment of Laphonza Butler to the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein's open Senate seat. Jose Marquez, CEO of TechLatino: The National Association of...
Hispanic Serving Institution Graduates Named 2023 MPA-EICOP Entertainment Law and Policy Fellows
The Motion Picture Association (MPA) and the Entertainment Industry College Outreach Program (EICOP) today announced the upcoming class of the MPA-EICOP Entertainment Law & Policy Fellowship program. This unique and prestigious one-year fellowship creates opportunities in the entertainment industry for high-performing recent college, university, and law student graduates from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs), and other Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
New Studies Find We Need More Licensed Spectrum for Strong Mobile Networks—Key for Latino Entrepreneurship and Economic Empowerment.
It’s an exciting time for Latino entrepreneurs. In recent years, Latinos have been starting businesses at high rates, most Latino-owned businesses have recovered from the pandemic, and a healthy percentage of Latino businesses are tech-focused, providing a...
Latinos Have a Major Interest in the Future of Connectivity.
It is clear that mobile phones are an especially critical tool for the Latino community to connect with family, friends, work, school, and more. Nielsen reports that 98% of our communities in the U.S. own a smartphone compared to 93% of the general population. And Pew...
JOSE MARQUEZ RECEIVES DOCTORATE DEGREE FROM GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE UNIVERSITY
Atlanta, Ga. – Jose Marquez, CEO of TechLatino: The National Association of Hispanics in Information Sciences and Technology, received a Doctorate degree from the Global International Humanitarian University an international institution that supports humanitarian...
Bridging the Digital Divide & NY Broadband Grant Process
The last two years has demonstrated a vital need to close the digital divide. New York stands at a crossroads to bridge this divide with a historic opportunity to issue grants to aid in the buildout of broadband networks. In order to effectively and efficiently serve...
“Next Generation Latinos needs The Next Generation Wireless.”
Everything we do here at TechLatino relates to our key mission to ensure that Latino communities have a seat at the table for present and future generations to come. Because Latinos are outsized users of wireless services compared to other technologies and...
We Must Recognize Afro-Latino Contributions to Black History Month
Black History Month was founded to celebrate everything within the African Diaspora and contributions to American history.
That diaspora includes Latin American countries and their descendants, which can often be overlooked.
Statement from our CEO on the Affordable Connectivity Program
The National Association of Latinos in Information Sciences and Technology, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the White House for their unwavering support in securing additional funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program. This program has been a vital...