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The Hispanic Leadership Network Guide for Hispanic Heritage Month 2013
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HLN Guide to Hispanic Heritage Month 2013

May 06, 2015

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What is Hispanic Heritage Month? How can Members and their staff observe HHM? The Hispanic Leadership Network highlights 5 ways to engage Hispanics this HHM.
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The Hispanic Leadership Network Guide for Hispanic Heritage Month 2013

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WHAT IS HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH?

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“HISPANICS HAVE PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE SETTLEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF OUR COUNTRY.”

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Spanish Explorers

Hernando  de  Soto   Juan  Ponce  de  Leon   Vasco  Nunez  Balboa  

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St. Augustine, FL The oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement in the U.S.

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“HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH PAYS TRIBUTE TO THIS VIBRANT COMMUNITY AND THEIR

CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR RICH AMERICAN STORY.”

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5 WAYS TO ENGAGE HISPANICS

THIS HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH

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GET TO KNOW THE ENTREPRENEURS

1. Tour A Local Hispanic-Owned Small Business

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AMERICAN HISPANICS ARE THE FASTEST GROWING GROUP OF SMALL BUSINESS CREATORS

1.7 million

3.2 million

2002 2013

Projected number of Hispanic-owned businesses in U.S.

Source:  U.S.  Hispanic  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Geoscape,  2013  

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•  Reach out to your local Hispanic Chamber of Commerce • Highlight a job creator in your

district •  Invite the press to attend as well

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ACKNOWLEDGE THE HISPANICS IN YOUR DISTRICT

2. Give a Floor Speech

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RECOGNIZE A HISPANIC LEADER OR VETERAN IN YOUR DISTRICT

3.4% 4.6%

11.4% 12.0%

13.0%

1.4% 1.9%

5.0% 6.0% 6.0%

1971 1989 2004 2010 FY2011

Active-duty Soldiers with a Hispanic heritage sorted by year and rank

Enlisted Officer

Source:  h=p://www.army.mil/hispanicamericans/english/about/staDsDcs.html  Based  on  the  2000  Census,  the  projected  populaDon  for  2010  and  beyond  shows  significant  growth  in  Hispanics  in  the  U.S.      

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GET TO KNOW YOUR COMMUNITY

3. Establish a Hispanic Advisory Committee

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Committee members should include •  Business leaders •  Religious leaders •  Academic leaders •  Local government officials

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Invite the Committee Members to meet with you regularly and offer insights into the issues that matter to the Hispanic community.

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INVITE THE COMMUNITY TO GET TO KNOW YOU

4. Conduct Mobile Office Hours

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Hispanic communities may not have an institutional knowledge of the services a congressional office can provide.

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Go into Hispanic neighborhoods and bring constituent services to them.

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ENGAGE HISPANIC MEDIA

5. Commemorate Hispanic Heritage Month

with Op-Eds & Social Media.

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Write an Op-Ed highlighting the contributions of Hispanic Americans or addressing issues of concern to Hispanics in your area.

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By introducing yourself to Hispanic media, you’ll make relationships that may result in future appearances and interviews.

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It isn’t necessary to speak Spanish in order to engage Hispanic media.

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HISPANIC MEDIA HAS TREMENDOUS REACH

1.80

3.60

1.50

3.45

1.47

4.66

1.44

5.40

1.15

3.61

Viewers Ages 18-49 Viewers Ages 2 and Older

Primetime Broadcast Network Viewership (in millions)

Univision FOX NBC CBS ABC

Average  nightly  number  of  viewers,  June  27  -­‐  July  24,  2013.    Source:  Nielsen,  2013    

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Popular hashtags for engaging Hispanics on Twitter are #HHM2013 and #latism.

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HISPANICS USE SOCIAL MEDIA MORE THAN ANY OTHER ETHNIC GROUP

34.5%

23.4%

23.4%

57.0%

49.8%

56.1%

5.4%

13.7%

9.1%

1.5%

7.7%

4.0%

1.6%

5.4%

7.3%

Daily Time Spent on Social Media Sites by US Internet Users, by Race/Ethnicity, Feb 2012

None 1-5 hours 6-10 hours 11-15 hours 16+ hours

Black

Hispanic

Total

Note:  ages  18+  numbers  may  not  add  up  to  100%  due  to  rounding:  access  via  any  device,  including  laptop,  smartphone,  or  tablet  Source:  BIGinsight,  “American  Pulse  Survey,”  Feb  21,  2012  

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For more information, including a more in depth plan for your district, please reach out to the Hispanic Leadership Network.

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Hispanic Leadership Network

[email protected] HispanicLeadershipNetwork.org

@HispanicLN