Why say “Latine” instead of “Hispanic”? 💬 Language evolves, and so do the ways we honor identity. The word ‘Hispanic’ often ties us to colonial histories, while 'Latine' reflects a more inclusive, gender-neutral, and culturally diverse term that remedies historical injustices. #LanguageMatters #IdentityMatters
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#ICYMI: Yesterday, Define American's Founder and President, Jose Antonio Vargas, was featured in a special interview on NBC Bay Area. He shared invaluable insights on immigration, identity, and advocacy that are essential to the conversation about being undocumented in America. You can check out the interview online at: https://lnkd.in/eCJecNWw Let's keep the conversation going! #RaceInAmerica #Immigration #Advocacy #ImmigrationStories #UndocuJoy
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Thank you for highlighting our work, MacArthur Foundation! 🔥 ⬇ Check out our very own Director of Narrative Research and Evaluation, Sarah E. Lowe, as she explains strategies for engaging "moveable middle" audiences—those in the moderate middle who have the potential to shift toward pro-immigrant attitudes and actions. Learn more about our study with Harmony Labs: bit.ly/MoveThemorLoseThem
Storytelling shapes the world. Define American, a media advocacy organization, provides tools for shaping stories that move audiences. Their recent study with Harmony Labs, “Move Them or Lose Them: Strategies for Deepening Engagement with Moveable Middle Audiences” examines the media consumed by audiences who do not have a committed position on immigration and shares tactics for reaching them. Read their findings 👇 https://lnkd.in/g2iQhxM4
Strategies for Deepening Engagement with the ‘Moveable Middle'
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#HispanicHeritageMonth starts today (or #LatineHeritageMonth as we like to say) 🎉 Check out our roundup of Latine storytellers making an impact! 🔥 Comment below any storytellers you've enjoyed recently that uplift Latine experiences ⬇️
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Media has enormous power to shape public attitudes and beliefs. It informs the way we behave, the choices we make, and how we view others around us. Misinformation spurs extremism and hate, leading to real-world violence. For immigrants and people of color, the consequences can be deadly. Let's commit to standing against Islamophobia and all forms of hate. #EndIslamophobia #StandAgainstHate
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On September 11, 2001, nearly 3,000 lives were lost, and among them were immigrants who came to the U.S. in search of better opportunities for themselves and their families. Today, we honor the memory of all who perished by celebrating the diversity of their lives and the contributions they brought to this country. 🕊️ If you're in NYC, visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum for stories and more! #Remember911 #ImmigrantStories
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In 1965, Larry Itliong and the AWOC led 1,000 Filipino workers to strike against Delano grape growers, demanding fair wages and union rights. When farmers tried to divide them, Itliong joined forces with Cesar Chavez, uniting their efforts to form the United Farm Workers Union. This is what #ImmigrantPower looks like. 💪✨
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Join us this Friday, September 13, for The Opportunity Agenda's 'Narrative Bootcamp Series, featuring our very own Director of Narrative Research and Evaluation, Sarah E. Lowe! 🌟 You don't want to miss it! ⬇ RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/ewaGjTrs
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On this #WorldPhotographyDay, we honor the powerful portraits captured at Ellis Island between 1902 to 1913. These images, recently digitized by The New York Public Library, offer a glimpse into the diverse faces of some 12 million people who passed through the island. From a Guadeloupean woman to an Albanian soldier, each portrait tells a unique story of hope, resilience, and the pursuit of the American dream. 📸 🌍 #ImmigrantStories
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