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The Latino Data Collaborative Think Tank (LDCTT) researches and highlights the vital contributions of U.S. Latinos to the U.S. economy and GDP.

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In the News.

Welcome to our “LDC in the News” page, your go-to destination for the latest updates, articles, and coverage highlighting the impactful work, data, and reports of the Latino Donor Collaborative (LDC). Dive into a wealth of information curated from reputable media outlets that provides insight into our initiatives and contributions. Stay informed and engaged with the LDC’s mission to drive positive change and foster meaningful connections through our comprehensive collection of news and articles.

In the News.

Welcome to our “LDC in the News” page, your go-to destination for the latest updates, articles, and coverage highlighting the impactful work, data, and reports of the Latino Donor Collaborative (LDC). Dive into a wealth of information curated from reputable media outlets that provides insight into our initiatives and contributions. Stay informed and engaged with the LDC’s mission to drive positive change and foster meaningful connections through our comprehensive collection of news and articles.
US CHAMBER – Hispanic App Entrepreneurs Find Success Filling Market Void for Culturally Authentic Content

Latino-geared entertainment to teletherapy apps churn sales and woo customers by delivering content and services to an underserved audience with trillions in spending power.

FORBES – Despite Economic Clout And A Youthful Population, Latinos Continue To Be Overlooked By Hollywood (forbes.com)
With their continued growth, size, economic clout and a younger skewing population, Latinos have become an important target for businesses, marketers and politicians. Latinos are also heavy viewers of streaming video and go to movies more often than any other...
THE WASHINGTON POST – A guide to how words like Hispanic and Latinx came about

The Washington Post consulted experts to develop a glossary explaining the history and importance of terms like Hispanic, Latino, Latinx and Latine.

NPR – New report finds lack of Latino representation in U.S. media is bad for business

According to a case study that’s in a new report by the Latino Donor Collaborative, Latinos are notably underrepresented in U.S. mainstream media, and that is ultimately bad for business.

LA TIMES – Latinxs are the secret weapon to winning the streaming wars
The Latino Donor Collaborative recently unveiled its annual “Latinos in Media Report,” and it highlights just how bleak Latinx representation in Hollywood truly is. Not just that, the report names names by providing a comprehensive breakdown by studio and network...
AXIOS – Despite pandemic, Latinos’ economic power is growing
Even as Latinos have been marginalized in some boardrooms, overall U.S. Latino buying power and economic output grew during the pandemic. “Latinos have proven to be a tremendous source of resilience for the broader U.S. economy, even in the face...
HISPANIC EXECUTIVE QUARTERLY – Hollywood Is Blinding Itself to the Power of the Latino Community

According to the 2022 Latino Donor Collaborative (LDC) Latinos in Media Report, Hollywood directors, executives, and decision-makers have continued to ignore the largest and one of the most economically powerful minorities in America: Latinos.

AXIOS – New report calls out U.S. media for lack of Latino representation

Latinos continue to be significantly underrepresented in U.S. films and TV series, despite the fact that the group represents nearly one-fifth (20%) of the total U.S. population and $2.8 trillion in total economic output.

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