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Election 2020 resources for latinas, by latinas.
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At HOPE, we believe in the power and importance of #TheLatinaBloc and we are thankful for our powerful community that is civically engaged, informed, and plans to VOTE in the 2020 election.
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Please share these resources (voter guide and voter engagement videos) far and wide! It’s on all of us to get our communities informed and excited about the impact we can make this election and beyond.
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Cafecito & Change
GOTV Videos
Introducing HOPE’s first-ever, voter engagement video series titled, “Cafecito & Change.” Produced by HLI Alumna â„… 2011, Shelly Ro, these videos and PSA were created to support our families and communities in understanding the unique safe voting options in 2020.
Making a voting plan
Get out the vote PSA
VOTE YES on PROP 16!
Ballot 101
Muchisimas Gracias to the Team who donated their time & talent to bring this project to life!
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SHELLY RO
HLI Class of 2011
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CUYO PRODUCTIONS
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BOHIO PRODUCTIONS
HOPE Educational Voter Guide
Why HOPE Votes #YesOnProp16
HOPE recently released its Economic Status of Latinas report showing widening education gaps and economic barriers. Our report found that while the Latina high school graduation rate in California is 86%, only 15% of Latinas have a higher education degree. The systems in place to educate and prepare us to compete in business and the workplace have failed us - this is why we are supporting Prop 16.
HOPE supports Prop 16, which will end the ban on Affirmative Action in California, to allow government and education entities to consider race, ethnicity, and gender in admissions and contracting decisions to help ease the significant disparities that exist today.
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We believe that Prop 16 is the concrete step that is needed to begin building a more just future for Latinos who are often left behind. Specifically, Proposition 16 promotes opportunity and success in California higher education – a key driver of economic prosperity—and will offer Latina businesses a fair chance in competing for government contracts.
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#Yeson16 builds on HOPE’s legacy of advocating to eliminate racial inequalities in California, dating back to our active participation in fighting against Prop 187 (1994) and Prop 209 (1996) and now again in 2020.
