LibGuides: Hispanic Heritage Month: Reports

DATOS - Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Reports - UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute

Improvement Needed in Latina Physician Representation: Implications for Medical Education, Training, and Policy
This report analyzes Latina physicians' demographics in California and the United States using Census data and provides recommendations for increasing Latina physician representation through education.

Reports - U.S. LDC Latino GDP

The concept of Latino GDP was created by the Latino Donor Collaborative in 2016 to document the economic impact that U.S. Latinos are making in our beloved country, the United States of America. It was envisioned by our Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board, Sol Trujillo with the goal of having a fact-based measurement and to empower a real perception of the Latino cohort. From its inception in 2015, we focused on data and measurements that helped ALL AMERICANS, and it has become a tool to optimize the decision-making of resource allocators all around the country.

Reports - UnidosUS

Addressing the Latina Wage Gap: A Necessary Step for Our Nation’s Economic Prosperity
A persistent gender-based wage gap continues to harm women, their families, and the economy. And it is particularly damaging for Latinas.
Closing the Latina Wealth Gap: Building an Inclusive Economic Recovery After COVID
As part of our Latina Wealth Project, UnidosUS partnered with Edison Research to poll Hispanic women and men as well as White women and men, to understand the true financial effects of COVID-19.
Making Jobs Work for Latinas - UnidosUS
Over the past two decades, Latinas have become a significant and growing sector of the U.S. workforce. Despite decades of economic and social policy that pushes Latinas to the margins, Latinas are finding ways to build momentum toward
economic prosperity.

Studies - We Are All Human

Hispanic Sentiment Study - 2023
The Hispanic community is a significant and diverse minority group in the United States. Their contributions to the country's culture, economy, and society are essential to American progress. The objective of this study is to better understand the
sentiment and perspectives of Hispanics on a variety of topics that impact their daily lives, such as the political landscape, business, education, and personal values. The insights gained from this study will reflect the experiences, concerns, and aspirations of the Hispanic community. This will help us to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the challenges they face and the opportunities available to them. By understanding the data, we can find ways to contribute to closing the gap in representation and provide a platform for advocating for the community's aspirations.