The Latino Coalition’s Politics & Prosecco brought together leading journalists, policy voices, and community leaders for a timely discussion on the evolving political landscape and the role of Latino communities heading into the midterms.

In partnership with Florida International University (FIU) and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), the program explored how news is shaped, how policy impacts Latino communities, and how data is driving voter engagement nationwide.

Leaders and policy experts gathered for “Enhancing Policy Understanding: Trade, Network Vandalism, and Broadband Access,” in partnership with ALLvanza, The Latino Coalition, and the Hispanic 100 Policy Committee.

The discussion brought forward critical insights on strengthening infrastructure, advancing trade, and expanding broadband access—reflecting a shared commitment to building more resilient and connected communities.

Leaders and policy experts came together for “Enhancing Policy Understanding: Trade, Network Vandalism, and Broadband Access,” presented in partnership with ALLvanza, The Latino Coalition, and the Hispanic 100 Policy Committee—examining the policies shaping our economy, infrastructure, and digital future.

The conversation highlighted a shared commitment to strengthening connectivity, protecting critical networks, and expanding opportunity through smart, forward-thinking policy.

A room filled with leaders, innovators, and changemakers engaging in meaningful dialogue on the policies shaping our nation’s future.

From protecting critical networks to expanding broadband access, the conversation highlighted the importance of collaboration in driving sustainable progress.

An Educational Forum on the News, the Trump Administration’s First Year, and Latino Voters on the Road to the Midterms

The Latino Coalition’s Politics & Prosecco is more than an event—it’s a space where journalism, policy, and community converge.

Hosted in partnership with Florida International University (FIU) and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), this dynamic forum brings together leading voices in media and public discourse to explore the evolving political landscape and the critical role Latino communities play in shaping it.

Through a series of engaging discussions, attendees will gain an inside look at how news is created, how major political developments are reported, and how data is shaping the narrative around Latino voter engagement ahead of the midterm elections. From understanding the editorial decisions that drive headlines to examining the real-world impact of policy on Latino communities, this program offers both insight and perspective from journalists on the front lines of political coverage.

The conversation continues beyond the program with the signature Politics & Prosecco reception—an opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and engage directly with speakers and fellow attendees in a more informal setting. Because meaningful dialogue doesn’t stop when the program ends—it evolves through connection.

This event reflects The Latino Coalition’s commitment to fostering informed civic participation, elevating Latino voices in media, and creating spaces where education, conversation, and community come together to shape what’s next.