Programs
Three Pillars. One Mission.
Everything Hispanics Vote does organizes around three program pillars. Together they constitute a complete civic engagement infrastructure for the Hispanic conservative community.
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Civic Education & Leadership Development
Building the next generation of Hispanic conservative leaders through training, mentorship, and civic education.
- Hispanic civic leadership training in partnership with the Leadership Institute
- Regional leadership workshops in Miami, Houston, Phoenix, and New York
- UnaVoz Fellows Program — 20 emerging leaders per cohort
- Bilingual civic education toolkit for partner organizations
- Speaker Series featuring Hispanic conservative voices
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Voter Registration & Mobilization
Registering Hispanic voters and mobilizing them to participate in elections at every level across the country.
- Voter registration drives in Florida, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and Georgia
- Bilingual digital campaign — social media, email, and SMS mobilization
- Bilingual Voter's Guide — registration, polling locations, and ballot issues
- Partnerships with Hispanic community organizations, churches, and businesses
- Spanish-language media partnerships in five target markets
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Policy Advocacy & Government Relations
Ensuring Hispanic conservative voices are heard in Washington on the issues that matter most to our community.
- Hispanic Conservative Policy Agenda — bilingual position paper
- Policy briefings in Washington, DC for Hispanic conservative leaders
- Relationships with 20+ House and Senate offices
- Public comment and testimony on federal policy issues
- Hispanics Vote Policy Advisory Council
Initiatives
Programs in Action
Each pillar lives through named initiatives on the ground. These are the first.
Avance Academy
A structured training program that equips Hispanic Americans with the practical skills of civic leadership — organizing, communication, policy literacy, and campaign fundamentals.
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Forjando el Futuro
Educational tools and resources aimed to educate our youth about the importance of civic engagement, and the power their vote holds.
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Hermanas de Frente
A network and leadership pipeline for Hispanic conservative women — mothers, professionals, and entrepreneurs stepping forward as candidates, advocates, and community organizers.
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Vecino a Vecino
A neighbor-led program that replaces transactional outreach with lasting relationships — trained residents talking with their own communities about voting, policy, and participation.
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La Voz de Fe
A faith-driven civic engagement initiative that partners with churches and faith leaders to register, educate, and mobilize Hispanic voters through trusted congregational networks.
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