National Hispanic Media Coalition

Media advocacy and civil rights organization for the advancement of Latinos

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In May 2016, NHMC announced that the FCC granted construction permits to eight Los Angeles-based non-profit organizations to build community radio stations in the area. After months of planning and building, NHMC’s brand new LPFM radio station, KHBG-LP 101.5 FM is here!

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Media Tree

Media Tree

The Media Family Tree was created to clearly organize the major conglomerates in the film and television industry, each of which have multiple subsidiaries. What is being examined is the percentage of ownership in our industry. Data can be found on IMBDPro, Wikipedia, the FCC's website, and Box Office Mojo. Ownership can change year-to-year and those changes will be shown below.

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Advocacy

The National Hispanic Media Coalition is devoted to increasing and improving portrayals of Latinos in the media while advocating for communications policies that elevate voices from within the community.

Responsible and Inclusive Media

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Preserving media ownership limits is critical to protecting media owners of color from being crowded out by rampant media consolidation. Broadcast licenses held by people of color remain far below 10 percent at a time when over a third of Americans are people of color. Latinos are severely underrepresented as media owners, despite being one of the fastest growing ethnic groups in the US with $1.5 trillion in purchasing power.

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Universal and Affordable Communications

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The Lifeline Program has worked for three decades as the only government program dedicated to bringing phone and internet service within reach for people of color, the poor, seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, and the less educated.

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Community Powered Solutions

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In today’s digital age, consumers are growing more concerned about the invasions of their privacy by the government and corporations. Government agencies and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have sweeping access to the personal information of individuals and user activity online.

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