Join the movement and share the facts about who U.S. Latinos truly are.
We have the power to change the narrative.
Our community is powerful, ambitious, and determined. However, the rhetoric in the workforce, politics, and media does not accurately portray our contributions to the U.S. This misrepresentation affects how we and our families are perceived, impacting our opportunities, school and work environments, and more.
Social Media.
Elevate Latinos connects directly with young Latinos, embracing a vibrant, youthful Gen-Z voice that combines clarity, humor, and creativity. Mainstream media too often overlooks us, boxes us in, or clings to outdated stereotypes. We are flipping the script and not waiting for permission to tell our stories. Latino youth are curating their own narratives, their own stories, their own future. We know what we want to see. And we decide what’s worth sharing.
Our Influence.
How to take action.
LDC and Elevate News
In March of 2025, Latino content creators joined Elevate Latinos in Washington D.C. to meet with congressional representatives and leading Latino leaders to shine a spotlight on the misinformation targeting our community, especially around Latinos and immigration.
Elevate Latinos has been covering Ana Valdez’s appearances on La Mananera, the daily briefing of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum. Ana has presented on the reality of Latinos in the United States and the immense opportunity for growth in BOTH the United States and Mexico.
Earlier this year, Ana Valdez of the Latino Donor Collaborative (and founder of Elevate Latinos) went on Becky G’s @applemusic podcast to discuss the U.S. Latino community and went through facts and falsehoods.