Latinos In Soc Media
A pioneering social media organization, Latinos in Social Media (LATISM) has been hailed as the most influential online movement in the new multicultural Web

Ongoing

A capacity building MBA where top executives and public officials can meet the top 100 Latin@ blogger influencers meet and learn about causes, services and products to find synergies for collaboration. This event is by invitation ONLY. To request an invitation, please contact: admin@latism.org
Top 100 Blogueras Retreat

Washington, DC · May 2012
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Next Week

Meet the top Latinos in Tech Start-ups seeking pre-seed dollars, who will pitch their venture ideas to members from the investment community. This event is our latest effort to advance development and innovation in our community by promoting the shift from being consumers, to becoming owners and producers of technology. Details on how to...
3rd Annual Latino2 Tech Summit

New York · June 2012
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July 2012

Following last year’s successful, groundbreaking sustainable development project at the border of Haiti and Dominican Republic, our second sustainable development project will bring the power of social media for social good into tangible results. This time again, we will create a cyber room, a mobile clinic and a summer camp as well as providing...
LATISM Cyber-Sustainable Development Project

Machu Picchu, Peru · July 2012
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October 2012

“Embracing our Present to Control our Future” – The largest conference of Latino(a)s in Social Media, LATISM’s Annual Conference has fast emerged as the epicenter for the remarkable organizations, projects, brands and pioneers that are putting Latinos at the forefront of the international digital landscape.

This installment of the...
LATISM 2012 National Conference

Houston, TX · October 2012
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Been there, done that

Last Year

***NOTE: You do NOT need to by "physically present" at this event in order to participate. Please read through the ENTIRE event description before deciding not to attend. This is an URGENT cause in need of your support, and I appreciate your participation in WHATEVER CAPACITY YOU ARE ABLE TO HELP. =)

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Support Team "Holdin' Out for a Hero" in the SBACFL Walk-N-Roll!

Blue Jacket Park · Saturday, October 29, 2011, 7-11:00am
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A full-day summit on the future of Latino digital influence.

This second edition of Latino2, Latinos in Social Media’s ongoing event series on the future of Latino digital influence will be held at the Computer History Museum in Silicon Valley. The summit will feature keynotes by leaders in technology, as well as workshops, round-tables, and...
Latinos in Social Media [LATISM] Latino2 Conference

Computer History Museum · Saturday, June 11, 2011
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Latinos in Social Media (LATISM) will have a panel at the first 140 Conference in Long Island.
LATISM Founder Ana Roca Castro and Vice-Chair of Communications and PR Elianne Ramos, will be part of a group of nearly 50 characters telling you their stories about how the “state of now” – the rise of services like Twitter and Facebook and other...
Latinos in Social Media (LATISM) Panel at 140 Character Conference

Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center · Thursday, May 26, 2011, 2:45pm
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Under the theme “Los Estados Unidos and the emerging Hispanic political clout” – a remarkable panel of Latino bloggers, activists, and government relations officials [including executives from the McDonalds Corporation and NALEO] will address the topics of citizenship and the implications of 2010 Census results on the Latino vote: how can we...
LATISM NYC Chapter - 2nd Tweetup

Univision Network · Wednesday, May 25, 2011, 6:30pm
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Type: Tribes and Community
Venue: Jacob Javits Center 1A18
Speakers from the LATISM Board of Directors: Founder Ana Roca Castro, Giovanni Rodriguez, Elianne Ramos, and Sylvia Aguilera will unveil the results of the largest study of the Latino Blogosphere. With a network of 134,000 blogueros and blogueras, we are studying trends, behaviors,...
Latinos in Social Media Panel at BlogWorld

Javits Convention Center · Wednesday, May 25, 2011, 2:30pm
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