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MICKEY IBARRA: My planned gift to the Clinton Foundation is supporting something much bigger than me. I'll never live long enough to fully thank and express my gratitude to President Clinton for all that he's done for the country and providing me the opportunity to assist him at the White House. I am so grateful to be able to offer my support to the long after I'm gone.

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“I would have never graduated from high school had it not been for Mickey Ibarra,” said Eastmont School District Superintendent Garn Christensen.

Opinion | Rufus Woods: Eastmont Superintendent Christensen's journey shows why we can't give up on struggling kids Eastmont School District Superintendent Garn Christensen has much to be proud of during his tenure at the school and in the community. He took the position when it had been

Congratulations to Christopher Guerrero, former Ibarra Strategy Group senior associate, who is the new vice president of democratic media and campaign consulting firm J&Z Strategies.

Christopher brings 15 years of experience in issue-based advocacy, coalition building, and electoral campaigns. He was previously executive director at the Democratic Association of Secretaries of State and regional campaign director for Planned Parenthood.

The pandemic and rise in Latino unemployment has given rise to food insecurity. UnidosUS found that by mid-October, nearly 20% of Latino households in Florida reported that they didn’t have enough to eat in the past week, compared with 11.6 percent of white Florida households.

Florida’s Latino population hit hard by food insecurity during the pandemic By mid-October, nearly 20 percent of Latino households in Florida reported that they didn’t have enough food to eat in the past week.

The winter storm in Texas leaves an unequal toll on minority residents. Structural inequities are magnified during the pandemic and the extreme weather with Letitia Plummer for Houston City Council At-Large Position 4 saying: “We are already poor, and our communities are already devastated in many ways. We are always in a disadvantage, so when one incident happens, it makes us fall so much harder.”

Already hit hard by pandemic, Black and Hispanic communities suffer the blows of an unforgiving winter storm Marleny Almendarez, 38, with her niece Madelyne Hernandez, 3, and two boys, Aaron Hall, 11, and Matthew Hall, 14, outside their home in Dallas on Feb. 18, 2021. The family spent two nights at a mobile warming station to avoid the cold temperatures. Credit: Ben Torres for The Texas...

Minority groups’ uniting and inspiring acts of solidarity after acts of violence against Asian Americans spike amongst the pandemic.

Hundreds of people are volunteering to es**rt elderly Asian Americans to help keep them safe Jacob Azevedo's stomach turned as he watched a disturbing video of an 84-year-old Thai American man who was fatally shoved to the ground on a sidewalk in San Francisco.

Young Latinos mobilized, voted and were pivotal in 2020. Organizers want to keep it going.

Young Latinos mobilized, voted and were pivotal in 2020. Organizers want to keep it going. "There's a good chance that a majority of those people who were first-time voters will continue to vote," says political scientist Stella Rouse.

Alejandro Mayorkas has been nominated by President-Elect Joe Biden to become the first immigrant and Latino to lead the Department of Homeland Security.

Biden picks first Latino to head DHS, first woman to lead intelligence as part of diverse foreign policy team President-elect Joe Biden chose Alejandro Mayorkas, who arrived as a refugee from Cuba, to lead the Department of Homeland Security.

We’re one week away from the 2020 general election! Tune-in TODAY at 12 pm ET for a fireside chat with President Bill Clinton
and Janet Murguía, President of UnidosUS, to discuss the importance of the Latinx vote and its impact on the future of America. Moderated by ISG President Mickey Ibarra.

It’s more important than ever to & for Joe Biden! RSVP: http://bit.ly/31ylvPf

It’s more important than ever to make a plan and for Joe Biden. Join us TOMORROW for a virtual fireside chat with President Bill Clinton and Unidos US Action Fund President Janet Murguía on the importance of the Latinx vote and its impact on the future of America.

RSVP: bit.ly/31ylvPf