Ibarra Strategy Group is a leading government relations and public affairs firm. Celebrating 17 Years of Service. Ibarra Strategy Group is a leading government and public affairs firm that specializes in advocacy services, intergovernmental affairs and Latino outreach.
Our clients include Fortune 200 companies, prestigious national associations and non-profit organizations. The firm’s President and Founder, Mickey Ibarra, served as Assistant to the President and Director of Intergovernmental Affairs at the White House for President Clinton from 1997-2001. We have strong relationships with national leaders, state and local officials, Latino community leaders, and Members of Congress. The ISG team of seasoned experts, in collaboration with our strategic partners, provides clients with superior service for success.
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 #MakeAPlan & #vote for Joe Biden! RSVP: http://bit.ly/31ylvPf
It’s more important than ever to make a plan and #vote 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
NEXT WEEK: Join us for a virtual fireside chat with President Bill Clinton and UnidosUS President Janet Murguía on Tuesday, October 27 at 12pm ET to discuss the importance of the Latinx vote and its impact on the future of America. Mickey Ibarra, President and Founder of the Ibarra Strategy Group, will serve as the moderator.
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The Latinx Vote and Future of America: A Conversation with President Bill Clinton and Janet Murguía
Join the Latino Leaders Network for a virtual cafecito and panel discussion with emerging Latinx leaders and activist Mónica Ramírez, Co-Founder of The Latinx House, on the importance of amplifying Latinx voices and sharing our stories. Special musical performance by Las Cafeteras!
Join the Latino Leaders Network for a virtual cafecito and panel discussion with emerging Latinx leaders and activist Mónica Ramírez, Co-Founder of The Latinx House, on the importance of amplifying Latinx voices and sharing our stories on Thursday, October 8 at 2:00 p.m. ET/11:00 a.m. PT. Special musical performance by Las Cafeteras!
For the first time in history, Latino students are the largest group admitted to University of California's freshman class!
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For the first time in history, Latino students make up the largest ethnic or racial group of Californians admitted to the University of California for the upcoming school year.
Join ISG Client UnidosUS for a virtual town hall "Latino Education in the Time of Quarantine” TODAY (June 18) at 6:00 PM ET moderated by Nicole Suarez. Register Here: bit.ly/2XV6uoU
Join UnidosUS tomorrow at 7:00 pm ET for a virtual town hall with President & CEO Janet Murguía, Mayor Eric Garcetti Tucson Mayor Regina Romero, and moderator Univision anchor Leon Krauze to discuss how they're helping their cities and our community in the face of COVID-19.
Register here: bit.ly/UnidosUSLatinoMayors
There are 280,000 undocumented essential healthcare workers on the frontlines fighting COVID-19 without benefits or access to free healthcare. Instead of leaving them behind, the Trump Admin needs to extend DACA work authorizations & deportation protections. #homeishere
Latinos must be counted during #2020Census. It's critical to ensure more federal resources to our communities.
Fill it out:
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☑️ Over the phone in English: 1-844-330-2020
☑️ On the phone in Spanish 1-844-468-2020
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Learn about the 2020 Census - how to respond, and why it matters. Shape your future. START HERE.
Latinos took the stage at the Super Bowl, but the hall of fame continues to ignore icon Tom Flores.
Cc: Latino Leaders Network
Mickey Ibarra, presidente de Ibarra Strategy Group y presidente fundador de la Red de Líderes Latinos, visitó los estudios de La Red Hispana para el programa...
32 million Latinos are projected to be eligible to vote in November. 🗳️
Meet the leaders trying to get them to the polls.
A projected 32 million Latinos will be able to head to the polls in November. The Democratic presidential campaigns are hoping to engage them.
While Latinos took center stage at Super Bowl, Hall of Fame snubs coach Tom Flores.
Read Mickey Ibarra's op-ed published today by Miami Herald.
While Jennifer Lopez and Shakira took center stage at the Super Bowl on Sunday, one of the all-time NFL greats, Coach Tom Flores — winner of four Super Bowl rings — was once again denied his rightful place in the Hall of Fame.
PBS, ISG client, is increasing the visibility of our Latino realities. Follow the lives of Latinos in their distinct paths, everything from Latino veterans facing deportation to Latinos fighting for abortion rights at the border.
The world of public broadcasting has given us a steady stream of excellent Latino content. Just two weeks ago, PBS announced its collaboration with Latino Public Broadcasting that saw two new short films debut on the PBS streaming app, and last year, the network debuted the Raul Julia documentary, T...
May we spend this day reflecting, servicing, and celebrating how far we have come. There is still a lot more work to do, and the people will honor his legacy by continuing the fight 💙. Happy #MLKDay !
We are thrilled to welcome Sarah Orozco to the team! Sarah is the 23rd Hinckley Institute of Politics intern hosted at ISG. She is a first-gen college student from Salt Lake City, Utah. She attends the University of Utah where she is double majoring in Ethnic Studies & Gender Studies.
The Pushouts premieres at 10PM ET this Friday Dec 20 2019 on PBS, http://pbs.org, and the PBS Video App.
The Pushouts is a documentary part of the VOICES series and highlights Victor Rios' fight against the School to Prison pipeline.
DACA recipients could soon practice law in Utah.
Cc: former ISG intern, Ciriac Alvarez
The Utah Supreme Court is moving toward making it possible for undocumented immigrants who have qualified for DREAM Act protection to apply for admission to the state bar, proposing a new rule Monday that would explicitly put the policy in place.
LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes opened its first-ever show dedicated to the work of a solo Latina Artists titled “Brown Belongings.” The featured artist, Linda Vallejo, hopes her pieces will help develop and continue the discussion on what it means to be Latino in the United States.
Tuesday: An exhibition at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes explores questions of identity. Also: An update on the Cave fire, and a weed church.
As the DACA hearings begin today at the Supreme Court, former ISG interns Sinndy Rios, Andrea Jimenez, and Ciriac Alvarez share their powerful stories of what it was like being a DACA recipient in the United States.
Andrea Jiménez was five months old when her family left the poverty and instability of Mexico and settled in West Valley City.
Mickey Ibarra, a private at Fort Ord, California in 1970 salutes those who served this Veteran’s Day!
The University of Utah's J. Willard Marriott Library is home to the Mickey Ibarra Collection. We're glad that our founder was represented by past Ibarra Strategy Group interns Ciriac Alvarez and Valeria Jimenez at the Ski Archives annual fundraiser this week in Salt Lake City.
“PBS has an authentic local footprint in every part of this country and we intend to use it to knit the fabric of our communities back together in every way possible and to be at service.” - Paula Kerger, President & CEO of PBS
Mickey Ibarra is proud to endorse Julián Castro for President of the United States.
#Castro2020
The Ibarra Strategy Group mourns the sudden loss of Albert Jacquez, a terrific advocate for the Latino community throughout his accomplished career in Washington, most recently at Unidos US, an ISG client. He will be missed but not forgotten.
After multiple ICE operations in Central Texas, LULAC is helping citizens and non-citizens understand their rights in Temple.
After multiple ICE operations in Central Texas and hearing from concerned citizens, LULAC representatives are helping citizens and non-citizens understand rights
"For years we have dreaded this day. What we saw Saturday in El Paso is directly connected to the continuing, hate-driven rhetoric and policies coming out of the White House," writes Janet Murguía, president and CEO of ISG’s client UnidosUS.
This is what happens when our nation’s leader normalizes hate.
Check out Gabriela Villalobos' inspiring story and internship experience at the Ibarra Strategy Group in D.C. published by The University of Utah's Humans of the U. 👏👏👏
“I will be the first one in my family to go to college but I’m proud to say that I will not be the last. My parents taught me the value of education from a very young age. When they were in their 20s, they worked long, hard days doing construction and housekeeping. Now I’m in my 20s and not only getting to study at the University of Utah but getting to take advantage of incredible opportunities such as internships with the Hinckley Institute of Politics.
I did my first internship with the Ibarra Strategy Group in Washington, D.C. They are also part of the Latino Leaders Network, and as a person of color who grew up in a large immigrant community with low socioeconomic status, the work was very personal and meaningful. I was able to honor and advocate for people who look and sound just like me. It was an amazing, humbling experience.
I plan to do two more internships with Hinckley before I graduate. After that, I want to go to law school and eventually practice immigration and international law and publish a book.
Having this privilege of going to school as a first-generation student is thanks to so many people who advocated for me to be here, so I’m motivated to ensure others with similar backgrounds have the same opportunities because our success is America’s success.”
—Gabriela Villalobos, a junior at the U, studying sociology and international studies
Humans of the U: Gabriela Villalobos Morgan Aguilarcommunications specialist, University of Utah Communications July 23, 2019 “I will be the first one in my family to go to college but I’m proud to say that I will not be the last. My parents taught me the value of education from a very young age...
Mariano Rivera and Edgar Martinez were inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. This is the first time that two Latinos have been inducted together!
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – With a large Puerto Rican flag flying a few feet away, Luis and Maritza Balmaceda waved their miniature Panamanian flags while a gentleman nearby wore a large Panamanian flag as a cape. Panamanian and Puerto Rican flags dotted the crowd at the Clark Sports Center on Sunday, giv...
ISG client Verizon was rated #1 in the J.D. Power study for the 23rd time in 12 consecutive years, making them the top earner of J.D. Power Network Quality awards than any other wireless network!
Verizon’s award-winning network is rated #1 for network quality for the 23rd consecutive time.
ISG client PBS displays diversity with their new show, Molly of Denali – the first nationally distributed children’s series with a Native American lead which involved 60 people of Native backgrounds in its creation 🥳🙌
Dozens of Alaska Native writers and advisers were recruited to help create the children’s series, one of the first to have a Native American lead.
Latino Leaders Network
Maria Teresa Kumar, president of Voto Latino and a board member of the Latino Leaders Network provides sound advice to those at risk. Learn more about your rights here 👇🏽
https://votolatino.org/initiative/know-your-rights/
Just 9% of Facebook employees are black or Latino, and less than 37% are female. Facebook will double its hiring of women, black and Latino employees within five years as an effort to reflect and better serve the people on their platforms.
Only 9 percent of Facebook employees are black or Latino, and less than 37 percent of its workforce is female, but the company announced plans this week to double its hiring of women and black and Latino employees over the next five years.
With the help of LatinoJustice PRLDEF, Kenneth Cabán is suing the state of Georgia for unlawful discrimination against Puerto Ricans seeking state-issued driver’s licenses.
The state is testing Puerto Rican applicants on their island knowledge and sometimes withholding their IDs as part of a "fraud review."
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus took members to visit two border patrol facilities in El Paso. They described the experience as horrifying and haunting and detailed the terrible and dehumanizing conditions. #AbolishICE
Hispanic caucus, U.S. representatives investigate immigrant detention conditions, including a Clint Border Patrol station where children are held
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We are proud to stand by LLN sponsor Bank of America's decision to “exit relationships” with companies that provide detention services at immigrant detention centers and private prisons.
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The Latino Leaders Network (LLN) was founded by Mickey Ibarra with a simple mission of "Bringing Leaders Together" to support each other. Video was produced by Telemundo.
Ibarra Strategy Group is a leading government and public affairs firm that specializes in advocacy services, intergovernmental affairs and Latino outreach.
ISG's President and Founder, Mickey Ibarra, served as Assistant to the President and Director of Intergovernmental Affairs at the White House for President Clinton from 1997-2001. We have strong relationships with national leaders, state and local officials, Latino community leaders, and Members of Congress.
Our clients include Fortune 200 companies, prestigious national associations and non-profit organizations. The ISG team of seasoned experts, in collaboration with our strategic partners, provides clients with superior service for success.
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