Miami, Florida — [Date] — Florida International University, in collaboration with GFDD Florida and its sister organizations, will present the 2026 Annual Latino Survey on Thursday, July 23, 2026, at 6:00 PM at STEVEN J. GREEN SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL & PUBLIC AFFAIRS, 11200 SW 8th street, SIPA I – 100, Miami, Florida 33199.
The Annual Latino Survey is an initiative of FIU’s Latino Public Opinion Forum, a collaboration between the Steven J. Green School of International & Public Affairs and the Kimberly Green Latin American & Caribbean Center. The initiative tracks public opinion trends among Latino and Hispanic communities in the United States and provides research that helps inform policymakers, businesses, media, academic audiences, and civic leaders.
The event will bring together members of the media, community leaders, academic experts, business representatives, nonprofit organizations, and civic stakeholders for a presentation and discussion on the priorities, concerns, and perspectives of Latino communities across key issues such as the economy, health care, immigration, political preferences, education,
democracy, and community development.
The 2026 Annual Latino Survey presentation will serve as a platform to discuss the role of Latino communities in public life and the importance of research-based dialogue in strengthening civic participation and institutional decision-making.
Registration: https://gfddfl.org/events/lpoforum/
Media Contact:
Jennifer Garcia
Strategic Advisor
jgarcia@gfddfl.org
7860521-3342
About Florida International University’s Latino Public Opinion Forum
The Latino Public Opinion Forum is an initiative of Florida International University dedicated to tracking public opinion trends among major Latino and Hispanic communities in the United States, with a particular focus on Florida. It is a collaboration between the Steven J. Green School of International & Public Affairs and the Kimberly Green Latin American &
Caribbean Center.
About GFDD Florida
GFDD Florida is part of the Global Foundation for Democracy and Development’s broader mission to promote knowledge, dialogue, culture, education, research, and sustainable development. Through events, partnerships, publications, and community initiatives, GFDD Florida serves as a platform connecting the Dominican Republic, the Dominican
diaspora, Latin America, and the United States.
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