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    3. Power dynamics play a key role in problems and innovation

    Many of the experts in this canvassing said power dynamics play a key role in technology development and social and civic innovation and have substantial impact in regard to broad societal issues. These experts highlighted the discrepancies they see in regard to who has access to power and who controls the instruments of power. Some […]

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    2. Latinos and discrimination

    Overall, four-in-ten Latinos say they have experienced discrimination in the past year, such as being criticized for speaking Spanish or being told to go back to their home country. These experiences are more likely among those who say others see them as Latino, black or another non-white group than among Latinos who say others see […]

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    4. Hopeful themes and suggested solutions

    About a third of the experts who responded to this canvassing said people’s uses of technology will mostly strengthen core aspects of democracy and democratic representation. This section includes comments about hopes for the future that were made by all respondents, whether or not their answer in this canvassing was that democracy will be strengthened. […]

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    3. Hispanics have become more dissatisfied with direction of U.S.

    Hispanic dissatisfaction with the direction of the U.S. has grown markedly in the past year. This pessimism extends across different ages, educational levels and immigrant generations, with Democrats and women reporting some of the highest levels of dissatisfaction in 2018, according to the new Pew Research Center survey of Hispanic adults. Overall, Hispanics are now […]

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    2018 National Survey of Latinos

    2018 National Survey of Latinos
    Field dates: 07/26/18 – 09/09/18
    Respondents: Nationally representative sample of 1,501 Latinos ages 18 and older.
    Margin of Error: +/- 3.1 percentage points at the 95% confidence interval.

    This survey focused on the 2018 elections, economics, politics, immigrant integration, discrimination and immigration policy.