Screen Actors Guild recognizes the tremendous growth of Spanish Language Media and the Hispanic population in the United States. We also acknowledge the impact it has on Spanish Language Organizing.
Important facts you should know!
Sources:
- Hispanic Market Overview – 2010 A report from the Jake Adams Editorial Services and Research Consultancy released in partnership with HispanicAd.com
- Advertisers acknowledge Hispanics impact on U.S. culture –Hispanic Market Weekly, March 2, 1020
- Latino Print Network –Insights into the Hispanic Market in the USA and Hispanic Print Focus 2009
- 2009 Hispanic Consumer Survey on SAP commissioned by SAG.
Screen Actors Guild National Spanish Language Media Task Force understands the issues and challenges our members and Spanish-speaking performers face each day in finding good jobs with pension and health benefits. 25 members nationwide work together to help find ways to create solidarity with fellow union members, outreach to non-members, say no to non-union work and help organize more work in Spanish Language Media. Esai Morales, Hollywood Division Task Force member says, “With a united and active voice we can demand the respect and the pay that we deserve as actors”.
For more information on the work of the task force contact: Carlina Rodriguez, Director Spanish Language Organizing, at carlina.rodriguez@sag.org or (305) 670-7677 x 7076.
To strengthen our Spanish Language organizing efforts SAG has set up a completely confidential hotline. This organizing tool is available to members and future members, to notify us about any Spanish language non-union work being offered. Our goal is to organize more jobs under our Guild contracts and for that we need your help. There’s no need to leave any personal information, just as much information as you have on the production.
Call Toll – Free (888) 297-4SAG (4724)
Your call is completely confidential.