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The American Society of Hispanic Economists (ASHE) is pleased to announce that Zadia M. Feliciano has been elected as the 2025 ASHE President-Elect. She will then serve as 2026 ASHE President and 2027 ASHE Immediate Past-President.

Thank you Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco for hosting the joint reception of allied groups (AERIP/ASHE/CSMGEP/CSWEP/CSQIEP/NEA)

Thank you to all participants at the ASHE and ASHE/NEA sessions at ASSA (part 1)

Thank you to all participants at the ASHE and ASHE/NEA sessions at ASSA (part 2)

Thank you to all participants at the ASHE and ASHE/NEA sessions at ASSA (part 3)

ASHE dinner at ASSA

Thank you Francisca Antman for your past service. Thank you to the ASHE leaders, organizers, and committee members who made it a successful year. Now I would like to welcome 2025 ASHE President Salvador Contreras! Thank you and we are looking forward to your leadership!

Join us for the next ASHE Virtual seminar. Jimena Gonzalez (Manhattan University) will present "Estimating the Value of a Disc Golf Course with Revealed and Stated Preferences" asheweb.org/research_semin…

AERIP, ASHE, and the NEA invite paper submissions for the 9th annual Freedom and Justice summer conference July 31-August 2, 2025 in Puerto Rico.  Submissions by April 1, 2025. Decisions by May 1, 2025. nea.submittable.com/submit/319945/…

We’re excited to share our latest issue of the Hispanic Economic Outlook! You can access the Spring 2025 issue (here). asheweb.org/wp-content/upl… A special thanks to the HEO committee Alejandro Gutierrez-Li (Chair), Fernando Lozano, Alfredo Romero, and Camila Morales.

Please join us for the ASHE Virtual Seminar Series on Thursday, April 24, 2025 from 3-4PM ET via Zoom cuboulder.zoom.us/meeting/regist… Daniel Osuna Gomez from Central Bank of Mexico, who will be presenting “The Labor Market Consequences of North-to-South Migration”