What is The LIBRE Institute? As Jeffrey Baldwin, our Director, explains, we’re an organization dedicated to educating the Hispanic community about the 4 pillars of a thriving society, and empowering them to recognize them.

The LIBRE Institute regularly takes the pulse of the Latino community— asking what matters most and where priorities are shifting. In this video, @JeffreyLIBRE breaks it down for us! Keep following to learn more about us!

It is not enough to come to this country to achieve the American Dream. The work is only complete when one has the knowledge to preserve it for generations to come. That's where we come in.

Armed with the poll on issues Hispanics care about, our PA team trained the next generation of Hispanic leadership. With deep cultural roots, policy expertise, and a powerful grassroots network, LIBRE is uniquely positioned to elevate these voices and turn insight into action.

The success of the next generation of U.S. students and individuals is tied to the overall success of the Hispanic population in the U.S. and vice versa.

3 in 4 Latino voters support school choice and want families, not the government, to be in charge of their kids’ education.

Nearly 9 in 10 Latinos say utility prices are up too high.

The LIBRE Institute shares and defends the Constitution every day with thousands of Latinos across the country.

Free speech, property rights, the free market, and limited government are all ideas with broad support among Latinos — just the ideas The LIBRE Institute is here to promote through our Citizenship classes.

Latinos are strong believers in America’s founding principles — free speech, free markets, and private property rights. That is why we love teaching Citizenship classes!

88% of Latinos agree that the health care system is rigged against patients in favor of health care companies and bureaucrats.

Our wellness classes aim to help the Latino community live a healthy lifestyle so they can enjoy freedom. Especially considering almost 8 in 10 Latinos indicated that their health care costs increased last year.

A majority of Latinos are worried about jobs and the rising cost of living, and most don’t think the economy will improve by next year. We are doing our part to teach how to build wealth.

When it comes to taxes, the message from our polling is crystal clear: Latinos think they’re already paying too much in taxes.

Education is part of the foundation of a free and flourishing society. Through this program, students gain not only music education but also life skills, self-expression, and confidence, fostering innovation in the Latino community. Thank you, LatinGRAMMYFdn!

What an honor to drink straight from the fountain of liberty on Constitution Day. 🇺🇸 #ThinkLIBRE 📸 Jeffrey Baldwin Jennie Dallas

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! DYK? President Ronald Reagan established National Hispanic Heritage Month in 1988, and President George H.W. Bush issued the first proclamation for the month-long celebration on September 14, 1989.

Un cierre del gobierno no es un juego político—es una carga para nuestras familias, trabajadores y pequeñas empresas. Cuando Washington se detiene, nuestra comunidad sufre las consecuencias.