Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network

HITN aims to support the educational, cultural, and socio-economic goals of Hispanic communities in the U.S. by creating and sharing high-quality and genuine content across various platforms, including television, the internet, and live events.

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Articles

HITN’s Youth Film Initiative Wins Seven Telly Awards

2 weeks ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

The Telly Awards, the premier honors program recognizing excellence in video and television across all screens, has announced this year’s winners. Among them is HITN’s Tú Cuentas Cine Youth Fest(TCCYF), which received seven awards across multiple categories.
HITN TV Launches Redesigned Website

1 month ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN has completely revamped its television content website to deliver a faster, more efficient experience for users across all devices, whether accessing from a mobile phone, tablet, or laptop. HITN has completely revamped its television content website to deliver a faster, more efficient experience for users across all devices, whether accessing from a mobile phone, tablet, or laptop.
HITN Recognized by The Communicator Awards

1 month ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN May 7, 2025 The Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts (AIVA) has honored HITN’s initiative, Tú Cuentas Cine Youth Fest, at the 31st annual Communicator Awards. The Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts (AIVA) has honored HITN’s initiative, Tú Cuentas Cine Youth Fest, at the 31st annual Communicator Awards.
Progress High School Students Explore Media at HITN

1 month ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN welcomed a group of student government leaders from Progress High School, Grand Street Campus in Brooklyn, NY. Led by their dedicated teacher, Ms. Lisandra Morales—an advocate for real-world learning opportunities—the group included sophomore and junior members of the school’s Student Government Club. The students participated in HITN’s Student Spotlight Tour, an initiative designed to inspire future storytellers by providing hands-on exposure to the world of television production.
HITN honors the legacy of Pope Francis with a special program

1 month ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN announced the broadcast of Adiós al Papa Francisco, an extraordinary program dedicated to honoring the memory and legacy of the late Pope Francis. HITN announced the broadcast of Adiós al Papa Francisco, an extraordinary program dedicated to honoring the memory and legacy of the late Pope Francis.
HITN Donates iPads to HOLA Artists

1 month ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN April 21, 2025 As part of its ongoing support for various educational programs within New York’s Hispanic community, HITN donated iPad devices to the Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors (HOLA). As part of its ongoing support for various educational programs within New York’s Hispanic community, HITN donated iPad devices to the Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors (HOLA).
Social Media Reactions to EDYE’s Sixth Anniversary

1 month ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

EDYE, the children’s content platform from HITN, celebrated its sixth anniversary with a digital event showcasing its latest content and growth strategies. EDYE, the children’s content platform from HITN, celebrated its sixth anniversary with a digital event showcasing its latest content and growth strategies.
HITN Launches First Annual EDYE Showcase

2 months ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN presented a special digital event to celebrate EDYE’s sixth anniversary, highlighting its extraordinary growth and announcing important new content and business developments. For direct access, click here. EDYE is the only premium preschool content ecosystem designed specifically for US Hispanic, Latin American, and Brazilian audiences.
Student Reflections on 'Letters to the Next Generation' Campaign

2 months ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

As part of its Women’s History Month initiative, HITN spearheaded a powerful, intergenerational project titled Letters to the Next Generation, aimed at inspiring and uplifting young minds across New York City, Chicago, and Puerto Rico. The campaign invited eleven exceptional women leaders—this year’s HITN Inspire Her honorees—to pen deeply personal and motivational letters to students.
Letters to the Next Generation

2 months ago | hitn.org | Fernando Cárdenas

HITN is introducing Letters to the Next Generation, a Women’s History Month initiative designed to amplify the voices of women in leadership, education, and community advocacy. This year’s theme, “Moving Forward Together,” emphasizes the importance of mentorship and the exchange of wisdom across generations. Eleven women from various sectors—including education, government, media, and community organizations—have written letters offering guidance, encouragement, and personal reflections.