The Multicultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council (MMTC) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and preserving equal opportunity and civil rights in the mass media, telecommunications and broadband industries, and closing the digital divide. MMTC is generally recognized as the nation’s leading advocate for minority advancement in communications.

MMTC and a coalition of 17 national orgs have filed a letter with the FCC on 621 to address duplicative fees that will get passed on to consumers and widen the digital divide.

Multicultural media mogul Raúl Alarcón, Chairman and CEO of Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS), has been elected to serve on MMTC’s Board of Directors.

MMTC released a statement lauding the fifth-largest minority TV acquisition in history

Tweet The coalition sent letters to House and Senate Commerce Committee members asking for a comprehensive, technology-neutral, federal policy law.

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MMTC warmly congratulates newly-confirmed Federal Communications Commissioners Brendan Carr and Geoffrey Starks on their confirmations to serve on the FCC.

MMTC has filed a letter with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, asking the agency to consider the needs of low-income, minority consumers and small businesses as it develops the Administration's approach to consumer privacy

MMTC urges congress members to develop a national framework to protect consumers from being subject to taxes from multiple states when purchasing online goods and services.

MMTC and the National Urban League amplified the importance of registered apprenticeships for HBCUs during the CASE Broadband Summit, joining Hon. Mignon Clyburn, White House Officials, and more.

Read MMTC's guide to video recording and protecting your rights during voting and law enforcement encounters.

The Multicultural Cultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council (MMTC)’s Board of Directors has named Maurita Coley Flippin (“Coley”) President and CEO of the organization.

In the best public service tradition of broadcasting, three radio station groups have voluntarily banded together to provide life-saving information to Spanish-speaking residents of two coastal South Carolina communities threatened by Hurricane Florence.

The FCC has announced its unanimous decision to move enforcement of its Equal Employment Opportunity policies from its Media Bureau to its Enforcement Bureau,...

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Commission Takes This Step on the 50th Anniversary of the Date on Which it Became the First Federal Agency to Require Its Licensees to Practice Equal Opportunity in Employment

On July 3, 1968, the FCC Became the First Federal Agency to Require Its Licensees to Practice Equal Opportunity in Employment

The Multicultural Cultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council (MMTC) announced today that Dr. Ronald Johnson has been elected to serve as Chair of its Board of Directors, succeeding the Hon. Julia L. Johnson, who has resigned from her post.

In recognition of the 50th anniversary of Dr. King’s assassination, MMTC calls upon the FCC to close the digital divide in all its manifestations and act now to ensure equal opportunity in employment and ownership, and in access to essential communications for the most dispossessed.

FCC's recent proposal to streamline the review process to accelerate 5G deployment is a viable road map worthy of full review..

Watch MMTC Acting President and CEO Maurita Coley and Commissioner Clyburn discuss the biggest diversity issues on the 2017-2018 FCC dockets, including Lifeline, Net Neutrality, Inmate Calling, and Diverse Ownership and Programming.

The Multicultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council, along with 12 other national civil rights, consumer advocate, social service, and professional organizations that represent millions of constituents across the country (collectively, “Lifeline Supporters”), have filed Comments in the Federal Communications Commission’s Lifeline proceeding. The Lifeline Supporters strongly oppose FCC proposals that would harm low-income minorities and seniors by deeply shrinking and ultimately eviscerating the Lifeline program.

MMTC's College Tech Prep Summit exposes students to exciting and in-demand opportunities in tech and entrepreneurship. Tech Prep Summit is a FREE, half-day symposium complete with meals, music, and prizes designed to spark student interest in studying, working, or starting businesses in tech.