28 February 2023
Hispanic Access Rio Grande Valley Wildlife Refuge Project Selected for Inaugural Peregrine Accelerator Cohort
Hispanic Access Foundation is honored to announce its selection for The Salazar Center's inaugural Peregrine Accelerator for Conservation Impact cohort for the Rio Grande Valley Wildlife Refuge project. Through this support, Hispanic Access, with the…
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16 February 2023
Los Latinos muestran preocupación por el agua y la sequía en la 13ª Encuesta Anual de Conservación en el Oeste
La 13ª Encuesta Anual de Conservación del Proyecto State of the Rockies de Colorado College, publicada hoy, muestra un aumento marcado de la preocupación de los votantes latinos por los problemas relacionados con el agua,…
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16 February 2023
Latinos Show Concern about Water, Drought in 13th Annual Conservation in the West Poll
Colorado College’s 13th annual State of the Rockies Project Conservation in the West Poll released today showed a marked increase in concern for Latino voters over water issues like drought, inadequate water supplies and the…
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14 February 2023
Hispanic Access’ New Film Series Explores Intersection of Latino Community and Advocacy of Waterways - Film Campaign Launch Addresses Latino Concerns on Protection of Water
Today, Hispanic Access Foundation launched its film campaign “Cartas De Amor: Love Letters to Our Rivers” in collaboration with American Rivers, which explores the intersection of Latinos culture and communities with the rivers and waterways…
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23 January 2023
Hispanic Access’ Latino Climate Council Members Convene in Puerto Rico to Discuss 2023 Council Strategy to Help Local Latino Communities
From January 16 to 20th, Hispanic Access Foundation held an in-person convening for the Latino Climate Council members in San Juan, Puerto Rico to discuss climate change solution strategies for Latino communities in 2023.
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15 December 2022
Internship Program Creates Unique Educational Opportunities for Nevada’s Latino Students
Hispanic Access Foundation’s MANO Project is increasing educational opportunities for Latinos in Nevada through its internship partnerships with several government agencies and helping to build young leaders of color.
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