19 September 2024
Hispanic Access Applauds Rep. Barragán’s Re-Introduction of the Latino Conservation Week Resolution
Today, Congresswoman Nanette Diaz Barragán (CA-44) re-introduced a resolution with 19 of her House colleagues that would support the designation of the third week in September as “Latino Conservation Week”. The resolution recognizes the importance…
Read more...
06 September 2024
Hispanic Access Celebrates Final Environmental Document Issued Ahead of Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary Designation
On September 6, the designation of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary (CHNMS) entered its final phase when the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released its final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). This marks a…
Read more...
04 September 2024
Hispanic Access Foundation’s MANO Project Launches Career Pathways Grants Program with Parks California
Hispanic Access Foundation is honored to announce its partnership with Parks California for the Career Pathways program. Together, with the East Bay Regional Park District, they will create pathways for young Latinos to pursue careers…
Read more...
30 August 2024
Hispanic Access’ Statement on Senator Padilla, Senator Butler, and Representative Schiff’s Call for Designation of the proposed Sáttítla National Monument
Today, U.S. Senator Alex Padilla and Laphonza Butler (D-CA) and Representative Adam Schiff sent a letter to President Joe Biden, calling for the President to use the Antiquities Act to designate Sáttítla National Monument. In…
Read more...
29 August 2024
Nueva Encuesta: Latinos extremadamente preocupados por contaminación en Río Misisipi
La primera encuesta de Hispanic Access Foundation, Voces Latinas del Río Misisipi, publicada hoy, revela que los latinos están extremadamente preocupados por la contaminación en el Río Misisipi; consideran la presencia de basura, microplásticos, desechos…
Read more...
27 August 2024
New Poll: Latinos Extremely Concerned About Pollution In the Mississippi River
Hispanic Access Foundation’s first-ever Latino Voices of the Mississippi River poll released today reveals that Latinos are extremely concerned about pollution in the Mississippi River, view the presence of microplastics, trash, chemical waste, and PFAS,…
Read more...
