21 March 2023
THE WASHINGTON POST: Biden Sets Protections for a Half-Million Acres in Texas and Nevada
President Biden on Tuesday designated two new national monuments, making nearly 514,000 acres off-limits to development as part of his pledge to protect 30 percent of U.S. lands and waters by 2030. The president signed…
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21 March 2023
Hispanic Access Statement on Avi Kwa Ame National Monument Designation
Today, President Biden announced the designation of Avi Kwa Ame as a national monument to protect the ancestral lands of the Fort Mojave Tribe, advancing towards the goal of protecting 30 percent of America’s lands…
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21 March 2023
Hispanic Access Applauds Designation of Castner Range National Monument
Today, President Biden announced the designation of Castner Range as a national monument at the White House Conservation in Action Summit in Washington, D.C. The Castner Range National Monument Act (H.R.2752) was first introduced in…
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20 March 2023
Signing Off, But Not Signing Out
This may be my last update with you all it, but it does not mean the end of the line for my work and project. This fellowship while I wish could last longer, comes to…
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06 March 2023
Hispanic Access Selected as a Liquid IV Grantee for Confluence 2023
Hispanic Access Foundation is honored to announce its selection as a grantee to participate in Liquid IV’s Confluence 2023. Confluence is Liquid IV’s signature program to support innovative leaders who share its ambition to expand…
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03 March 2023
THE HILL: Is Environmental Justice Momentum Slowing?
It is widely recognized that the mainstream environmental movement has historically dismissed the leadership and concerns of communities of color in the U.S., and internationally, in the Global South. Three years ago, the murder of…
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