HF’s Affiliate Nonprofit Leaders’ Meeting

A new year means new challenges for HF’s network of 100 community based organizations. In January, HF gathered with its leadership in CT to discuss a road map for the work ahead, and just last week we hosted 30 member agency executive directors at our New York headquarters to strategize about key issues facing our community in 2016. Read more…
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Last week Hispanic Federation hosted its second Executive Directors’ meeting of the new year. Over 30 of our member agency directors attended the event to discuss key issues for members in 2016. In addition, they heard from various speakers including Commissioner Lisette Camilo of the New York City DCAS and Rachel Lauter, Director of Mayor’s Office of Appointments, who discussed increasing diversity within the City Government workforce, HF’s Director of Immigration and Civic Engagement Jessica Orozco on DAPA and DACA, and others.

“This is going to be a busy year for us and for our member agencies,” said HF President José Calderón. “From education and health care to immigration reform and Mayor DeBlasio’s new affordable housing plan, there are a number of issues that are going to impact directly on millions of Latino families. Our member agencies are on the front lines on many of these issues and they really help guide our strategy. It’s important to us to meet with them regularly and benefit from their insights.”

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