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Letter from HF President: Why Latinos March for Climate

As the Trump Administration has unveiled a series of dangerous proposals that undercut environmental protections and safety, Latinos and other Americans are growing increasingly concerned that these changes will have a disproportionately large effect on them and their families. Given the precariousness of air and water quality in Latino neighborhoods across America, the administration’s proposed changes may prove particularly harmful for our community. That’s why so many Latinos participated in the People’s Climate March last month in Washington. Read more..
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As the Trump Administration has unveiled a series of dangerous proposals that undercut environmental protections and safety, Latinos and other Americans are growing increasingly concerned that these changes will have a disproportionately large effect on them and their families. Given the precariousness of air and water quality in Latino neighborhoods across America, the administration’s proposed changes may prove particularly harmful for our community. That’s why so many Latinos participated in the People’s Climate March last month in Washington.
Read more..

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Hurricane Dorian left a trail of death and devastation in its wake in early September. The storm’s full weight fell on the islands of the Bahamas and nearly two months later residents of the Caribbean archipelago are still struggling to get back on their feet. Hispanic Federation and Chef José Andres are doing their part to help the island recover. Click here to read more.

HF Gears Up for 2020

It won’t be a surprise to hear that next year is a big year for American democracy. At least, you won’t be surprised to hear it here at HF where the talk amongst our team has been about the importance of next year’s decennial Census and the national elections in November 2020. To learn about how we’re gearing up for this critical year, click here.

Google Says ¡Presente!

With demand for tech workers growing in the United States, preparing workers to compete for these jobs is critically important. Thanks to a $2 million grant from Google, Hispanic Federation is launching a grassroots-driven program to make sure Latino workers have the training it takes to get the jobs of the future. Click here to read more.

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