Hispanic Access Foundation

Dive into a compelling conversation with @maitearcedc, President & CEO of Hispanic Access Foundation, as she shares about our work to develop the next generation of Latino leaders with @latin_times_! ✨ Read the full article here: bit.ly/LT-24

The rescission of the BLM's Public Lands Rule raises concerns about the future of conservation, community access, Tribal engagement & sustainable stewardship of our public lands. We remain committed to advocating for equitable access to nature. Read ➡️ bit.ly/PLRR-26

We are proud to welcome Alex Santillana as Board Chair & Mar Muñoz-Visoso as Vice-Chair as we enter an exciting new chapter of impact & community-led leadership. Together, they bring strategic insight & a deep commitment to strengthening Latinos. Read ➡️ bit.ly/BCHA26

Have you ever wondered what happens after wastewater goes down the drain? 👀 Join us on May 20th for a bilingual webinar, where we’ll explore the fascinating world of sludge and biosolids. Don’t miss out, register today ➡️ bit.ly/USWR-26

Healthy oceans, clean air, and strong communities are all connected. 🌎 Learn how addressing methane pollution can support ocean health, food systems, and Latino community well-being. Join us May 14 at 2 PM EST for this important conversation. Register ➡️ bit.ly/OS-CWR26

Grateful doesn’t begin to cover it. This week, Board Chair Alex Santillana joined by Board Treasurer Jill Wheeler traveled to Puerto Rico. They generously gave their time & expertise to walk alongside partners at @SurfriderPR and @sagradoedu strengthening relationships and seeing our mission in action. Their visit embodied our core value of Service to Community, mission-focused, teamwork, belonging & collaboration. As CEO, I felt deeply supported and full of gratitude. This is our mission & vision in action: walking alongside communities as a leadership & network catalyst, cultivating Latino leaders, expanding networks of trust, and building collective power for a thriving nation. Real change happens when leaders move together. Building a Thriving Nation For All @HispanicAccess #LatinoLeadership #ServiceToCommunity #TheoryOfChange #PuertoRico #Forestry

Latinos show up for the ocean because our stories, cultures, and futures are deeply connected to it. 🌊 At #CaliforniaOceanAdvocacyDay, three of our network members shared why protecting our oceans matters to them and to our communities. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/LM-OCEANS26

Through our Community Navigator's grant writing training, leaders like Valeria from SCA Houston gain the tools to turn community-driven ideas into fundable strategies, strengthening storytelling, aligning with funders, & building long-term capacity. Read➡️ bit.ly/SCAH-26

Greenhouse gas pollution impacts more than air quality; it affects our oceans, food systems & community health. Join us on May 14th at 2 pm EST to explore how these systems are connected & what it means for advocacy, policy & community action. Register ➡️ bit.ly/OS-CWR26

Today on #CaliforniaOceanAdvocacyDay, we’re sharing a glimpse into his story ahead of the release of “Sea to Soul” on #WorldOceanDay.

The future of our #oceans is being shaped by people like Juan. As an oyster hatchery manager, Juan grows sustainable shellfish in threatened waters, helping feed communities while naturally filtering & restoring the sea.

Community leadership. Trusted partnerships. Real impact. Join us May 6 to hear from Hoower from Renacer Foundation & Sonia from Thrivent Financial about creating pathways to economic mobility through STEM access & financial empowerment. Register ➡️ bit.ly/ToCWeb26

This #ArborDay, we’re celebrating the deeper impact of cultivating roots. Through our Cultivating Roots project, we are proud to partner with and follow the leadership of the Northern Chumash Tribal Council. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/NB-24

Leaders and organizations from across the Southwest border region are coming together for a powerful peer-network gathering, hosted by our Community Navigator Program, focused on connection, collaboration, and more. Don’t miss out! Register today ➡️ bit.ly/CNP-RTR26

Earth Day is a reminder that the health of our planet directly shapes the future of our communities—from the water we rely on to the places we call home. The choices we make today matter. This Earth Day, we’re sharing resources to help you take action.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: The #LatinoConservationWeek Virtual Race returns for year TWO—and you don’t want to miss it. From September 12–October 15, you can walk, run, hike, or explore the outdoors—anytime, anywhere. Join the movement—register today: bit.ly/LCWVR-26

Join us May 6 for a webinar highlighting how our mission comes to life through community partnerships & on-the-ground leadership. We’ll explore how these approaches open pathways to economic mobility & drive lasting, systems-level impact. Register today ➡️ bit.ly/ToCWeb26

Cesar E. Chavez National Monument is not about one man, but the countless Americans of Latino and Filipino descent who fought for dignity, better working conditions and fair wages. That important history should not and cannot be erased. bit.ly/3QnZ7nH

The farmworkers movement is about more than just one man. Defunding and abolishing a monument erases the history of hardworking people who fought tooth and nail for workers’ rights, including survivors of Chavez’s abuse.

Water contamination is a growing threat, especially for Latino communities along the Mississippi River Basin. Join our bilingual webinar on April 21 with to learn solutions and strengthen community resilience. Register ➡️ bit.ly/MSWeb26 #MississippiRiverSolutions

Announcement: #LatinoConservationWeek is set for Sept. 12–20! 🎉 Celebrate our shared love for the outdoors with kayaking, guided hikes, community discussions, and more. Join us to connect, explore, and take action for our environment. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/LCW-National