11 October 2023
NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY FOUNDATION: The Importance of Ocean Conservation for our Hispanic Communities
Hispanic Access Foundation’s conservation programs bring Latino voices to the forefront of conservation and climate policy and stewardship. We activate Latino leaders and provide them the resources they need to create a more sustainable and…
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11 October 2023
Sharon Dorsey: Paving the Way for a Career in Inclusive Conservation
Sharon Dorsey is a graduate student at Virginia Tech studying fish and wildlife conservation with a focus on an endangered coastal bird known as the piping plover. Hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, her passion for conservation…
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10 October 2023
Our Heritage, Our Planet Film Week Kicks Off from Oct 10-13 Films Will Highlight the Intersection of People of Color, Culture and the Environment
Today, Hispanic Access Foundation kicked off the third annual Our Heritage, Our Planet Film Week, an annual celebration of the visual and storytelling traditions of Latino, Black, Indigenous, and people of color's voices and experiences…
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04 October 2023
Natalie De la Torre Salas: A Passionate Advocate for Cultural Heritage Preservation and Climate Justice
Natalie De la Torre Salas is a dynamic professional with a career in archaeology and heritage conservation. Originally from Puerto Rico, her journey into the world of archaeology and her dedication to preserving cultural heritage…
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03 October 2023
Hispanic Access Foundation and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Launch Recruitment for 2024 Directorate Resource Assistant Fellows Program
Hispanic Access Foundation is partnering with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) through its MANO Project, along with Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS) and the Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program…
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02 October 2023
ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL: Ambassadors of Latino Culture in Film are too Rare
Most first-generation immigrants around the world know the main challenge to succeeding in a new country is learning the culture and societal norms and adapting to the new way of life. Latino immigrants in the…
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