#hispanic-heritage-month

#hispanic-heritage-month

Maimonides Health's Hispanic Heritage Month event focuses on improving healthcare access for Brooklyn's Hispanic and Latino communities through collaboration and recognition of community leaders.

National Hispanic Heritage Month honors the contributions and cultures of the U.S. Hispanic community from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 each year.

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates cultural diversity and shared experiences through music and festivals, highlighting the coexistence of different cultural backgrounds.

"Strawberry & Chocolate" explores complex identities and the struggle for acceptance through humor and friendship.

The term 'Hispanic' is complex and often excludes marginalized groups, sparking internal conflict over identity among Latinos.

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates and honors contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans through various events in Brooklyn.

The month spans significant independence days from multiple Spanish-speaking countries.

The BWBA's Hispanic Heritage Month celebration recognized the contributions of Hispanic Americans and focused on promoting Hispanic women's leadership in the legal field.

Boston celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, highlighting the contributions of the Latin community.

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates contributions of trailblazers and emphasizes personal reflection and the importance of values passed down through generations.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month invites reflection on identity and the complexities of belonging within the Latine community.

The Second Judicial District Equal Justice Committee honored Hispanic contributions with a ceremony that emphasized community impact and diversity in the legal profession.

Justice Joanne Quiñones appointed to the Appellate Term of the Second, Eleventh and Thirteenth Judicial Districts, marking a significant career milestone during Hispanic Heritage Month.

Latino representation in Hollywood remains low, with significant potential for economic impact through improved inclusivity.

The Second Judicial District Equal Justice Committee celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, recognizing distinguished individuals and emphasizing community contributions and diversity in the legal profession.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a family-friendly event featuring music, food, and games.

The Lowrider Art Showcase celebrates lowrider culture while honoring Hispanic Heritage Month with art, music, and community activities.

A 13-foot sculpture called 'TOVAR The Chair' by Iván Tovar will be displayed in Times Square during National Hispanic Heritage Month.

Dalia Laurencio expresses pride in celebrating Latina artwork at Doris Freedman Plaza, highlighting Edra Soto's Graft installation for Hispanic Heritage month.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in DC includes cultural festivals, film screenings, and events promoting community engagement and pride.

Library cards provide community members with diverse educational and recreational resources, essential for students returning to school.