Empowered to Lead:

Amplifying Her Impact in STEM

For many in our network, Hispanic Access has been that spark like Annais Martinez's. Through powerful relationships and shared purpose, we’re creating space for Latino leaders to rise, protect our environment, and shape a more just future.

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Rooted in Legacy:

Honoring César Chávez and Farmworkers

Antonio Gallardo, a recent MANO Project alum, now works as an archival assistant for the National Chavez Center after his internship at Cesar Chavez National Monument. His story is a testament to the power of education and honoring our roots.

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Pastor Alvaro Gamez: A Journey

of Faith, Leadership, and Advocacy

Pastor Alvaro Gamez’s journey is one of faith, leadership, and service. Through Hispanic Access’ Por la Creación Faith-based Alliance, he is mentoring youth, advocating for public land access, and proving that faith opens doors we never imagined possible.

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Walking in Faith:

Leadership Growth and Community Impact

Through our Hispanic Leadership Network program, Pastor Jose Guardado gained vital insights on empathy, self-care, and community engagement, elevating his leadership to new heights.

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An Organization's Mission

to Empower the Next Generation

Conservation Opportunity, with support from Hispanic Access' Community Navigator program, recently achieved a major milestone. The organization secured a $50,000 federal grant from the U.S. Forest Service.

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Establishing Access

Hispanic Access Foundation helps Latinos throughout the nation access opportunities that help improve their lives, communities and the nation as a whole.

Developing Leaders

Through trainings, events, information and support, Hispanic Access helps leaders strengthen their capabilities and position them to have a lasting impact on their communities.

Elevating Voices

Whether connecting Latinos with decision makers or media, ensuring their voices are heard is critical to creating change, guaranteeing equity and preserving cultural heritage.

Underrepresented Areas

While there are many areas where the Latino perspective is underrepresented, Hispanic Access promotes equity and responsibility in various aspects of their lives.

Spotlight Story 18 June 2025
From Passion to Action: How This Toolkit Helped Zlatka Rebolledo Sánchez Connect with Her Community and the Ocean
What started as a collaboration turned into a powerful journey of learning and connection. As Rebolledo Sánchez first…
News Releases 13 June 2025
Hispanic Access Foundation Opposes the Public Lands Sell-Off in Budget Reconciliation Bill
On June 11, Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) released the Energy and Natural Resources Committee’s budget reconciliation text, which…
News Releases 12 June 2025
Hispanic Access Foundation’s Statement on Ocean Protection Rollbacks in 2025 Budget Reconciliation Bill
On May 22, 2025, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the 2025 budget reconciliation bill, which includes the…

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MANO Project
The core purpose for the MANO Project (My Access to Network Opportunities) is to connect, build and develop…
Conservation
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Hispanic Leadership Network
The Hispanic Leadership Network is a five-year program funded by the Lilly Endowment to develop a mentoring and…

Blog 13 February 2025
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