First Annual Community Health Worker Forum
First Annual Forum of Community Health Workers in North Carolina and Graduation of Educational Programs of El Centro Hispano. More than 130 Community health workers, and another 30 advocates, […]
Read moreFirst Annual Forum of Community Health Workers in North Carolina and Graduation of Educational Programs of El Centro Hispano. More than 130 Community health workers, and another 30 advocates, […]
Read moreOur Wake County Youth Summer Program concluded today! For two weeks, we were at the Fiesta Cristiana Church in Apex, working with 17 youth. We used the UnidosUS CASA […]
Read moreEngaging with lawmakers and legislators is an essential part of advocating for community needs and promoting positive change. Recently, our organization had the privilege of meeting with representatives and […]
Read moreVenezuela is one of the world’s most beautiful countries, filled with waterfalls, rainforests, gorgeous cities, and incredible beaches. Yet it has become increasingly more difficult to survive daily there. The […]
Read moreI am honored to announce that El Centro Hispano’s Jóvenes Líderes en Acción program was recognized during the Durham Youth Mentoring Month Proclamation. Created in 2002 by the Harvard […]
Read moreDeferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was enacted to respond to the needs of the Dreamers – a young activist community fighting for a path to citizenship. The Obama […]
Read moreCarrboro.- El Centro Hispano and its sponsors are proud to announce the 21st Anniversary Gala of its LGBTQ+ programs. The event will be held in Carrboro Century Center on […]
Read moreEnlace Latino NC and El Centro Hispano invite the community to participate in their second non-partisan and bilingual forum with Raleigh Mayor candidates, incumbent mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin, Dr. Terrance […]
Read moreOn Wednesday, September 7, a nonpartisan community forum will be held with the two Wake County Sheriff’s candidates. The forum, organized by Enlace Latino NC and El Centro Hispano, […]
Read moreFor the first time in two years after the Covid-19 Pandemic the Governor’s Advisory Council on Hispanic/Latino Affairs will meet in person and registration has reached capacity. If you […]
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