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As we approach the final days of Hispanic Heritage Month, let’s continue celebrating and honoring the vibrant cultures, rich histories, and incredible contributions of Hispanic and Latinx communities. Hispanic heritage is a cornerstone of our shared identity, shaping art, music, food, and innovation across the nation. These last 10 days are a reminder to uplift Hispanic voices and ensure that the celebration of heritage continues all year long. Let’s keep the momentum going by promoting inclusion, understanding, and pride in our diverse histories! The HACR - Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility is leading a powerful coalition of allied organizations representing historically underrepresented groups, including Asian Americans, Indigenous Peoples, people with disabilities, women, and Black and Hispanic communities.? Launched in Washington, HACR President and CEO Cid Wilson began a 240+ mile trek from Capitol Hill to Wall Street in New York City’s financial district.?? Our commitment to change is unwavering. This is why we continue to work alongside our incredible partners, such as LatinoJustice PRLDEF, UnidosUS (@WeAreUnidosUS) SER National, MANA A NATIONAL LATINA ORGANIZATION, Dominican Bar Association and HACEto champion #DEI at every level of corporate leadership. Visit WalktoWallStreet.org to learn how you can get involved.?? Let’s stand up for diversity, equity, and inclusion. Together, we can make a difference.? #HACR #DiversityEquityAndInclusion #CaminamosJuntos #Latino #Latine #Latinx #Latina #HispanicHeritageMonth #HispanicHeritageMonth24 #CelebrateHispanicHeritage #InclusionMatters #HispanicVoices #CulturalPride

September 15 to October 15 is celebrated nationwide as National Hispanic Heritage Month. It traditionally honors the cultures and contributions of both Hispanic and Latino Americans. More than 500 years of Hispanic and Latino history and heritage can be found in national parks or shared through National Park Service programs and partners in communities across the country. Hispanic generally refers to a person who is from, or a descendant of someone who is from a Spanish-speaking country. Latino, Latina, Latine, or Latinx, generally refers to a person who is from, or a descendant of someone who is from, a country in Latin America. It is often a personal choice which term is used by an individual. There are a lot of connections between Latino and Hispanic American identity in the US, so National Hispanic American Heritage Month celebrations often include Latino Americans as well. Check out all the history, venues, and accomplishments of Hispanic and Latino/a/x Americans of past and present on the National Park Service Hispanic Heritage Month webpage: https://buff.ly/2SHGcTK #HispanicHeritageMonth #EncuentraTuParque #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth #Culture #Inclusion #DEI #Diversity #HR #InclusionMatters #Workplace #WorkplaceCulture #HispanicHeritageMonth #CelebrateDiversity #LatinxHeritage #CulturalCelebration #HispanicHeritage #LatinoHistory #Inclusivity #LatinoCulture #HeritageAndHistory #HelpingPeopleWorkBetterTogether

With more than 600 million Hispanics worldwide, our influence and impact spans multiple sectors and geographies, driving sustainable and inclusive growth. That is why, during Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate the richness of our roots and the immense value that Hispanic culture brings to the progress of our countries in the economic, cultural and social spheres. This diversity not only enriches our communities, but also the work environment, generating spaces where all voices can be heard. Dow through employee groups like the Hispanic and Latino Network (HLN), we ensure that representation is a priority. The inclusion of diverse perspectives is a key driver of innovation, enabling us to drive a more equitable and prosperous future for all together. Whether it's commemorating our traditions, doing activities that inspire children to value their roots, or recognizing the contributions of Hispanics to the world of science, art, and culture, this month is an opportunity to reflect and connect. How are you commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month in your businesses and personally? #HispanicHeritageMonth #OrgulloHispano #Diversidad #Inclusión #Innovación #Dow #HLN

So much to celebrate this day and everyday! In the words of Dolores Huerta, “Every moment is an organizing opportunity, every person is a potential activist, every minute a chance to change the world.” Remember that you are changing the world with each decision you make. #hispanicheritagemonth #latinasrisinginhr #hhm #humanresources

Recognizing this month is not just about celebrating vibrant traditions; it’s about acknowledging the diverse stories and experiences that have shaped our collective history. It’s an opportunity to learn, to listen, and to embrace the values of inclusion and diversity. Here’s why celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month matters: 1?? Cultural Awareness: Understanding the diverse backgrounds and experiences within Hispanic communities helps foster a more inclusive environment. It allows us to break down stereotypes and build bridges across different cultures. 2?? Representation: Highlighting Hispanic voices, stories, and achievements brings to light the contributions that often go unnoticed. Representation matters, and celebrating these stories inspires future generations. 3?? Community & Unity: This month encourages us to come together to celebrate our shared humanity. By embracing diversity, we strengthen our communities and workplaces, creating a more united and supportive society. 4?? Growth & Learning: Celebrating this month is also about education. It’s a chance to learn about the history, struggles, and achievements of Hispanic individuals and communities, fostering empathy and understanding. Let’s use this month to amplify Hispanic voices, support Hispanic-owned businesses, and engage in meaningful conversations. Together, we can celebrate diversity not just for a month, but as an ongoing commitment to inclusion and understanding. ?Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana! ?? #HispanicHeritageMonth #Diversity #Inclusion #CulturalAwareness #CelebrateDiversity #Community #RepresentationMatters

Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to honor and celebrate the rich culture, history, and contributions of the Hispanic and Latinx community in the United States. But it is also a time to reflect on the challenges we face, particularly the racism and discrimination that have long tried to diminish our power and erase our voices. Throughout history, Hispanics have endured systemic racism, from discriminatory immigration policies to racial profiling and social exclusion. We have been told that we don't belong, that we are less than, or that our heritage somehow makes us "other." Yet, time and again, we have risen above these injustices with resilience and strength. We refuse to let prejudice define us, and we will never allow anyone to bring us down. Our power lies not only in our numbers but in the richness of our diversity, the strength of our communities, and the pride we take in our roots. We are a vital force in shaping this country, contributing to every industry, every cultural movement, and every social change. We are leaders, artists, activists, and innovators. We are the heartbeat of America, and no amount of racism or hatred will silence our voices or diminish our impact. Hispanic Heritage Month is more than just a celebration; it is a reminder of our unshakable power and our unwavering determination to keep pushing forward. We stand tall, united in the face of adversity, and we will continue to rise, ensuring that our stories, our heritage, and our contributions are forever woven into the fabric of this nation. #HispanicHeritageMonth #UnstoppableVoices #LatinxPower #UnitedWeRise #ProudAndResilient #SomosElFuturo #StrongerTogether #NoMoreSilence #CelebratingOurHeritage #BreakingBarriers #OurStoriesMatter #HonoringOurRoots

?? ?? Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: A Legacy of Culture, Strength, and Innovation ?? Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 - Oct. 15) is a time to honor the rich cultural contributions, resilience, and diverse voices that have shaped our communities and industries. From groundbreaking achievements in science and technology to powerful influence in arts, education, and leadership, the Hispanic and Latino community continues to make an indelible mark on society. Real Facts: The observance starts on September 15, coinciding with the independence anniversaries of five Latin American countries: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Mexico and Chile celebrate their independence days shortly after, on September 16 and September 18, respectively. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are over 62 million Hispanics and Latinos in the U.S., making up 18.7% of the population, the largest minority group in the country. ?? "Heritage is more than history; it’s the blueprint for the future. By embracing the contributions of the Hispanic community, we build stronger, more inclusive environments where every culture and story adds value." — Dr. RD Harris As we celebrate this month, let’s continue to amplify Hispanic voices, foster diversity, and work towards equity in every space. #HispanicHeritageMonth #DiversityInAction #LatinoLeaders #CulturalStrength #InclusiveFuture #PurpleSheep #PurpleSheepConsulting #BeThePurpleSheep

?? ?? Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: A Legacy of Culture, Strength, and Innovation ?? Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 - Oct. 15) is a time to honor the rich cultural contributions, resilience, and diverse voices that have shaped our communities and industries. From groundbreaking achievements in science and technology to powerful influence in arts, education, and leadership, the Hispanic and Latino community continues to make an indelible mark on society. Real Facts: The observance starts on September 15, coinciding with the independence anniversaries of five Latin American countries: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Mexico and Chile celebrate their independence days shortly after, on September 16 and September 18, respectively. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are over 62 million Hispanics and Latinos in the U.S., making up 18.7% of the population, the largest minority group in the country. ?? "Heritage is more than history; it’s the blueprint for the future. By embracing the contributions of the Hispanic community, we build stronger, more inclusive environments where every culture and story adds value." — Dr. RD Harris As we celebrate this month, let’s continue to amplify Hispanic voices, foster diversity, and work towards equity in every space. #HispanicHeritageMonth #DiversityInAction #LatinoLeaders #CulturalStrength #InclusiveFuture #PurpleSheep #PurpleSheepConsulting #BeThePurpleSheep

?? Hispanic Heritage Month is upon us! We honor Hispanic and Latinx communities' rich history, culture, and contributions. This year’s theme, “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together,” reflects the resilience, innovation, and unity that define the Hispanic experience. ?? We consistently hear from HR and TA professionals that culture is the foundation of attraction, retention, and success. As we celebrate this month, it’s essential to consider how our workplaces can support and uplift diverse voices. Here are three meaningful ways to observe Hispanic Heritage Month in your organization: 1?? Educate Employees – Help teams understand the historical significance of Hispanic Heritage Month through Lunch and Learns or guest speakers. 2?? Acknowledge Disparities – Reflect on how your organization can address inequalities that still exist for Hispanic Americans. 3?? Recognize Cultural Influence – Celebrate Hispanic culture by supporting local Hispanic businesses or incorporating traditional cultural events. ?? What is your workplace doing to recognize Hispanic Heritage Month? Let’s share ideas and inspire one another! #HispanicHeritageMonth #Diversity #Inclusion #WorkplaceCulture

??Happy National Hispanic Heritage Month?? A new report from the Latino Donor Collaborative reveals that if U.S. Latinos were a standalone economy, they would be the?5th largest in the world! ???? The 2024 Official LDC U.S. Latino GDP Report highlights the immense economic power of the U.S. Latino community, with a GDP of $3.6 trillion. This growth is a testament to the incredible contributions and entrepreneurial spirit of Latinos across the nation. Check out the full report here:?The 2024 Official LDC U.S. Latino GDP Report #LatinoEconomy #EconomicGrowth #DiversityAndInclusion #LatinoPower #Business #Innovation