Title: Hispanic Heritage Month: The History, Importance and Ways to Celebrate | Entertainment Tonight
Headings: Hispanic Heritage Month: The History, Importance and Ways to Celebrate
Hispanic Heritage Month: The History, Importance and Ways to Celebrate
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Content: And so, while discussions about how and whether the term “Hispanic” should be used will continue, the goal of uplifting the contributions of a vibrant Hispanic/Latino/Latinx community and making sure they’re widely recognized in schools, in history books, and in popular culture need not go away. VotoLatino.org
HOW TO SUPPORT
If these past few months have made you want to be even more politically involved, look no further than the following organizations. You may want to support them year-round but the weeks leading into the election are as great a time to find ways of further making your voice heard. Voto Latino
For the past 15 years, this grassroots political organization has focused on educating and empowering a new generation of Latinx voters, all the while creating a more robust and inclusive democracy. They’re committed to getting 500,000 new voter registrations before the election. National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ)
This Washington, D.C.-based group was established in 1984 and has dedicated itself to the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry. Any budding journalist should be keeping an eye on NAHJ’s work year-round. The National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP)
This national organization is committed to addressing the professional needs of Latinx content creators. With an annual conference that brings creators and producers as well as plenty of incubators and media markets that help broaden their network, NALIP's mission is to promote, advance and advocate for Latino content creators across media. United We Dream
Self-described as the largest immigrant youth-led community in the country, United We Dream's mission is to empower undocumented immigrants.