September 15, 2022 - Harrisburg, PA
The Pennsylvania Governor's Advisory Commission on Latino Affairs (GACLA) and the Interagency Planning Committee kicked-off Hispanic Heritage Month with a multi-agency celebration in the Main Capitol Building Rotunda in Harrisburg.This year's theme for Hispanic Heritage Month is "Unidos: Inclusivity for a Stronger Nation." The theme encourages us as a nation to ensure that all voices are represented and welcomed to help us build stronger communities and a stronger nation. The 2022 Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration is coordinated by GACLA and supported by various state agencies."The Wolf Administration has dedicated itself to embracing the idea that inclusion, understanding and acceptance are the foundation that we must build upon to unite the commonwealth's communities and make them stronger," said Luz B. Coln, executive director, GACLA. "As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage, we must remember that contributions of the Hispanic culture and all cultures, are truly what make our state's and nation's history rich and our communities vibrant."Speakers Include:Executive Director Luz B. ColonSinger Alex MorenoGACLA Chairwoman Teresa DonatePastor Angel CorreaChief Diversity Officer Norman Bristol ColonEEO Officer Wesley AlexanderDepartment of Aging Secretary Robert TorresDepartment of General Services Acting Secretary Joe LeeState Representative Danilo BurgosEEO Director Jacqueline Jackson-DeGarciaDepartment of Education Acting Secretary Eric Hagarty
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