On May 14, El Centro Hispano co-hosted a powerful roundtable with UnidosUS, the nation’s largest Latino civil rights and advocacy organization—and one of our valued partners and affiliate organizations. This nonpartisan 501(c)(3) event was part of a broader effort to uplift community voices and ensure they are informed. The event featured a presentation of poll...|
Our Community Health Workers (CHWs) joined a powerful day of advocacy at the North Carolina General Assembly, an event organized by the North Carolina Community Health Worker Association. It was an inspiring moment as CHWs from across the state came together to uplift the voices of our communities and speak directly with legislators’ offices about...|
This year, we proudly celebrate a decade of impact through the Center for Employment & Leadership (CEL)—ten years of connecting dreams with opportunity, workers with resources, and community with empowerment. Since its founding, CEL has served as a safe and trusted bridge between workers and employers. It has not only promoted access to dignified employment but also nurtured the growth of...|
In honor of National Decision Day, our students from the Jóvenes Líderes en Acción (JLA) program marked the occasion in a truly memorable way—with a special visit to the historic campus of North Carolina A&T State University (NC A&T) in Greensboro. As part of the Escalera Project, in collaboration with UnidosUS, the JLA program supports Latino youth in preparing for college,...|
El Centro Hispano Offers Free Tax Preparation Services: Schedule Your Appointment Today! At El Centro Hispano, we’re proud to offer the VITA program, a free basic tax preparation service available at our Raleigh and Carrboro offices. This service is designed for people who generally make $67,000 or less, persons with disabilities, and limited English-speaking taxpayers. Whether you need help filing your taxes or...|
We proudly kicked off the first Mapuche Weaving class at the United Church of Chapel Hill, marking the beginning of a new journey into the rich traditions of Indigenous craftsmanship. The Mapuche weaving technique is an ancestral art form passed down through generations by the Indigenous peoples of Patagonia. More than just a craft, it is a symbol of resilience, identity, and...|
El Centro Hispano proudly joins the Town of Carrboro in recognizing March 8, 2025, as International Women’s Day. During the Carrboro Town Council Meeting on March 4, 2025, Mayor Barbara Foushee officially proclaimed this important day, urging all residents to celebrate the achievements of women, raise awareness about gender-based violence, and advocate for policies that...|
At El Centro Hispano, we proudly came together with the courageous women of our community and participants of our programs to commemorate International Women’s Day. This special gathering allowed us to reflect on the progress made toward gender equity and the challenges that still lie ahead. Honoring Leadership and Strength We were honored to have the...|
We had another successful CPR training at El Centro Hispano’s offices in Durham! Participants had the opportunity to learn essential lifesaving techniques, ensuring they are prepared to act in an emergency. Did you know? CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival if performed immediately after cardiac arrest. That’s why knowing this skill...|
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