Honoring Hispanic and Latin Culture: Learning about their Heritage and Contributions in Massachusetts

Nov. 10Basic Black: Hispanic and Latin CultureThere are more than 800,000 Latinos who call Massachusetts their home. Some reports estimate the number is much higher.  But, as we recognize the history and contributions in art, music, food, and entrepreneurship, we cannot overlook on going socioeconomic issues – from housing to putting food on the table for their families.  Friday’s episode will discuss the issues, concerns, and opportunities in the Hispanic and Latino community.Panelists:Dr. Celina Miranda, Executive Director of the Hyde Square Task Force.Dr. Lorna Rivera, Director of the Mauricio Gastón Institute for Latino Community Development & Public Policy at U-Mass Boston.Beyazmin Jimenez, Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Culture at Northeastern University.Betty Francisco, C-E-O of Boston Impact Initiative AND Co-Founder of Amplify Latin X.Kristen Pope hosts.