Celebrate diversity and inclusion with a meaningful team activity that highlights the vibrant contributions of Hispanic and Latino cultures in the workplace.
National Hispanic Heritage Day stems from Hispanic Heritage Month, which began in 1968 under President Lyndon B. Johnson. It celebrates the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic Americans. The observance honors over 500 years of Hispanic influence in the Americas.
Hispanic Heritage Day highlights the important cultural, economic, and social contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. It fosters a deeper understanding of the diverse traditions within these communities. Celebrating it at work encourages cultural awareness and inclusivity.
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We picked experiences that support LatinX small business owners or use ingredients and themes that originate in Hispanic and Latino communities.