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Washington State CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates)
Be a powerful voice for a Hispanic child!
Be a powerful voice for abused and neglected Hispanic children. Are you concerned about ensuring that abused Hispanic children have their cultural needs understood and respected? Be a CASA volunteer. Visit www.wacasa.org or call 1-800-530-0045.
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Washington State Coalition for Language Access (WASCLA)
WASCLA, or the Washington State Coalition for Language Access, is an organization consisting of legal professionals, advocates, law enforcement personnel, interpreters/translators, and court personnel who are dedicated to assisting state and local agencies within the State of Washington to understand and comply with their obligations under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Office of the Education Ombudsman
The Office of the Education Ombudsman (OEO) resolves complaints, disputes, and problems between families and Washington State elementary and secondary public schools in all areas that affect student learning.
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Everett Public School District
Our mission is to inspire, educate, motivate, and prepare each student to achieve to high standards, contribute to our community, and thrive in a global society.
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The Latino/a Educational Achievement Project (LEAP) Our Mission: Improve academic achievement of Latino/students in Washington state
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Latino Community Fund
 We invest in the Latino community to cultivate new leaders, support effective non-profit organizations, and improve the quality of life for all Washingtonians.
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Esparza Plus
 More than 60-years of experience is the foundation for versatile and cost-effective communication services & access to the growing Latino/Hispanic market of the Northwest.
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State Farm
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US Hispanic Leadership Institute
 A national Chicago-based that promotes education, civic participation, and leadership development for Latinos and other similarly disenfranchised groups.
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National Association of Latino Elected/Appointed Officials  The nation's leading nonprofit organization that facilitates the full participation of Latinos in the American political process, from citizenship to public service.
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Hispanic Roundtable
 The mission of the Hispanic Roundtable is to strengthen the Latino community by supporting and promoting our member agencies and by serving as an educational, cultural, economic, and service agency resource.
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Department of Revenue of Washington State
Department of Revenue employees are committed to an exceptional level of service.
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Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
 (OSPI) is the primary agency charged with overseeing K-12 public education in Washington state.
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Washington State Department of Financial Institutions  The Washington State Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) regulates and examines a variety of state chartered financial services.
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WSU Conectándote
 The radio show WSU Conectándote was initially launched at Washington State University (WSU), because the university wanted to help the Latin Community accomplish its educational goals and ultimately, improve the quality of life for this community.
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John Fraire
A published playwright, former executive director of the New Latino Visions Theatre Company in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and a Washington State Arts Commissioner.
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Wednesday, 22 May 2013
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What's New |
CHA Community Award Presented annually to an individual for his/her outstanding achievement and meaningful service to the Hispanic/Latino community.
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Find out the latest news from the governor's office, learn about legislative priorities, boards & commissions, and get updates from Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, and YouTube.
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The Commission is seeking volunteer interns. Interns would have the following responsibilities:
*Research and track legislative bills, assist in general office administration and coordinate Commission meetings.
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Migrant and Bilingual Education Programs
All children in Washington State have the right to a public education, grades kindergarten to 12, up through age 21. Students may qualify for additional support through the Migrant or Bilingual Education Programs if:
A language other than English is spoken at home.
The family has recently moved for agriculture or fishing work.
Visit the program website
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Become an advocate for Washington's Hispanic Communities, your tax deductible contribution will support our advocacy work in the following areas:
- CHA's Spanish Language Outreach Radio Program, "Conozca su Gobierno con Uriel Iñiguez - Washington State Latino/Hispanic Assessment Report - Leading Change Through Advocacy
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Leading Change Through Advocacy Through a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and partnerships with community organizations throughout the state,
CHA successfully completed parent education trainings to empower Latino parents to participate in their children's education.
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