Nebraska Commission on LatinoAmericans

The Nebraska Commission on LatinoAmericans is a small government entity based in Lincoln, Nebraska. With a staff of five employees, the commission is dedicated to bridging the gap between the Nebraska state government and the Hispanic/Latino community. The commission works to empower the Hispanic/Latino community by addressing challenges related to education, social, political, and economic opportunities within the state. They strive to achieve this through a proactive approach to policy and outreach, working to ensure equitable access to resources and support for all members of the community. The Nebraska Commission on LatinoAmericans distinguishes itself through its commitment to serving as a direct link between the state government and the Hispanic/Latino community. Their focus on proactive engagement and empowerment sets them apart as a dedicated advocate for the needs and interests of this diverse population. For more information about the Nebraska Commission on LatinoAmericans and their initiatives, please visit their website at latinoac.nebraska.gov.