This theme represents the "spirit of innovation, resilience, and unity that define the Hispanic experience". The theme also expresses values, optimism, and the understanding that Latinos can and will do everything.
National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated annually from September 15 to October 15 to recognize and uplift the contributions of those of Hispanic descent and celebrate Hispanic culture. This year’s celebration is centered around driving prosperity, power and progress, recognizing the diversity amongst the Hispanic population, while working to build prosperous and healthy communities.
Ohio University proudly recognizes National Hispanic Heritage Month through education, programming, and celebration. We aim to uplift those of Hispanic heritage within our community throughout the monthlong celebration and yearlong.
Date: Sunday, September 15, 2024
Join us for the Make Respect Visible Hispanic Heritage Month Kick-off on South Green’s South Beach, located in front of the “Front Four” residence halls. Celebrate Hispanic culture with music, food, and activities that honor the rich heritage and contributions of the Hispanic community.
Date: October 3-6
Collaboration with University Libraries for book readings and film offerings
Date: Every Wednesday
Join others to talk together in Spanish.
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we invited members of our OHIO community to share what their Hispanic identity means to them.
Read some spotlights on members of the OHIO community with Hispanic backgrounds:
The Division of Diversity and Inclusion would like to thank Hispanic Heritage Month committee members for their contributions — including their time and energy — that ensure a meaningful experience. If you have ideas for events or resources, please reach out to a committee member.
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