Idaho Commission On Hispanic Affairs
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The Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs operates as a non-partisan state agency focused on supporting the Hispanic community and acting as a bridge between this community and government institutions. The Commission strives for economic, educational, and social equality by identifying and assessing programs and legislation, as well as researching the challenges faced by Idaho's Hispanic population. It proposes solutions and offers recommendations to the governor, legislature, and various organizations regarding issues affecting the Hispanic community in the state. The vision is to be recognized as a state agency that fosters focus, leadership, and advocacy, promoting self-sufficiency among Idaho's Hispanic residents. The agency values teamwork, open communication, and professionalism in its mission. Services are available in both English and Spanish.
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Boise, Idaho
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