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"Working toward educational, economic, and social equality for Hispanics in Idaho" Home En Español ICHA en Español Historia de ICHA Perfil Hispano History ICHA History Latino National Leaders Photo Gallery News Latinos in the News Media Newsletter Press Releases Data The Hispanic Profile Data Book for Idaho 6th Edition The Hispanic Profile Data Book for Idaho 5th Edition The Hispanic Profile Data Book for Idaho 4th Edition A New Frontier_rural_charters.pdf Redistricting Idaho Presentation Hispanic Population Statistics by County Idaho Top 10 School Districts with the highest % of Hispanic students Education White Paper Report and the 3 Years Comprehensive Plan Hispanic Buying Power Report Snapshot of Idaho’s Latino Community Hispanic Profile Data Book for Idaho 3rd Edition Hispanic Profile Data Book for Idaho 2nd Edition Hispanic Profile Data Book for Idaho 1st Edition Idaho Partnership for Hispanic Health Report Publications Idaho At A Glance - Hispanic: An Overview Idaho At A Glance - Hispanic: Labor Force & Economy Idaho At A Glance - Hispanic: Education Idaho At A Glance - Hispanic Health UIdaho Dairy Report Community Level Impacts Commission Board Commissioners Agendas Boards Strategic Plan Education Conferences Registrations HYLS - School Registration HYLS - Scholarships Application HYLS - Abstracts Form HYLS - Exhibitors Form ICHA - 2nd Hispanic/American Indian Health Conference Healthcare Conference - Exhibitors Form Healthcare Conference - Roundtable Form Idaho Law Enforcement Conference Latinx Youth & Parents Retreat Reunion Comunitaria ICHA’s Staff Calendar Resources Job Postings Hispanic Demographic Contact Us Idaho Office of Emergency Management COVID-19 RECURSOS EN LA COMUNIDAD ID Real de Idaho Octubre 2021 Alertas Preparedness 2021 The Hispanic Profile Data Book for Idaho, 5th EditionThe Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs has moved! We are now in Suite 204. Brad Little, Governor Message from the Governor: Hispanic Idahoans play an integral role in our success as a state. They contribute to our economy, enrich our culture, strengthen our communities, and bolster Idaho’s reputation for strong family values. I want to thank the Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs for connecting our Hispanic population with resources to advance education and employment opportunities, and especially for its work in encouraging our Hispanic youth to take on leadership positions in their communities. As Idaho’s Hispanic population continues to grow, the work of the commission will become even more important. I envision Idaho to be the place where our children and grandchildren choose to stay, and for the ones who have left to choose to return. The contributions of Idaho Hispanics – and the commission as a voice – help us reach that goal. As Always - Idaho, "Esto Perpetua" Brad Little Mission Statement: The Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs is a non-partisan state agency. Providing services to the Hispanic Community and serving as a liaison between the community and government entities. Working toward economic, educational, and social equality, the Commission identifies and monitors programs and legislation, and research problems and issues facing Idaho’s Hispanic community. The Commission identifies solutions and provides recommendations to the governor, legislature, and other organizations concerning issues facing the State’s Hispanic population. Vision Statement: To be seen as a state agency that is a catalyst in providing focus, leadership and advocacy leading to self-reliance for Idaho’s Hispanic population. Operating Philosophy: The Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs believes in teamwork, open communication, and professionalism in serving the Hispanic population. To contact us: 2399 S. Orchard Street, Suite 204 Boise, ID 83705-3794 (208) 334-3776 Copyright © 2011, ICHA. All rights reserved. Cybersecurity Awareness An Equal Opportunity...