Kansas Hispanic & Latino American Affairs Commission

Kansas Hispanic & Latino American Affairs Commission KHLAAC is non-partisan. The Kansas Hispanic & Latino American Affairs Commission (KHLAAC) is proud to be a part of the Governor’s office.

The Commission is a seven member body appointed by political leaders in Kansas, and serves as a liaison for the Kansas Hispanic & Latino Community and the Office of the Governor. It is supported by a team of advisors from various industry sectors. KHLAAC addresses public policy concerns primarily in the areas related to education, health, and business. The Commission works closely with the Kansas

Hispanic & Latino American Legislative Caucus as well as other state agencies in order to improve the lives of all Kansans.

Welterweight champion Victor Ortiz autographed two boxing gloves and Gov. Sam Brownback signed an executive order honori...
05/10/2011

Welterweight champion Victor Ortiz autographed two boxing gloves and Gov. Sam Brownback signed an executive order honoring the Garden City native who found sports glory.
Ortiz, who won the World Boxing Council's title in April, was at the Statehouse on Tuesday for a ceremony marking the governor's proclamation declaring Victor Ortiz Day.

05/09/2011

The Hispanic Bar Association and AILA
Invite you to The Regional & Informative Workshop for American Citizenship
Saturday, May 21
Time: 9:00 am-4 pm
For more information: 913-677-0100

YWCA Stand up Against Racism Event
05/02/2011

YWCA Stand up Against Racism Event

The Kansas City Mexican Consulate will be at 308 West Elm in Salina, KSMay 21 & 22 at the Community Learning Center.
04/27/2011

The Kansas City Mexican Consulate will be at 308 West Elm in Salina, KS
May 21 & 22 at the Community Learning Center.

04/26/2011

JOIN IN THE STAND AGAINST RACISM
THIS FRIDAY, April 29, 2011
Topeka State Capitol, South Steps
Starts at Noon

Chat and Chew immediately following
London’s, 115 SE 6th (former Hillmer’s)
Topic: Words count - Using racially insensitive language
*Lunch, dessert and beverages will be served until 2:30pm $7-$10 (cash only)*
**10% of the proceeds will be donated back to the YWCA RACE committee**

Tonya Lewis "Crisis in the Crib" presentation on Infant Mortality in Topeka, KS
04/25/2011

Tonya Lewis "Crisis in the Crib" presentation on Infant Mortality in Topeka, KS

04/19/2011

The KHLAAC Quarterly Meeting for April 21, 2011 has been cancelled.

04/15/2011

KHLAAC Quarterly Meeting will be April 21, 2011
12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Kansas City Kansas Community College (KCKCC) located at 7250 State Avenue, Kansas City, KS.
The meeting is open to the public.

04/06/2011

Please Join Us!

Thursday, April 21st at 6:00 p.m.

With Special Guest, Tonya Lewis Lee for a presentation on infant mortality in the
United States and the local picture in Shawnee County.

The evening will include Tonya Lewis Lee’s documentary “Crisis in the Crib” and a panel Q&A about the local situation on infant mortality.

Address- Brown Foundation, 1515 SE Monroe in Topeka, KS.

03/23/2011

TOPEKA — In what could be a fatal blow, the Kansas House this morning refused to breathe new life into an immigration bill patterned after a controversial Arizona law.

03/23/2011

The Kansas House has refused to schedule a debate on HB 2372.
The vote Wednesday was 84-40 against pulling the measure from the House Judiciary Committee, where it has been tabled.

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