Hispanic employment program managers

The U. Department of Veterans Affairs VA proudly leads the effort to build a diverse workforce and cultivate an inclusive work environment. The VA Hispanic Employment Program HEP is designed to create plans to address potential and validated discriminatory and inequitable practices in hiring and employment and ensure full participation of Hispanics in VA's workforce by implementing plans to eliminate adverse data trends at all levels of the agency. See 29 Code of Federal Regulation, Part Please visit the following:.

Program Contact Ms. Veterans Crisis Line: Press 1. Complete Directory. If you are in crisis or having thoughts of suicide, visit VeteransCrisisLine. Attention A T users. To access the combo box on this page please perform the following steps. Press the alt key and then the down arrow.

Use the up and down arrows to navigate this combo box. Press enter on the item you wish to view. This will take you to the page listed. By being resilient and holding on to hope, our Hispanic ancestors were successful in achieving their goals and bringing major contributions to our nation.

In the poster, the year is the boundary that leaves behind the challenges that Hispanics had to face — PAST — and also builds on their successes for new generations to continue being resilient and look with optimism towards the — FUTURE —. The larger size of those who came before us figures in the bottom section of the poster symbolizes their legacy and our admiration for them.

From our very own ancestors, to artists, doctors, authors, teachers, and engineers, among many others, these Hispanic heroes are all looking out towards the future within the poster, in hopes of a better tomorrow.

They are a constant reminder that no matter what obstacles we face, we must always keep our eyes on the horizon to keep moving forward, just as they did. The top section of the poster FUTURE , represents an ascending path to signify the effort needed to fuel our resilience. Though our path may be very different than those that came before us, and though it will not be one straight line, we can overcome anything by holding on to hope Esperanza.

The year in particular, faces the unique challenge of overcoming the COVID pandemic together, even while at a distance. Through times of volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity, we are all stronger together. In this portrait, we can appreciate a hand that raises the flags of Hispanics together with people of different ethnicities looking towards a majestic rainbow that represents Hope.

The greatness of America can be measured by the collective contributions of its citizens past and present, and our future will be measured by our ability to uphold and instill unto others our most valuable assets: our shared culture, history, knowledge, and sense of community. As Hispanics, taking pride in the accomplishments and achievements of our mentors and our ancestors brings into focus the endless possibilities available to us today and boosts our capacity for embracing the future.

This is our infinite cycle.