Hi all,

Below is short social amplifying the Hispanic Access Foundation’s statement in support of the International Climate Accountability Act. Please use the guidance below to amplify the fact that recent climate action in the House and Senate is a critical first step in protecting Latino communities from climate change impacts.  As always, feel free to adjust this guidance to fit your organization’s communication standards. Let me know if you have any questions!

Best,

Hannah Savaso

TWITTER:

• .@HispanicAccess President and CEO @maitearcedc makes it clear that bold climate legislation in the House and Senate are “critical” first steps in addressing climate change impacts that disproportionately put Latino communities at risk. #ActOnClimate https://hispanicaccess.org/news-resources/news-releases/item/752-climate-action-now-act-introduced-in-the-house-would-benefit-latino-communities
• Latino communities are disproportionately suffering from the negative health and economic impacts of climate change. The International Climate Accountability Act is an important first step in righting this wrong. (via @HispanicAccess) #ActOnClimate https://hispanicaccess.org/news-resources/news-releases/item/752-climate-action-now-act-introduced-in-the-house-would-benefit-latino-communities
• “It is time we take the health of our children, communities, and economy seriously. Latinos understand this urgency and overwhelmingly want climate action.” – @HispanicAccess Director of Conservation Programs Chela Garcia #ActOnClimate https://hispanicaccess.org/news-resources/news-releases/item/752-climate-action-now-act-introduced-in-the-house-would-benefit-latino-communities
• “It is time to act now and address the devastating effects of climate change for present and future generations.” – @HispanicAccess in support of recent, bold legislation to #ActOnClimate in the House and Senate https://hispanicaccess.org/news-resources/news-releases/item/752-climate-action-now-act-introduced-in-the-house-would-benefit-latino-communities

FACEBOOK:

• [TAG] Hispanic Access Foundation President and CEO Maite Arce makes it clear that bold climate legislation in the House and Senate are “critical” first steps in addressing climate change impacts that disproportionately put Latino communities at risk. #ActOnClimate https://hispanicaccess.org/news-resources/news-releases/item/752-climate-action-now-act-introduced-in-the-house-would-benefit-latino-communities
• “It is time we take the health of our children, communities, and economy seriously. Latinos understand this urgency and overwhelmingly want climate action.” – [TAG] Hispanic Access Foundation Director of Conservation Programs Chela Garcia #ActOnClimate https://hispanicaccess.org/news-resources/news-release