Advocacy
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Since its inception in 1939 to the present, the Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has advocated for economic development and public policy that enable Hispanic-owned and other minority businesses to grow and thrive. In addition to the public policy priorities herein, the GDHCC is committed to continuing to advocate for economic development and public policy at the federal, state and local levels that best serve Hispanic and other D/MBE/HUBs. Please see below for the GDHCC's 2021-2022 Public Policy Agenda, which includes all 16 of our public policy priorities as recommended by the 2020 GDHCC Public Policy Workgroup, and approved by the GDHCC Board of Directors. For questions regarding the Public Policy Agenda or GDHCC advocacy in general, please send an email to Diana@gdhcc.com. 
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Recent gdhcc and partner Advocacy efforts
6/15/2020 Commitment from dallas business leaders to build a more inclusive community |
6/4/2020 Statement from NBIC Consortium and Affiliates |
5/19/2020 Letter from texas Hispanic chambers to Senators Cornyn and Cruz |
5/7/2020 Uscc coalition letter to u.s. congress regarding cares act funding |
4/22/2020 Letter from ushcc and texas Hispanic chambers to governor abbott |
4/21/2020 letter to SBA Administrator and us treasury secretary |
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