INDIANAPOLIS—Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales hosted a Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration event at the Indiana Statehouse. The event honored and celebrated the rich contributions and achievements of Indiana’s Hispanic and Latino communities.
This event is historic as it is the first time a Latino statewide elected official in Indiana has held a Hispanic Heritage Month Reception at the Indiana Statehouse.
Community leaders, business owners, educators, state officials, and families from across Indiana were in attendance, all gathered to honor the contributions of Hispanic Hoosiers. This event featured inspiring speeches, award presentations, and traditional performances showcasing Hispanic culture’s vibrant heritage.
During the reception, Secretary Morales thanked the Hispanic community for its continuous impact on the state’s economy, culture, and spirit. Several Hispanic community leaders took the stage to share their stories of success, resilience, and hope, offering a powerful testament to the future of Hispanic leadership in the state.
As a proud Hispanic who legally immigrated to America, Secretary Morales shared his story and spoke about the values of hard work, service, and achieving the American Dream.
“It is a true honor to recognize all the individuals who, through their efforts, remind us of the values that make Indiana strong. Hispanic Hoosiers are the driving force of many industries, innovators in business and the arts, and champions of family values. Our heritage enriches us, and it is my privilege to host this historic event to reflect our history and vision for the future throughout our Hoosier Hispanic communities,” said Diego Morales Indiana Secretary of State.
This event was a part of the ongoing celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, which concludes on October 15th. Pictures are attached and available for use.
