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LATINOS IN HERITAGE CONSERVATION
WHAT WE DO
Our
Key
Initiatives
Our
Impact
LHC's growth in Social Media Reach per platform in 2025:
2,5K
FOLLOWERS
3,5KFOLLOWERS
3K
FOLLOWERS
LHC's number of presentations & states presented in
45
Total stories recorded for Abuela's project
7 published multimedia stories mapped
700 photographs
17 oral historieS
9 families archived
26 stories reached
Abuelas Project
The Abuelas Project, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation, is the people's archive. Our goal is to protect, amplify and center Latinx stories and history. We use online mapping as a tool where people can share their own memories, places, and experiences, helping build a people’s record of Latinx heritage.
Latinx Preservation Toolkit
The Latinx Preservation Toolkit is a how-to guide that ensures equal access to information on historic preservation and empowers Latinx communities to preserve, celebrate contributions, and tell their own stories.
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program is the first-of-its-kind grant program exclusively dedicated to funding Latinx heritage and historic preservation projects, while empowering grassroots, Latinx-focused nonprofit organizations and community groups working tirelessly to protect and uplift Latinx history and cultural contributions across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Endangered Latinx Landmarks
The Endangered Latinx Landmarks program, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation (LHC), is dedicated to identifying, prioritizing, and protecting Latinx heritage sites across the United States that are under immediate threat, by inviting individuals and communities to nominate at-risk Latinx heritage sites in the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Semilla Scholars Fellowship Program
Latinos in Heritage Conservation's Semilla Scholars are graduate-level fellows who support The Abuelas Project, The Latinx Preservation Toolkit, and the Most Endangered Latinx Landmarks.
Abuelas Project
The Abuelas Project, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation, is the people's archive. Our goal is to protect, amplify and center Latinx stories and history. We use online mapping as a tool where people can share their own memories, places, and experiences, helping build a people’s record of Latinx heritage.
Latinx Preservation Toolkit
The Latinx Preservation Toolkit is a how-to guide that ensures equal access to information on historic preservation and empowers Latinx communities to preserve, celebrate contributions, and tell their own stories.
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program is the first-of-its-kind grant program exclusively dedicated to funding Latinx heritage and historic preservation projects, while empowering grassroots, Latinx-focused nonprofit organizations and community groups working tirelessly to protect and uplift Latinx history and cultural contributions across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Endangered Latinx Landmarks
The Endangered Latinx Landmarks program, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation (LHC), is dedicated to identifying, prioritizing, and protecting Latinx heritage sites across the United States that are under immediate threat, by inviting individuals and communities to nominate at-risk Latinx heritage sites in the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Semilla Scholars Fellowship Program
Latinos in Heritage Conservation's Semilla Scholars are graduate-level fellows who support The Abuelas Project, The Latinx Preservation Toolkit, and the Most Endangered Latinx Landmarks.
Abuelas Project
The Abuelas Project, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation, is the people's archive. Our goal is to protect, amplify and center Latinx stories and history. We use online mapping as a tool where people can share their own memories, places, and experiences, helping build a people’s record of Latinx heritage.
Latinx Preservation Toolkit
The Latinx Preservation Toolkit is a how-to guide that ensures equal access to information on historic preservation and empowers Latinx communities to preserve, celebrate contributions, and tell their own stories.
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program is the first-of-its-kind grant program exclusively dedicated to funding Latinx heritage and historic preservation projects, while empowering grassroots, Latinx-focused nonprofit organizations and community groups working tirelessly to protect and uplift Latinx history and cultural contributions across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Endangered Latinx Landmarks
The Endangered Latinx Landmarks program, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation (LHC), is dedicated to identifying, prioritizing, and protecting Latinx heritage sites across the United States that are under immediate threat, by inviting individuals and communities to nominate at-risk Latinx heritage sites in the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Semilla Scholars Fellowship Program
Latinos in Heritage Conservation's Semilla Scholars are graduate-level fellows who support The Abuelas Project, The Latinx Preservation Toolkit, and the Most Endangered Latinx Landmarks.
Abuelas Project
The Abuelas Project, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation, is the people's archive. Our goal is to protect, amplify and center Latinx stories and history. We use online mapping as a tool where people can share their own memories, places, and experiences, helping build a people’s record of Latinx heritage.
Latinx Preservation Toolkit
The Latinx Preservation Toolkit is a how-to guide that ensures equal access to information on historic preservation and empowers Latinx communities to preserve, celebrate contributions, and tell their own stories.
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program is the first-of-its-kind grant program exclusively dedicated to funding Latinx heritage and historic preservation projects, while empowering grassroots, Latinx-focused nonprofit organizations and community groups working tirelessly to protect and uplift Latinx history and cultural contributions across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Endangered Latinx Landmarks
The Endangered Latinx Landmarks program, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation (LHC), is dedicated to identifying, prioritizing, and protecting Latinx heritage sites across the United States that are under immediate threat, by inviting individuals and communities to nominate at-risk Latinx heritage sites in the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Semilla Scholars Fellowship Program
Latinos in Heritage Conservation's Semilla Scholars are graduate-level fellows who support The Abuelas Project, The Latinx Preservation Toolkit, and the Most Endangered Latinx Landmarks.
Abuelas Project
The Abuelas Project, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation, is the people's archive. Our goal is to protect, amplify and center Latinx stories and history. We use online mapping as a tool where people can share their own memories, places, and experiences, helping build a people’s record of Latinx heritage.
Latinx Preservation Toolkit
The Latinx Preservation Toolkit is a how-to guide that ensures equal access to information on historic preservation and empowers Latinx communities to preserve, celebrate contributions, and tell their own stories.
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program is the first-of-its-kind grant program exclusively dedicated to funding Latinx heritage and historic preservation projects, while empowering grassroots, Latinx-focused nonprofit organizations and community groups working tirelessly to protect and uplift Latinx history and cultural contributions across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Endangered Latinx Landmarks
The Endangered Latinx Landmarks program, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation (LHC), is dedicated to identifying, prioritizing, and protecting Latinx heritage sites across the United States that are under immediate threat, by inviting individuals and communities to nominate at-risk Latinx heritage sites in the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Semilla Scholars Fellowship Program
Latinos in Heritage Conservation's Semilla Scholars are graduate-level fellows who support The Abuelas Project, The Latinx Preservation Toolkit, and the Most Endangered Latinx Landmarks.
Abuelas Project
The Abuelas Project, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation, is the people's archive. Our goal is to protect, amplify and center Latinx stories and history. We use online mapping as a tool where people can share their own memories, places, and experiences, helping build a people’s record of Latinx heritage.
Latinx Preservation Toolkit
The Latinx Preservation Toolkit is a how-to guide that ensures equal access to information on historic preservation and empowers Latinx communities to preserve, celebrate contributions, and tell their own stories.
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program
Nuestra Herencia Grant Program is the first-of-its-kind grant program exclusively dedicated to funding Latinx heritage and historic preservation projects, while empowering grassroots, Latinx-focused nonprofit organizations and community groups working tirelessly to protect and uplift Latinx history and cultural contributions across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Endangered Latinx Landmarks
The Endangered Latinx Landmarks program, led by Latinos in Heritage Conservation (LHC), is dedicated to identifying, prioritizing, and protecting Latinx heritage sites across the United States that are under immediate threat, by inviting individuals and communities to nominate at-risk Latinx heritage sites in the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Semilla Scholars Fellowship Program
Latinos in Heritage Conservation's Semilla Scholars are graduate-level fellows who support The Abuelas Project, The Latinx Preservation Toolkit, and the Most Endangered Latinx Landmarks.
Our
RESOURCEs
Equity Study
The study focuses on identifying best practices and addressing ongoing gaps in the representation of Latinx communities on the National Register of Historic Places.
Educational Webinars
The Latinos in Heritage Conservation Educational Webinars series showcases Latinx projects and stories.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
The Importance of Latinx Heritage Month
Latinx Heritage Month in the United States, observed annually from September 15 through October 15, is rooted in histories of anticolonial struggle, Indigenous survival, and collective resistance across the Americas. We aim to capture the multicultural presence of Latinx communities not only in the histories we preserve, but in the built environment itself.
Quince15
Quince 15 is our multi-year growth plan guiding Latinos in Heritage’s next chapter of organizational growth, national leadership, community investment, and advocacy.
Services for Hire
At Latinos in Heritage Conservation, every project begins with listening. We believe that protecting our heritage means working hand-in-hand with the people who live it to co-create goals, align our methods with local priorities, and ensure preservation work reflects the people connected to the place.
Equity Study
The study focuses on identifying best practices and addressing ongoing gaps in the representation of Latinx communities on the National Register of Historic Places.
Educational Webinars
The Latinos in Heritage Conservation Educational Webinars series showcases Latinx projects and stories.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
The Importance of Latinx Heritage Month
Latinx Heritage Month in the United States, observed annually from September 15 through October 15, is rooted in histories of anticolonial struggle, Indigenous survival, and collective resistance across the Americas. We aim to capture the multicultural presence of Latinx communities not only in the histories we preserve, but in the built environment itself.
Quince15
Quince 15 is our multi-year growth plan guiding Latinos in Heritage’s next chapter of organizational growth, national leadership, community investment, and advocacy.
Services for Hire
At Latinos in Heritage Conservation, every project begins with listening. We believe that protecting our heritage means working hand-in-hand with the people who live it to co-create goals, align our methods with local priorities, and ensure preservation work reflects the people connected to the place.
Equity Study
The study focuses on identifying best practices and addressing ongoing gaps in the representation of Latinx communities on the National Register of Historic Places.
Educational Webinars
The Latinos in Heritage Conservation Educational Webinars series showcases Latinx projects and stories.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
The Importance of Latinx Heritage Month
Latinx Heritage Month in the United States, observed annually from September 15 through October 15, is rooted in histories of anticolonial struggle, Indigenous survival, and collective resistance across the Americas. We aim to capture the multicultural presence of Latinx communities not only in the histories we preserve, but in the built environment itself.
Quince15
Quince 15 is our multi-year growth plan guiding Latinos in Heritage’s next chapter of organizational growth, national leadership, community investment, and advocacy.
Services for Hire
At Latinos in Heritage Conservation, every project begins with listening. We believe that protecting our heritage means working hand-in-hand with the people who live it to co-create goals, align our methods with local priorities, and ensure preservation work reflects the people connected to the place.
Equity Study
The study focuses on identifying best practices and addressing ongoing gaps in the representation of Latinx communities on the National Register of Historic Places.
Educational Webinars
The Latinos in Heritage Conservation Educational Webinars series showcases Latinx projects and stories.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
The Importance of Latinx Heritage Month
Latinx Heritage Month in the United States, observed annually from September 15 through October 15, is rooted in histories of anticolonial struggle, Indigenous survival, and collective resistance across the Americas. We aim to capture the multicultural presence of Latinx communities not only in the histories we preserve, but in the built environment itself.
Quince15
Quince 15 is our multi-year growth plan guiding Latinos in Heritage’s next chapter of organizational growth, national leadership, community investment, and advocacy.
Services for Hire
At Latinos in Heritage Conservation, every project begins with listening. We believe that protecting our heritage means working hand-in-hand with the people who live it to co-create goals, align our methods with local priorities, and ensure preservation work reflects the people connected to the place.
Equity Study
The study focuses on identifying best practices and addressing ongoing gaps in the representation of Latinx communities on the National Register of Historic Places.
Educational Webinars
The Latinos in Heritage Conservation Educational Webinars series showcases Latinx projects and stories.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
The Importance of Latinx Heritage Month
Latinx Heritage Month in the United States, observed annually from September 15 through October 15, is rooted in histories of anticolonial struggle, Indigenous survival, and collective resistance across the Americas. We aim to capture the multicultural presence of Latinx communities not only in the histories we preserve, but in the built environment itself.
Quince15
Quince 15 is our multi-year growth plan guiding Latinos in Heritage’s next chapter of organizational growth, national leadership, community investment, and advocacy.
Services for Hire
At Latinos in Heritage Conservation, every project begins with listening. We believe that protecting our heritage means working hand-in-hand with the people who live it to co-create goals, align our methods with local priorities, and ensure preservation work reflects the people connected to the place.
Equity Study
The study focuses on identifying best practices and addressing ongoing gaps in the representation of Latinx communities on the National Register of Historic Places.
Educational Webinars
The Latinos in Heritage Conservation Educational Webinars series showcases Latinx projects and stories.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
These webinars are part of our LHC Membership benefits that include live attendance and early presentation recording access. Program recordings are published publicly 7 days after the presentation.
The Importance of Latinx Heritage Month
Latinx Heritage Month in the United States, observed annually from September 15 through October 15, is rooted in histories of anticolonial struggle, Indigenous survival, and collective resistance across the Americas. We aim to capture the multicultural presence of Latinx communities not only in the histories we preserve, but in the built environment itself.
Quince15
Quince 15 is our multi-year growth plan guiding Latinos in Heritage’s next chapter of organizational growth, national leadership, community investment, and advocacy.
Services for Hire
At Latinos in Heritage Conservation, every project begins with listening. We believe that protecting our heritage means working hand-in-hand with the people who live it to co-create goals, align our methods with local priorities, and ensure preservation work reflects the people connected to the place.
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