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AMEXCAN Honors Volunteers and Celebrates International Volunteer Month in North Carolina

December 5, 2025
AMEXCAN commemorates International Volunteer Day, honoring its volunteers and celebrating North Carolina’s proclamation of December as International Volunteer Month.
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Art and Culture

December: Honoring Volunteerism and the Migrant Community at AMEXCAN

AMEXCAN recognizes December as a month to celebrate volunteers and the migrant community, highlighted by the 14th Annual Community Leadership Awards in Pitt County.

December 4, 2025
Leadership

AMEXCAN November 2025 Magazine: Día de Muertos, Latino Political Power, and Community Milestones

The November 2025 issue of La Voz de la Comunidad explores the roots of Día de Muertos, highlights the rise of Latino political leadership in North Carolina, showcases AMEXCAN’s cultural and health events, and announces key December celebrations.

November 3, 2025
Art and Culture

AMEXCAN Urges Protection of Food Assistance Programs Amid Federal Government Shutdown

AMEXCAN warns that a prolonged U.S. federal shutdown threatens SNAP and other food assistance benefits, especially for migrant and low-income families, and calls on authorities to guarantee uninterrupted support.

October 29, 2025
Advocacy and Civic Engagement

AMEXCAN October 2025 Magazine: Family Reunification, Hispanic Heritage, and Community Events

The October 2025 issue of La Voz de la Comunidad highlights AMEXCAN’s family reunification program, celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, introduces new Co-Directors, and promotes Día de Muertos, Festival Latino, and Toys for Tots events in Eastern North Carolina.

October 1, 2025
Art and Culture

AMEXCAN Thanks North Carolina Governor for Proclaiming September as Mexico’s Independence Month

AMEXCAN thanks Governor Josh Stein for declaring September 2025 as Mexico’s Independence Month, recognizing the contributions of the Mexican and Latin community in North Carolina.

September 18, 2025
Advocacy and Civic Engagement
Every program we run starts with a simple question: what would make life more dignified for our community right now? From health clinics to voter outreach to binational work in Mexico, my job is to listen, remove barriers, and make sure people feel seen, respected, and accompanied.
Bianca Samantha Perez
Director of Community and Cultural Affairs
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