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Greetings,

Today is Native American Day. This holiday is celebrated officially by only four states in the U.S. (California, Nevada, South Dakota, Wisconsin). Native American Day is celebrated on the fourth Friday of September. Native American Day is meant to honor the cultural contributions of Native Americans across the entire country.

It is important to acknowledge the history, experiences, and culture of Indigenous communities. Join us in celebrating and honoring the day! Attached is some more information for you to browse and learn about ways you can honor and respect Indigenous communities.

Happy Native American Day!

Scott Slutz, Senior Vice President & Chief Culture Officer

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Greetings,

While the title Hispanic Heritage Month is the officially recognized name, many refer to it as Latinx Heritage Month, which is a more inclusive and accepted naming convention. Celebrated each year from September 15 to October 15, this month recognizes the achievements and contributions that Latin Americans have championed for our country.

Let’s celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month together, learning more about the rich cultures of our Spanish, Mexican, Caribbean, Central American, and South American friends and colleagues. Check out the attached document for more information and things you can do to celebrate.

Scott Slutz, Senior Vice President & Chief Culture Officer