We the Hispanos Foundation Launches National Initiative Celebrating Hispanic Contributions to America’s Founding As the United States commemorates the 250th anniversary of its independence, the We the Hispanos Foundation is inviting the community to a special evening celebrating the often-overlooked role Hispanics played in the founding of our nation.
The event marks the launch of a national educational initiative centered on the feature documentary We the Hispanos, directed by internationally acclaimed, multiple Goya Award-winning filmmaker José Luis López-Linares. The film highlights the military, financial, diplomatic, and cultural contributions of Spanish and Hispanic men and women whose efforts helped secure American independence.
Hosted by the We the Hispanos Foundation, the evening will bring together business, civic, education, and community leaders to support a nationwide campaign that will expand access to this important chapter of American history through theaters, public television, schools, museums, and community organizations.
Guests will enjoy:
- A cocktail reception and networking
- An exclusive preview of We the Hispanos
- A presentation on the Hispanic influence during the American Revolution
- Updates on the documentary’s national distribution and educational campaign
- Opportunities to support educational programming and community outreach
Event Details: Hispanics in America, The Story Behind the Story Saturday, August 1, 2026 6:00 PM Austin PBS Theater 6101 Highland Campus Drive, Building 3000 Austin, TX 78752
Sponsorship opportunities, reserved tables, and individual tickets are now available. Join this historic initiative to help share the untold story of the Hispanic men and women whose contributions helped shape the United States.
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