Penn State Extension Launches Spanish-Language Facebook Page

Penn State Extension Expands Reach with New Spanish-Language Facebook Page

Recognizing the growing need for inclusive educational resources, Penn State Extension is excited to announce the launch of its new Facebook page, Penn State Extension en Español. This dedicated platform will provide valuable information and engagement opportunities for Spanish-speaking communities across Pennsylvania and beyond.

“Penn State Extension recognizes the growing need for inclusive educational outreach,” says Maria Gorgo-Simcox, commercial horticulture educator. “This new Facebook page represents a critical step in ensuring that our Spanish-speaking communities have access to the same high-quality information and services as English-speaking audiences.”

A Hub for Relevant and Impactful Content

The new page, accessible at Penn State Extension in Spanish offers a wealth of Spanish-language content focused on a variety of topics important to the community. Topics include agriculture, gardening, health, nutrition, and other areas reflecting Penn State Extension’s mission to improve the well-being of individuals and communities through research-based knowledge.

Engaging Content Designed for Two-Way Dialogue

Subscribers to the Penn State Extension en Español Facebook page can expect to find:

• Informational publications: Practical advice and downloadable resources on farming, gardening, community health, and more.
• Upcoming events: Announcements and details about workshops, webinars, and other events offered in Spanish.
• Interactive content: Engaging posts that encourage discussion, promote dialogue, and foster a sense of community among Spanish-speaking residents.

Penn State Extension en Español reflects the organization’s ongoing commitment to embracing cultural diversity and providing equitable access to trusted information.

For more information, visit the page directly.

Will this Facebook page be successful ‍globally?

**Interviewer:** Maria, Penn State Extension has just launched a new Facebook page entirely⁤ in Spanish. What do you think the response ⁢will be from the community? ​Do ‌you ⁤think this is‍ something that​ was needed, and‌ will it be successful?