Policy Working Groups
In conjunction with CBA, CAPASA, and SBLSC, CHSA has formed 9 informal networking Policy Working Groups that strive to bring together diverse Capitol Hill staffers on specific policy areas. To join one of the following groups, please email the following members:
Agriculture –
Digital Coalition –
Economy –
Environmental -
Foreign Policy –
Healthcare –
National Security –
Technology & Telecom -
Judiciary -
Agriculture –
Digital Coalition –
Economy –
Environmental -
Foreign Policy –
Healthcare –
National Security –
Technology & Telecom -
Judiciary -
CHSA Resume Bank
The Congressional Hispanic Staff Association (CHSA) is an official, non-partisan, bicameral Congressional Staff Organization, recognized by the Committee on House Administration, whose mission is to recruit, retain, and advance Hispanic staffers in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives.
In order to advance Hispanic staffers in Congress, CHSA's Placement Committee runs a resume bank to prepare applicants for career opportunities on the Hill. To add your resume to the resume bank, please fill out this form: CHSA Resume Bank
This bank is intended for active CHSA members. To join CHSA, please visit our Membership section. For any additional questions, please contact Itzel.Hernandez@mail.house.gov.
* Pursuant to Senate and House ethics rules, our membership is limited to persons who are employed by the United States Congress, including the staff of the Library of Congress, Architect of the Capitol, and state and district office staff.
In order to advance Hispanic staffers in Congress, CHSA's Placement Committee runs a resume bank to prepare applicants for career opportunities on the Hill. To add your resume to the resume bank, please fill out this form: CHSA Resume Bank
This bank is intended for active CHSA members. To join CHSA, please visit our Membership section. For any additional questions, please contact Itzel.Hernandez@mail.house.gov.
* Pursuant to Senate and House ethics rules, our membership is limited to persons who are employed by the United States Congress, including the staff of the Library of Congress, Architect of the Capitol, and state and district office staff.