The event runs from May 17-19 at the Arturo Velazquez Institute located at 2800 South Western Ave. in Chicago, Ill. Sessions include discussions on youth, education, art, culture, environmental justice, transnationalism, gender equity and community health.
Thomas Saenz, president and general council of MALDEF, and CongressmanLuis Gutierrez, D-IL, are among the speakers for Saturday’s session onmigrant rights and immigration policy.
The national convening organizations will prepare concept papers about central themes with the purpose of promoting dialogue and developing a set of resolutions for consideration by the National Latino Congreso participants.
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By Angelo Falcon, National Institute for Latino Policy/NBCLatino How do we characterize Latino politics at the national level in the current context of this post-shutdown period? This is significant since our current situation is still full of polarized economic and political issues which could even include another possible shutdown. One important…
By Latinovatinos Earlier this month, representatives from the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda (NHLA) met with Thomas Mesenbourg, Acting Director of the US Census Bureau, and his senior staff to discuss concerns for the 2020 Census in regards to the underrepresentation of Latinos. The Census Bureau has created a new National Advisory Committee on Racial, Ethnic,…
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