She is talking about the integration of immigrants into the Santa Clara County community.
The county has made a commitment, not just paying lip service, to integration. It is about creating a profound relationship, identifying not only need, but contribution.
When the census happened, the question was how
Is taking a look at how immigrants are being integrated into our communities.
Immigration rates into the U.S. are actually going down. In the 100 largest metro areas, between 2000 to 2010, immigration is actually down.
What most people know about immigration is wrong. When you talk about
From left: Rusty Kennedy and Pam Keller
Panelists: Former Fullerton City Councilwoman Pam Keller and Rusty Kennedy, CAHRO board member and chief executive officer of Orange County Human Relations.
Discussion:
Keller: Really hard story to talk about. Fullerton police get
From left: Denise Curtis, Edgar Dormitorio, Alicia Virani and Danielle Nava.
Panelists:
— Alicia Virani, J.D.,Equal Justice Works Fellow, Restorative Justice Specialist, The California Conference for Equality and Justice
— Denise Curtis, Program Manager, Restorative Community Conferencing, Community Works West
— Edgar Dormitorio, Assistant Dean of Students & Director
Robert Ross, executive director of The California Endowment, discussed what we can do to save our sons. He asked people around the country what they thought was happening to young men of color and what should be done about it.
He talked to 65 people. including young
The conference is about to beginning. People are networking and important connections are being made. Opening session about to begin. Nice to see our colleagues from Richmond and a large contingent from Riverside.
Republican leaders seek to build more support in Congress for an immigration reform package before they deal with the thorny question.
Read more in the Los Angeles Times.
Head of Latino Health Access speculates that proposed cut may stem from an earlier dispute over the organization’s use of Spanish. It serves all ethnic groups.
Read more in the Los Angeles Times.
An advertising executive says Spanish speakers with Venezuelan accents are best when selling to Latinos in the U.S. because their accents are the most neutral.
Read more in the Long Beach Press-Telegram.
BUENOS AIRES — The very idea was anathema to many of the bishops in the room.
Argentina was on the verge of approving gay marriage, and the Roman Catholic Church was desperate to stop that from happening. It would lead tens of thousands of its followers in protest on the streets of Buenos Aires and publicly