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| Joining the Fontana Hispanic Chamber is a Smart Business Investment |
| Calendar and Events |
| JOIN THE CHAMBER TODAY (909) 331-0091 |
| WEBSITE LAUNCH DATE January 19, 2008 |
| $$$ WANTED Part-time Bilingual (Spanish & English) Professional Sales Executives Wanted Earn 30% Commissions 15K to 30K A Year with the Fontana Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Call Today (909) 331-0091 or email Armando Yepes at ajyepes@aol.com |
| THE JANE BLOCK DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES THE DEPARTMENT OF WOMEN'S STUDIES PRESENTS: "Campesinas' Movement & the Power of the Collective” By Mily Trevino-Sauceda Wednesday February 10, 2010 12:00-3:00 pm UCR HMNSS 1500 This talk focuses on various issues affecting farm workers, women's lives such as women & labor, women's health and health disparities, pesticides, environmental issues. Mily Treviño-Sauceda is the founder and the former Executive Director of Organización en California de Líderes Campesinas, Inc., known as “Líderes Campesina.” Ms. Treviño-Sauceda was born to an immigrant farmworker family, and became an agricultural and migrant worker by the age of eight. She was a farmworker organizer and worked for the United Farmworker's union. Mily was the founder and first President of “Mujeres Mexicanas” (Mexican Women) group in the Coachella Valley region. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Chicano Studies and a Minor in Women Studies from California State University of Fullerton. Date: February 10, 2010 Time: 12:00-3:00 pm Place: HMNSS 1500 Light refreshments will be provided. Sponsored by: Jane Block and The Department of Women’s Studies |
“KEEPING DREAMS ALIVE”: Raising Dollars for Scholars
Friday, February 19, 2010
6:00pm - 9:00pm
University of California, RIverside
Dear Friends:
Providing Opportunities, Dreams, and Education in Riverside (PODER) at
UC Riverside will be hosting a fundraising event, “KEEPING DREAMS
ALIVE”: Raising Dollars for Scholars Banquet on Friday, February 19, 2010
at UC Riverside. The event is scheduled to take place in the Highlander
Union Building Banquet Room (302) with tickets priced at $30.00 each.
PODER is a student organization dedicated to disseminating information,
developing resources and providing a support network for AB540 students
who are pursuing higher education.
You may be aware the Regents of the University of California voted to
increase fees by 32%, making it more challenging for many students,
especially the AB540 students, to continue with their education. We are
aware that there are students now faced with the decision of possibly having
to leave the university due to the additional burden placed by the fee
increase. PODER, along with Chicano Student Programs, Riverside Latino
Voter Project and many other friends would like to establish a fund for AB540
students that would provide resources to assist them in remaining at the
university.
-please plan on attending - we have tickets in the office, we can mail them to
you or our students are willing to deliver them to you
-please forward to your colleagues, family and friends
-sponsorship opportunities available - if you are interested I can send you
the forms.
Estella Acuña
Chicano Student Programs
University of California, Riverside
Phone: (951) 827-3821
Fax: (951) 827-2189
Email: estella.acuna@ucr.edu
Website: cspraza.ucr.edu
RIVERSIDE LATINO VOTER PROJECT
A voter registration and education project.
Advancing the political empowerment of the Inland Empire Latinos.
Francisco Solá, Chair
951-780-7206
www.lvrep.org
Friday, February 19, 2010
6:00pm - 9:00pm
University of California, RIverside
Dear Friends:
Providing Opportunities, Dreams, and Education in Riverside (PODER) at
UC Riverside will be hosting a fundraising event, “KEEPING DREAMS
ALIVE”: Raising Dollars for Scholars Banquet on Friday, February 19, 2010
at UC Riverside. The event is scheduled to take place in the Highlander
Union Building Banquet Room (302) with tickets priced at $30.00 each.
PODER is a student organization dedicated to disseminating information,
developing resources and providing a support network for AB540 students
who are pursuing higher education.
You may be aware the Regents of the University of California voted to
increase fees by 32%, making it more challenging for many students,
especially the AB540 students, to continue with their education. We are
aware that there are students now faced with the decision of possibly having
to leave the university due to the additional burden placed by the fee
increase. PODER, along with Chicano Student Programs, Riverside Latino
Voter Project and many other friends would like to establish a fund for AB540
students that would provide resources to assist them in remaining at the
university.
-please plan on attending - we have tickets in the office, we can mail them to
you or our students are willing to deliver them to you
-please forward to your colleagues, family and friends
-sponsorship opportunities available - if you are interested I can send you
the forms.
Estella Acuña
Chicano Student Programs
University of California, Riverside
Phone: (951) 827-3821
Fax: (951) 827-2189
Email: estella.acuna@ucr.edu
Website: cspraza.ucr.edu
RIVERSIDE LATINO VOTER PROJECT
A voter registration and education project.
Advancing the political empowerment of the Inland Empire Latinos.
Francisco Solá, Chair
951-780-7206
www.lvrep.org
The Latino Museum of History, Art & Culture presenta: Mujer Art = Genesis+ Power Cuando: 27 de febrero- 30 de Marzo del 2010 Lugar: 514 S. Spring St., LA Ca 90014 Contacto: 213.626.7600 |