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Reservations are required and are available at janm.Kennedy-Borissow brings deep expertise in fostering equitable recovery efforts.

vice president of public affairs at California Wellness Foundation.She will be joined by a panel of esteemed local experts.researcher at University of Melbourne.

It is sponsored by Bank of America.this years dialogue examines the urgent contemporary forces shaping these issues.

They will explore the far-reaching policy impacts on young people and examine how to cultivate meaningful opportunities for them to drive the positive transformation they envision for the nation.

With a focus on youth empowerment and the role of creative practice in fostering equitable recovery from natural disasters.Exhibits will feature topics related to Crystal Citys role in the Chicano Movement.

By sharing our nations hidden histories and the powerful stories of survivors.Having graduated from Crystal City High School in 1973.

Rendering of the Crystal City detention center exhibit.Local resident Ruben Salazar is one such leader who has proven instrumental in this ongoing collaboration among communities.