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Join us for an education series where Latino activists will share their journey that helped guarantee greater political and civic inclusion in our state.
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Tuesday, September 21, 2021
6:30pm – 8:00pm
The Panelists
Kay Munoz, CT Hispanic Democratic Caucus
Alex Rodriguez, Save the Sound
Edwin Vargas, CT House of Representatives
Diverse Latino groups have rallied over the last century and a half to seek civic and political inclusion. They have made progress, but the fight for complete and equitable participation continues. Their political and civic engagement has increased along with the Latino population.
In this first online session of the series, Latino activists will share their journey that helped guarantee greater political and civic inclusion in our state.
*Future sessions to come!
For Content questions:
Contact Nitza M. Diaz at diaz@ctserc.org
For registration questions:
Contact Emma Velasquez at velasquez@ctserc.org
This is a one 1 day event- Thursday, October 14, 2021 at 6:30pm-8:00pm
The goal of this affinity group session is to connect, support, and empower African American/Black male educators in Connecticut. Our mission is to cultivate a safe space for male educators who identify as African American or Black to have authentic and open conversations and affirm their unique experiences and identities. Support staff, teachers, administrators, district-level members, and other members of the school community are all welcome to attend.
Location: Web, Online Course
Topic: Diversity, Families
Registration Link: Click Here
Single-Day/Multi-Day: Single-Day
Featured Event: Yes
Cost: No Fee
Grade Level: Birth-21
Presenters: Malik Champlain, Eben McKnight, Dwight Sharpe, SERC Consultants
Content Info: For content questions, please contact Malik Champlain, SERC, champlain@ctserc.org.
Registration Info: For registration questions, please contact Emma Velasquez, SERC, (860) 632-1485, ext. 218 or velasquez@ctserc.org.
Audience: PreK-Grade 12: Educators, Families, Community Members and Students who identify as Black/African males
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