National Council of La Raza |
Washington, DC is a city with a foot in every corner of the world. Home to the president of the United States and venerable establishments such as the Supreme Court, U.S. Congress, and Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC is the epicenter of education, social action, and the policies that drive our country. Beyond the political arena, however, lies an historic city rich in arts and culture, with vibrantly diverse neighborhoods and numerous parks and recreational activities. Hispanics make up approximately 8.3% of the city’s population and have contributed especially to the thriving neighborhoods of Mt. Pleasant and Columbia Heights.
The 2011 NCLR Annual Conference and National Latino Family Expo will be returning to Washington, DC on July 23–26! While joining us in DC, you can attend timely and on-point workshops, cutting-edge town halls, key meal events marked by nationally renowned speakers, and plenty of networking receptions, all of which will help you prepare to move your work forward in the years to come.
Washington, DC is a city with a foot in every corner of the world. Home to the president of the United States and venerable establishments such as the Supreme Court, U.S. Congress, and Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC is the epicenter of education, social action, and the policies that drive our country. Beyond the political arena, however, lies an historic city rich in arts and culture, with vibrantly diverse neighborhoods and numerous parks and recreational activities. Hispanics make up approximately 8.3% of the city’s population and have contributed especially to the thriving neighborhoods of Mt. Pleasant and Columbia Heights.
The 2011 NCLR Annual Conference and National Latino Family Expo will be returning to Washington, DC on July 23–26! While joining us in DC, you can attend timely and on-point workshops, cutting-edge town halls, key meal events marked by nationally renowned speakers, and plenty of networking receptions, all of which will help you prepare to move your work forward in the years to come.
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