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LRT Upcoming Events

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Good Morning LRT, 
Here is some information about upcoming events- 
 
1. Join PEOC and other organizations in a day of remembrance for Mr. Fernando Pedraza- Tuesday May 5th from 10 am-12 pm – 1682 W. Mission Blvd. in Pomona, CA. Fernando Pedraza was a jornalero and organizer who died on May 5th 2007 while advocating for day laborers’ rights in the city of Rancho Cucamonga. 

2.  Interested in economic change for our communities? Please join us for an evening of conversation about the wellbeing economy and ways to transform our local economy. Tuesday May 12th 2026. Register today! This event is being hosted by several community partners.

Latino and Latina Roundtable -Events April 30th-May 12th

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Hello LRT members and friends,
Hope you are all doing well. Thank you to everyone that came and supported the Pilgrimage and the Ohlone Big Time Gathering this past Saturday! We are so grateful for those who showed up in support of human rights. Many thanks to the dancers, musicians, and artists who were a big part of this event.

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Welcome by Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe

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Welcome by Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe (Carla Munoz, Tony Cerda, and Tinker Gomez) at Tony Cerda Park and presentations of scholarships – of artists of the t-shirts and the creation of the march puppet (Victoria) – representing the many young people who took to the streets in support of the human rights of our immigrant communities. Continue reading →

Rising for Justice and Human Rights Pilgimage

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The “Justice and Human Rights Committee,” as part of building unity in these difficult times, will lead a pilgrimage march and cultural celebration on Saturday, April 25 – beginning at 9:30 am at the Pomona Valley Pride center (235 W. Mission Blvd) and ending with a collective Ohlone Pow Wow celebration at Tony Cerda Park (450 W. Grand Ave.). This year’s march (as a collaboration between the Latino and Latina Roundtable, community-based organizations of the Pomona

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