Los Cien Presenta: Detrás de Líneas Parte IV, Experiencias y Derechos de las Mujeres Campesinas
02/08/2024
¡Únase a Los Cien en nuestro primer programa del año! Detrás de líneas Parte IV, Experiencias y Derechos de las mujeres trabajadoras agrícolas destaca los testimonios de las mujeres trabajadoras agrícolas, en sus experiencias vividas en los campos. Representantes de agencias gubernamentales presentarán y abordarán las inquietudes planteadas por los trabajadores, brindando información sobre las protecciones legales y los recursos para los trabajadores agrícolas y sus empleadores. Este evento tiene como objetivo crear conciencia, fomentar el diálogo e inspirar acciones hacia un entorno más equitativo y solidario en la industria de lxs trabajadorxs agrícolas.
Únase a Los Cien en Santa Rosa, en Becoming Independent, the backdrop el jueves 8 de febrero de las 5 pm a las 8 pm en honor a las experiencias de las mujeres trabajadoras agrícolas. Para obtener más información regístrese aquí o comuníquese con Ellen Velazquez Muralles en ellen@loscien.org para obtener más información sobre los detalles del evento.
RSVP: Regístrese aquí!
Fecha: jueves 8 de febrero de las 5 pm a las 8 pm
Ubicación: The Backdrop at Becoming Independent
Dirección: 1455 Corporate Center Pkwy, Santa Rosa, CA 95407
Los Cien Presents: Behind the Lines Part IV, Experiences and Rights of Farmworker Women
02/08/2024
Join Los Cien in our first program of the year! Behind the Lines Part IV, Experiences and Rights of Farmworker Women highlights the testimonies of Farmworker Women, in their endured experiences en los campos, in the fields. Representatives for Government agencies will be presenting and addressing the concerns raised by the workers, providing insights to the legal protections and resources for Farmworkers and their employers. This event aims to create awareness, foster dialogue, and inspire action towards a more equitable and supportive environment in the farmworker industry.
Join Los Cien in Santa Rosa, at Becoming Independent, the Backdrop on Thursday, February 8th from 5pm – 8pm honoring the experiences of Farmworker Women! For more information and to RSVP, register here, or contact Ellen Velazquez Muralles at ellen@loscien.org for more information regarding the event details.
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Date: Thursday, February 8th from 5pm – 8pm
Location: The Backdrop at Becoming Independent
Address: 1455 Corporate Center Pkwy, Santa Rosa, CA 95407
Día de Los Cien
11/03/2023
When : Nov. 3rd , 2023
Where: 50 Mark West Springs Road Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Join us for an unforgettable evening as we celebrate another milestone: 14 Years of inspiring Sonoma County. The Los Cien Board of Directors eagerly invites you to our biggest party celebration of the year on Friday, November 3rd, from 5:30pm – 8pm, at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts.
Día de Los Cien is a tribute to the richness of our Latinx heritage. Through vibrant food, exquisite wines, and captivating music and entertainment, we’ll honor the culture that fuels our passion for progress. It’s a testament to the unity that makes us stronger, and the diversity that makes us exceptional.
Ticket includes entry to the celebration, and all-you-can-eat delicious small bites provided by locally owned Latino restauranteers. Wine will be poured by our amazing Latinx owned vintners — you will need to purchase wine tasting tickets, wine is not included in ticket purchase.
Let’s make history once again as we commemorate 14 years of passion, progress, and purpose. Together, we are Los Cien!
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LGBTQIA+ Mental Health within the Latinx Community
10/20/2023
When: Friday, October 20, 2023 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM PDT
Join Los Cien, Positive Images, West County Community Services, and allies, as we bring together a diverse panel of experts, advocates, and community leaders to explore the intersection of sexual orientation, gender identity, and cultural backgrounds in shaping mental health experiences. In this thought-provoking and insightful panel discussion, we delve into the intricate landscape of mental health within the LGBTQIA+ community, with a particular focus on the challenges faced by intersecting identities such as Latinx, Black, Indigenous, and people of color in Sonoma County.
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Únase a Los Cien, Positive Images, West County Community Services y sus aliados mientras reunimos a un panel diverso de expertos, defensores y líderes comunitarios para explorar la intersección de la orientación sexual, la identidad de género y los antecedentes culturales en la configuración de las experiencias de salud mental. En este panel de discusión revelador y estimulante, profundizamos en el intrincado panorama de la salud mental dentro de la comunidad LGBTQIA+, con un enfoque particular en los desafíos que enfrentan identidades que se cruzan como latina, negra, indígena y de color en el condado de Sonoma.
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10th Annual State of the Latinx Community Address
09/28/2023
When: Thursday, , September 28th, 2023, 8:30AM – 1:30 PM
Where: Sonoma State University, 1801 E Cotati Ave Rohnert Park, CA 94928
We are excited to bring you the 10th Annual State of The Latino Community Address (SOLCA): The Power of Belonging, Shifting Mindsets, and Transforming Communities! The State of the Latino Community Address is Los Cien’s largest annual attended conversation of the year. Over 550 people gather at Sonoma State University to listen to subject matter experts and keynote speakers who delve deep into local issues and how they impact the Latinx community. This year we are diving deep into the power of belonging, shifting mindsets and transforming communities! Join us and be part of the necessary change to move Sonoma County forward.
- 8:30am – 9:15am | doors open, check in begins, networking hour
- 9:15am – 10:00am | welcome & opening keynotes
- 10:00am – 1:05pm | SOLCA conversation and program
- 1:05pm – 1:30pm | call to action, networking
More information about speakers and SOLCA coming soon… Feel free to reach out to ellen@loscien.org for any additional information and details!
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Fecha: 28 de septiembre del 2023, de las 8:30AM a la 1: 30PM
Ubicación: Sonoma State University, 1801 E Cotati Ave Rohnert Park, CA 94928
Estamos emocionados de presentar el 10º discurso anual sobre el estado de la comunidad latina (SOLCA): ¡El poder de pertenecer, cambiar mentalidades y transformar comunidades! El discurso sobre el estado de la comunidad latina es la conversación anual más grande del año que Los Cien cordina. Más de 550 personas se reúnen en la Universidad Estatal de Sonoma para escuchar a expertos en la materia y oradores principales que profundizan en los problemas locales y cómo impactan a la comunidad latinx. ¡Este año nos estamos sumergiendo profundamente en el poder de pertenecer, cambiando mentalidades y transformando comunidades! Únase a nosotros y sea parte del cambio necesario para hacer avanzar al condado de Sonoma.
- 8:30am – 9:15am | puertas abiertas, comienza el check in, hora de networking
- 9:15am – 10:00am | discursos de bienvenida y apertura
- 10:00am – 1:05pm | Conversatorio y programa SOLCA
- 1:05pm – 1:30pm | llamada a la acción, redes
Próximamente más información sobre ponentes y SOLCA…¡No dude en comunicarse con ellen@loscien.org para obtener información y detalles adicionales!
Mente Sana, Futuro Saludable para una Comunidad Unida
09/20/2023
Ubicación: Burbank Theatre – Santa Rosa Junior College 1501 Mendocino Ave Santa Rosa, CA 95401
Fecha: Miércoles 20 de septiembre de 2023 de 5:30 a 8:00 de la tarde
¡Únase al Comité de Educación de Los Cien y a Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) el 20 de septiembre! Durante los últimos siete años, el condado de Sonoma ha sido fundamental para importantes eventos catastróficos como incendios forestales, inundaciones y la pandemia de COVID-19. Estos incidentes devastadores han creado ansiedad, depresión, trastorno de estrés postraumático (TEPT), soledad y otros trastornos de salud mental que afectan el bienestar de nuestra comunidad. A través de estas experiencias vividas, los niños, adolescentes, padres y estudiantes enfrentan una gran variedad de problemas de conducta que alteran la dinámica del hogar y el ambiente escolar. El Comité de Educación de Los Cien y el SRJC profundizarán en lo que las agencias comunitarias, las escuelas locales y el SRJC están haciendo para abordar la dificultad de los estudiantes para perseverar en la escuela, la necesidad de más consejeros interculturales y las oportunidades de convertirse en profesionales de la salud mental.
- Ubicación: Teatro Burbank – Santa Rosa Junior College
- Tiempo: 5:30pm – 8:00pm
- Aparcamiento gratuito en el Zumwalt Parking Pavillon
- Se servirán bebidas y aperitivos ligeros de 5:30pm a 6:15pm.
¡No dude en comunicarse con ellen@loscien.org para obtener información y detalles adicionales! Se compartirá más información a medida que se acerque el programa.
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10th Annual, Latinx Cultural Experience
08/25/2023
When: Friday, August 25th, 2023, 10:30AM – 1PM
Where: Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, 50 Mark West Springs Rd, Santa Rosa, CA 95403
We are excited to be partnering with the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts to bring you the 10th Annual Latinx Cultural Experience! We look forward to celebrating our Latinx culture through food, art and musical performances. Join us for an inspiring and elevating event — get your tickets today! More information about artists, entertainers and food coming soon…
PLEASE NOTE: General admission ticket’s do not cover the cost of lunch. Hence, this is why you will notice a lower ticket cost. We have confirmed 2-food trucks and you will be able to purchase your lunch directly from them at the program. Feel free to reach out to ellen@loscien.org for any additional information and details!
Décima Experiencia Cultural Latina Anual
Fecha: viernes 25 de agosto del 2023, de las 10:30AM a la 1PM
Ubicación: Luther Burbank Centro de Artes, 50 Mark West Springs Rd, Santa Rosa, CA 95403
¡Estamos emocionados de asociarnos con el Centro para las Artes Luther Burbank para traerles la 10ma Experiencia Cultural Latinx Anual! Esperamos celebrar nuestra cultura Latinx a través de espectáculos gastronómicos, artísticos y musicales. Únase a nosotros para un evento inspirador y estimulante: ¡obtenga sus boletos hoy! Próximamente más información sobre artistas, artistas y comida…
TENGA EN CUENTA: Los boletos de admisión general no cubren el costo del almuerzo, es por eso que notará un costo de boleto más bajo. Hemos reservado 2 camiones de comida y podrá comprar su almuerzo directamente de ellos. ¡No dude en comunicarse con ellen@loscien.org para obtener información y detalles adicionales!
Ni Una Mas (Not One More) Preventing Gender-Based Violence in Our Community
08/04/2023
When: August 4, 2023, 10:30 AM- 1:00 PM
Where: Sally Tomatoes, 1100 Valley House Dr. Rohnert Park, CA 94928
We are excited to collaborate with the Family Justice Center, Verity, and Legal Aid. This program will focus on and highlight the experiences of sexual assault survivors. We will be discussing the resources and services implemented to aid survivors while addressing the policy and gaps that exist in our community.
This is a crucial conversation for our community, and we will be having community advocates joining us to share their expertise in sexual assault response that confronts the issues of gender violence in Sonoma County.
Community Advisory: We advise that you take care of yourself and take the time and space to process the information that will be presented. The content discussed in this program may be triggering to some, we suggest reachout to advocates and resources if you find yourself needing any support.
Ni Una Mas Prevención de la violencia de género en nuestra comunidad
Fecha: 4 de agosto de 2023 10:30 a 1 de la tarde
Ubicación: Sally Tomatoes, 1100 Valley House Dr. Rohnert Park, CA 94928
Estamos emocionados de colaborar con Family Justice Center, Verity y Legal Aid. Este programa se centrará y destacará las experiencias de los sobrevivientes de agresión sexual. Hablaremos de los recursos y servicios implementados para ayudar a los sobrevivientes, mientras abordamos la política y las brechas que existen en nuestra comunidad.
Creemos que es crucial que nuestra comunidad tenga esta conversación, contaremos con defensores de la comunidad que se unirán a nosotros para compartir su experiencia en la respuesta a la agresión sexual y como confronta los problemas de violencia de género en el condado de Sonoma.
Aviso Comunitario: El contenido discutido en este programa puede evocar sentimientos de traumas pasados para algunos, es una conversación pesada y le sugerimos que se comunique con defensores y recursos si necesita ayuda.
The Youth Perspective
05/19/2023
When: May 19, 2023, 10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Where: Elsie Allen High School Gymnasium 599 Bellevue Ave Santa Rosa, CA 95407
This panel has been moved up from October 20th to May 19th. This program will be designed and created by our Sonoma County youth; from forming the design team to developing the questions to participating on the panel, it will all be a youth-inspired and youth-driven conversation. Too often, we hear from educational adult leaders what is best for our youth, but this program will give the youth voice an opportunity to engage, educate and elevate the youth perspective from across Sonoma County and what they see as the most pressing issues. We will be hosting the program at the Elsie Allen High School gymnasium. More information will be shared as the program gets closer.
Este panel se ha movido del 20 de octubre al 19 de mayo. Este programa será diseñado y creado por nuestra juventud del Condado de Sonoma; desde formar el equipo de diseño hasta desarrollar las preguntas y participar en el panel, todo será una conversación inspirada e impulsada por jóvenes. Con demasiada frecuencia, escuchamos de los líderes educativos adultos lo que es mejor para nuestros jóvenes, pero este programa le dará a la voz de los jóvenes la oportunidad de involucrar, educar y elevar la perspectiva de los jóvenes de todo el condado de Sonoma y lo que ven como los problemas más apremiantes. Estaremos presentando el programa en el gimnasio de la Escuela Secundaria Elsie Allen. Se compartirá más información a medida que se acerque el programa..Se compartirá más información a medida que confirmemos los oradores – ¡estén atentos y gracias por estar en la mesa!
Intersection of Environmental Justice & Equity
04/21/2023
When: April 21, 2023 from 10:30 AM-1:00 PM
Where: Sally Tomatoes, 1100 Valley House Dr, Rohnert Park, CA 94928
The focus of the Los Cien environmental justice program is to educate and activate our community around historical barriers to having a healthy environment and what is needed now to (1) spotlight and change systemic inequities that have led to disparate environmental outcomes, (2) advance meaningful involvement of Latinx, and all systemically underrepresented communities, in decisions that affect having a healthy environment, and (3) eliminate environmental and health hazards that affect the community in which we live, learn and work today and into the future. More information will be shared as the program gets closer.
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Cuando: 21 de abril de 2023 de 10:30AM a 1:00 PM
Dónde: Sally Tomatoes, 1100 Valley House Dr, Rohnert Park, CA 94928
El enfoque del programa de justicia ambiental Los Cien es educar y activar a nuestra comunidad en torno a las barreras históricas para tener un medio ambiente saludable y lo que se necesita ahora para (1) destacar y cambiar las desigualdades sistémicas que han llevado a resultados ambientales dispares, (2) avanzar en la participación significativa de los latinos y todas las comunidades sistémicamente subrepresentadas, en las decisiones que afectan tener un medio ambiente saludable, y (3) eliminar los peligros ambientales y de salud que afectan a la comunidad en la que vivimos, aprendemos y trabajamos hoy y en el futuro. Se compartirá más información a medida que confirmemos los oradores – ¡estén atentos y gracias por estar en la mesa!
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An Honest Conversation About Anti-Blackness
01/20/2023
Join Los Cien members and guests as we delve deep into the role of the Latinx community and anti-blackness in Sonoma County and how we can acknowledge and improve how we treat each other. This conversation is designed to make us feel uncomfortable and open our minds, to change entrenched mindsets that perpetuate racism and anti-blackness within our Latino community and beyond. We hope this topic inspires personal exploration and understanding of one’s self and leads a stronger and more diverse movement of community champions and change agents who believe in equity building. More information will be shared as we confirm speakers – stay tuned and thank you for being at the table!
Día De Los Cien
11/03/2022
The Los Cien Board of Directors invites you to join us on November 3rd, from 5:30pm – 8pm, at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts as we celebrate 13 years of serving and engaging our Sonoma County community. Día De Los Cien is ALL about celebrating how far we have come, reflecting on our remarkable accomplishments on our 13-year journey, thanking our amazing familia and supporters (ALL OF YOU), and appreciating our Latinx culture through food, wine, and music.
We say it every time – get your ticket now before we sell out, and we are not lying. Ticket includes entry to the celebration, 1-drink ticket (wine list coming soon) and all you can eat delicious appetizers provided by 6 (and counting) locally owned Latino restaurants listed below:
Barrio Sebastopol | Fresca Cocina Mexicana
Sazón Authentic Peruvian Cuisine
Laz Cazuelas Mexican Restaurant
Taqueria La Tapatia
State of the Latino Community Address
09/29/2022
Join us for the 9th Annual State of the Latino Community Address at Sonoma State University on September 29, 2022 from 7am – 12pm; doors open at 7am and program starts at 8am. The State of the Latino Community Address is Los Cien’s most important annual attended conversation of the year. Over 500 people gather at Sonoma State University to listen to subject matter experts and keynote speakers who delve deep into local issues and how they impact the Latinx community. As we enter our third year of the pandemic, we are reminded of the challenges we have endured and the pain many in our Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, undocumented and low-income communities have borne. The Portrait of Sonoma update of 2022 demonstrated that many issues in the Latino community are also felt by the BIPOC community. This is why we are focusing the State of the Latino Community Address on building trust and convening a conversation on how to begin to construct multi-racial unity so that we can address these issues together and move from recovery to restructuring.
We encourage you to join us and be at the table – if we are going to repair these unfair systems, we must start where the pain has been the hardest, where the trauma has been the deepest, and where the disadvantage has been the starkest. When we invest here, we will have the most incredible opportunity to reimagine a new social and economic construct that best supports those at greatest risk from a future pandemic and environmental and economic disasters.
We are sold out! If you are interested in attending, please join our waiting list.
Ninth Annual Latino Cultural Experience
08/26/2022
We are excited to be partnering with the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts to bring you the 9th Annual Latino Cultural Experience! Register here: Latino Cultural Experience.
This year we will hear the music of the LBC’s Mariachi Ensemble, “Cantares de mi Tierra”, Play Marimba and local composer Matthew Isais Bowker. These performances will showcase the traditions of Latinx music and offer a sample of the new classical music created by the talented, Matthew Isais Bowker! You have to check out the young people keeping the Latino traditions alive, and if that is not enough culture for you, Mateo Guzman and his trio will delight us all with a medley of Latino classics accompanied by gourmet Oaxacan cuisine brought to you by the “two” and only Octavio & Pedro Diaz!
We look forward to coming together at the LBC as we celebrate Latino culture, music and food, and prepare to honor Latino Heritage Month in Sonoma County! We have limited seats available and we encourage you to purchase your tickets today! If you are a student or a community organizer contact monica.avina@loscien.org for a promo code.
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Estamos emocionados de asociarnos con el Luther Burbank Center for the Arts para traerles el 9 Experiencia Cultural Latina Anual! Este año escucharemos la música del Conjunto de Mariachis de la LBC, “Cantares de mi Tierra”, Tocar la Marimba y el compositor Matthew Isais Bowker.
Estas actuaciones mostrarán las tradiciones de la música latina y ofrecerán una muestra de la nueva música clásica creada por el talentoso compositor, Matthew Isais Bowker. Ven a ver a los jóvenes que mantienen vivas las tradiciones latinas, y si eso no es suficiente cultura para ti, Mateo Guzmán y su trío nos deleitarán a todos con una mezcla de clásicos latinos acompañados de cocina gourmet oaxaqueña presentada por los dos únicos Octavio & Pedro Díaz!
En preparación para honrar el Mes de la Herencia Latina en el Condado de Sonoma, estamos emocionados de reunirnos en el LBC para celebrar la cultura latina con comida deliciosa y música ¡Tenemos asientos limitados disponibles y lo alentamos a que compre sus boletos hoy! Si eres estudiante o comunícate con monica.avina@loscien código de descuento.
Behind the Lines Part 2- Moving Toward Farmworker Safety
08/12/2022
Join us for our next live event Behind the Lines Part 2- Moving Toward Farmworker Safety on August 12, 2022, from 11:15 AM- 12:30 PM, doors open at 10:15 AM!
With the increasing risk of wildfires, Sonoma County’s wine and agricultural sectors are under significant pressure to save crops and livestock from fire and smoke in evacuation zones. However, farmworkers are counted on to work in dangerous conditions and at times within the evacuation lines. Join Los Cien to hear from diverse perspectives on how to resolve these conflicting pressures. Our panel will offer insight into the pressing questions facing our workers and our entire agricultural industry: Who is responsible for ensuring the health and safety of our farmworkers? What are safety measures in place to protect them? How do vineyard owners, managers, political figures, and workers balance safety and the need to preserve the region’s vital agricultural economy? In preparation for our conversation, we invite you to read the Sonoma County Evacuation Zone Acess Report.
The panel will feature:
- Mike Martini, past Santa Rosa Mayor and owner of Taft Street Winery
- Anayeli Guzman, Mixtec Indigenous, Farmworker Leader, North Bay Jobs with Justice
- Max Bell Alper, Executive Director North Bay Jobs with Justice
- Rob Izzo, Ph.D. General Manager, Eco Terreno Wines & Vineyards
We have limited seats available and we encourage you to purchase your tickets today!!! If you are a student or a community organizer contact monica.avina@loscien promo code.
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Los invitamos que nos acompáñen a nuestro próximo evento el viernes 12 de Agosto Detrás de las Líneas Parte 2-Avanzando Hacia la Seguridad de los Trabajadores Agrícolas, de 11:15 de la mañana a 12:30 de la tarde, las puertas se abren 10:15 de la mañana
Con el creciente riesgo de incendios forestales, los sectores vitivinicultora y agrícola del condado de Sonoma están bajo una presión significativa para salvar los cultivos y el ganado del fuego y el humo en las zonas de evacuación.Sin embargo, es el trabajador agrícola con quien se cuenta para trabajar en condiciones peligrosas y, a veces, dentro de las líneas de evacuación.Los invitamos a nuestro próximo evento el viernes 12 de Agosto para escuchar diversas perspectivas. Nuestro panel ofrecerá información sobre las preguntas apremiantes que enfrentan nuestros trabajadores y toda nuestra industria agrícola: ¿Quién es responsable de garantizar la salud y la seguridad de nuestros trabajadores agrícolas? ¿Cuáles son las medidas de seguridad para protegerlos? ¿Cómo equilibran los propietarios de viñedos, las figuras políticas y los trabajadores la seguridad y la necesidad de preservar la vital economía agrícola de la región?
El panel contará con:
- Mike Martini, alcalde anterior de Santa Rosa y propietario de Taft Street Winery
- Anayeli Guzman, Indígena Mixteca, líder de trabajadores agrícolas, North Bay Jobs with Justice
- Max Bell Alper, Director Ejecutivo North Bay Jobs with Justice
- Rob Izzo, Ph.D. General Manager, Eco Terreno Wines & Vineyards
¡Tenemos asientos limitados disponibles y lo alentamos a que compre sus boletos hoy! Si eres estudiante o comunícate con monica.avina@loscien código de descuento.
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Decision Sonoma 2022 Sonoma County Sheriff Race
04/28/2022
In Sonoma County, the Latinx and other BIPOC residents represent nearly half of the population, with certain cities and regions having higher proportions of communities of color. Local elected leaders make critical decisions that impact justice, opportunity, education, our economy, our workplaces, and our everyday lives. Your vote in our local elections has an impact! Join Los Cien for the Decision Sonoma 2022 Candidate Series. We will ask our future leaders specific questions that reveal how they will create tangible equity-building change in our communities and our County.
Join Los Cien on Thursday, April 28, 2022, at 7:00 PM during our third debate as we sit down with the Candidates for Sonoma County Sheriff.
Candidates:
- Eddie Engram
- Carl Tennenbaum
- Dave Edmonds
- Eliot Enriquez, moderator
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Decision Sonoma 2022: Sonoma County Office of Education Superintendent
04/14/2022
In Sonoma County, the Latinx and other BIPOC residents represent nearly half of the population, with certain cities and regions having higher proportions of communities of color. Local elected leaders make critical decisions that impact justice, opportunity, education, our economy, our workplaces, and our everyday lives. Your vote in our local elections has an impact! Join Los Cien for the Decision Sonoma 2022 Candidate Series. We will ask our future leaders specific questions that reveal how they will create tangible equity-building change in our communities and our County.
Candidates & Guests:
- Amie Carter
- Ronald Calloway
- Brad Coscarelli
- Hector Delgado, moderator
Decision Sonoma: 2022 Supervisorial Race Debate
03/31/2022
In Sonoma County, the Latinx and other BIPOC residents represent nearly half of the population, with certain cities and regions having higher proportions of communities of color. Local elected leaders make critical decisions that impact justice, opportunity, education, our economy, our workplaces, and our everyday lives. Your vote in our local elections has an impact! Join Los Cien for the Decision Sonoma 2022 Candidate Series. We will ask our future leaders specific questions that reveal how they will create tangible equity-building change in our communities and our County.
- Blake Hooper, 2nd District
- David Rabbitt, 2nd District
- Kevin Hayenga, 2nd District
- James Gore, 4th District
- Andy Springer, 4th District
- Patrick McDonell, Moderater
Standing Up for Racial Equity with Los Cien / Defender la Equidad Racial con Los Cien
01/27/2022
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Los Cien welcomes you to our first program of 2022!
As a precursor, this year Los Cien will focus its monthly programs on highlighting social, political, and economic issues plaguing Sonoma County through an equity lens. Please always feel free to reach out to Los Cien with any questions an input so we can work on producing substantive and impactful programs.
Our first program is “2022: Standing Up for Racial Equity with Los Cien”.
We invite you to join Los Cien in our first program of 2022 this Thursday, January 27, at 7:00 pm via Zoom. Our conversation, Standing Up for Racial Equity with Los Cien, will focus on race and equity disparities and how our community allies can stand up with Los Cien and expand their role in achieving substantive change. We are honored to have the following distinguished speakers joining in on this roundtable discussion:
- Moderator – Nikko Kimzin, Executive Director of Kimzin Creative, Arts & Equity Consulting Group
- Panelist- Dr. Daniela Dominguez, On the Margins, LLC
- Panelist – Angie Dillon-Shore, Executive Director of First 5 Sonoma County
- Panelist – Oscar A. Pardo, Perry, Johnson, Anderson, Miller & Moskowitz
- Panelist – Lisa Carreño, President & CEO United Way of the Wine Country | Sonoma, Mendocino, Lake, Humboldt & Del Norte Counties
We invite you to join us and provide your questions and comments as this topic requires the active participation of community members to enrich the conversation!!!
Defender la Equidad Racial con Los Cien
Los Cien los da la bienvenida a nuestro primer programa de 2022! Este año Los Cien enfocará sus programas mensuales en destacar los problemas sociales, políticos y económicos que afectan al Condado de Sonoma a través de equidad.
Nuestro primer programa es “2022: Defender la Equidad Racial con Los Cien”.
Los invitamos a venir nuestro próximo evento virtual el jueves 27 de enero a las 7 de la tarde. Nuestra conversación se centrará en las disparidades de raza y equidad y en cómo nuestros aliados de la comunidad pueden ponerse de pie con Los Cien y ampliar su papel para lograr un cambio sustantivo. Nos sentimos honrados de contar con la participación de los siguientes distinguidos oradores en nuestro panel:
- Moderator – Nikko Kimzin, Executive Director of Kimzin Creative, Arts & Equity Consulting Group
- Panelist- Dr. Daniela Dominguez, On the Margins, LLC
- Panelist – Angie Dillon-Shore, Executive Director of First 5 Sonoma County
- Panelist – Oscar A. Pardo, Perry, Johnson, Anderson, Miller & Moskowitz
- Panelist – Lisa Carreño, President & CEO United Way of the Wine Country | Sonoma, Mendocino, Lake, Humboldt & Del Norte Counties
Los invitamos a unirse a nosotros y proporcionar sus preguntas y comentarios, ya que este tema requiere la participación activa de los miembros de la comunidad para enriquecer la conversación!!
Resources:
- Breaking White Silence By Elizabeth Behrens, BTB101 Educator & Online Community Manager
- Seeing White, SceneonRadio.org
- 21 Racial Equity Challenge from United way
- For The Ethical Rainmaker – The Racist Roots of Nonprofits and Philanthropy
- Podcast: Be Antiracist with Ibram X. Kendi
- Book: Me and white supremacy, Layla F. Saad
- Book: The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together, Heather McGhee
The 8th Annual State of the Latino Community Address: Creating a New Frame for Racial, Social and Economic Justice in a Time of COVID
11/18/2021
Long before COVID, our community suffered from long standing inequities, evident by data published in the 2014 Portrait of Sonoma report. The racial, economic, and societal inequities already in place prior to the pandemic served as the fuel that further exacerbated these inequities; causing far more harm to the health and livelihoods of Black, Latinx, and Indigenous people in our community.
As Dr. Manuel Pastor puts it, “COVID was the disease that revealed our illness as a society.” As we reckon with this new reality, we must resist the temptation to go back to how things were prior to the pandemic and instead focus on dismantling the very systems and structures that perpetuate and fuel quality.
We invite you to the 2021 State of the Latino Community for a powerful gathering to reflect on our recovery and explore new data from the Rolling out of the updated Portrait of Sonoma Report, 2021. Be part of the movement to help create a new agenda for action to build a strong, equitable and resilient Sonoma County.
- Senator Alex Padilla, California, reporting from Washington D.C.
- Dr. Manuel Pastor, Professor of Ethnic Studies at USC.
- Supervisor Lynda Hopkins, Sonoma County Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
- Dr. Marlene Orozco, Lead Researcher at Stanford Business School and Los Cien Economist reporting on Latino Economics, and The Los Cien Latino Score Card, Update!
- A panel of regional, successful Latino entrepreneurs discussing their inspiring stories of success in difficult times.
- Rolling Out the Newest Updated 2021 Portrait of Sonoma data.
- Moderator is Oscar Chavez, Asst. Director of Human Services, Sonoma County
Ver Grabaciones de Programas Aquí / Watch Program Recordings Here
La tarjeta de puntuación de 2021 / Scorecard for 2021
Antes del virus de COVID, nuestra comunidad sufría de desigualdades evidentes por los datos publicados en el informe Portrait of Sonoma de 2014. Las desigualdades raciales, económicas y sociales ya existentes antes de la pandemia sirvieron como el combustible que exacerbó aún más estas desigualdades; causando más daño a la salud y los medios de vida a la gente latina,negra, e indígenas en nuestra comunidad.
Como dice el Dr. Manuel Pastor, “COVID fue la enfermedad que reveló nuestra enfermedad como sociedad”. Al contar con esta nueva realidad, debemos resistir la tentación de volver a cómo eran las cosas antes de la pandemia y, en cambio, centrarnos en desmantelar los mismos sistemas y estructuras que perpetúan y alimentan la calidad.
Lo invitamos al estado de la comunidad latina 2021 para una reunión poderosa para reflexionar sobre nuestra recuperación y explorar nuevos datos del lanzamiento del informe actualizado Retrato de Sonoma, 2021. Sea parte del movimiento para ayudar a crear una nueva agenda para acción para construir un condado de Sonoma fuerte, equitativo y resistente.
Los ponentes confirmados incluyen:
- El senador Alex Padilla, California, informando desde Washington D.C.
- Dr. Manuel Pastor, Catedrático de Estudios Étnicos de la USC.
- Supervisora Lynda Hopkins, Presidenta de la Junta de Supervisores del Condado de Sonoma
- La Dra. Marlene Orozco, Investigadora principal de la Escuela de Negocios de Stanford y Economista de Los Cien que informa sobre la economía latina, y The Los Cien Latino Score Card, ¡Actualización!
- Un panel de empresarios latinos exitosos y regionales que discuten sus inspiradoras historias de éxito en tiempos difíciles.
- Lanzamiento de los datos más recientes de Portrait of Sonoma de 2021 actualizados.
- El moderador es Oscar Chavez, Asistente. Director de Servicios Humanos, Condado de Sonoma
Mental Health: Breaking Stigmas & Celebrating Cultural Wealth
10/28/2021
Salud Mental: Rompiendo Estigmas y Celebrando Nuestra Riqueza Cultural – La salud mental es un componente crítico de nuestra salud y bienestar general. La comunidad latina generalmente subutiliza los servicios de salud mental de estilo occidental en parte debido a barreras culturales, percepciones negativas y factores socioeconómicos. Sin embargo, tenemos una rica tradición de prácticas espirituales de salud mental. Es importante que reconozcamos todo el espectro de servicios de salud mental y reconsideremos la forma en que se entregan a la comunidad latina. Únase a nuestro distinguido panel para un discurso en como despegar estos estigmas y identificar esfuerzos locales y culturalmente sensibles para superarlos.
- Moderadoraa – Socorro Shiels, Los Cien & City of Santa Rosa Diversity, Inclusion and Equal Opp. Officer
- Panelista– Dr. Daniela Dominguez, CEO of On the Margins, LLC
- Panelista – Nubia Padilla, Executive Director of Humanidad Therapy & Education Services
- Panelista – Dr. Michael Valdovino, Santa Rosa Family Medicine
- Mar Rivas – “Promotora” juvenile con Latino Services Providers
Recording of Event Here | Grabación del evento aquí
Mental health is a critical component of our overall health and well-being. The Latinx community typically underutilizes western-style mental health services in part due to cultural barriers, negative perceptions, and socio-economic factors. However, we do have a rich tradition of spiritual mental health practices. It is important that we recognize the full spectrum of mental health services and rethink the way in which they are delivered to the Latinx community. Please join our distinguished panel who will break these down stigmas and discuss locally led culturally-sensitive efforts to overcome them.
- Moderator – Socorro Shiels, Los Cien & City of Santa Rosa Diversity, Inclusion and Equal Opp. Officer
- Panelist – Dr. Daniela Dominguez, CEO of On the Margins, LLC
- Panelist – Nubia Padilla, Executive Director of Humanidad Therapy & Education Services
- Panelist – Dr. Michael Valdovino, Santa Rosa Family Medicine
- Panelist – Mar Rivas, Youth “Promotora” with Latino Service Providers
Behind the Lines – Wildfires & Farmworker Safety
09/23/2021
With increasing intensities of fires upon us, Sonoma County’s wine and agricultural sectors are under pressure to save crops and livestock from fire and smoke in evacuation zones. However, it is the farmworker who is called and ordered to work behind these evacuation lines while the fires burn near. Join us to hear the first hand perspective of a local farmworker who bears the burden of these conflicting pressures. We will follow this with our distinguished panel who will offer insight into the pressing questions our community needs to ask about workers behind the line: Who is responsible for ensuring the health and safety of our farmworkers? What safety measures are in place to protect those who are most vulnerable? Who decides when and where a farmworker can go to work during fires?
And how can we make a difference? To begin this important community conversation, we are honored to be joined by our distinguished panel:
- Max Alper – Executive Director, North Bay Jobs with Justice
- Farmworker Perspective
- Juan A. Calderon – District Manager Cal/OSHA
- Professor Daniel Robledo – Viticulturist Consultant/PCA/CCA-WR/DPR-WPS
Recording of Event Here | Grabación del evento aquí
Farmworker Priorities: 5 for Farmworkers Priorities (English) / 5 para Trabajadores Agrícolas (Español)
Powerpoint Presentation by Juan A. Calderon – District Manager Cal/OSHA: WILDFIRE SMOKE / El HUMO DE INCENDIOS
Con la creciente intensidad de incendios sobre nosotros, los sectores vitivinícola y agrícola del condado de Sonoma están bajo presión para salvar los cultivos y el ganado del fuego y el humo en las zonas de evacuación. Sin embargo, es el trabajador agrícola quien es llamado y ordenado a trabajar detrás de estas líneas de evacuación mientras los incendios arden cerca. Únase a nosotros para escuchar la perspectiva de primera mano de un trabajador agrícola local que soporta la carga de estas presiones conflictivas. Seguiremos esto con nuestro distinguido panel que ofrecerá información sobre las preguntas apremiantes que nuestra comunidad necesita hacer sobre los trabajadores detrás de la línea: ¿Quién es responsable de garantizar la salud y la seguridad de nuestros trabajadores agrícolas? ¿Qué medidas de seguridad existen para proteger a los más vulnerables? ¿Quién decide cuándo y dónde un trabajador agrícola puede ir a trabajar durante los incendios? ¿Y cómo podemos marcar la diferencia?
Para comenzar esta importante conversación comunitaria, nos sentimos honrados de estar acompañados por nuestro distinguido panel:
- Kerry Fugett – Los Cien Boardmember and Moderator
- Max Alper – Executive Director, North Bay Jobs with Justice
- Un trabajador agrícola
- Juan A. Calderon – District Manager Cal/OSHA
- Daniel Robledo- Vinicultor Consultor
Eighth Annual Latino Cultural Experience
08/26/2021
Join Los Cien on August 26 at 7 pm as we co-host with the Luther Burbank Center of the Arts the Eighth Annual, Latino Cultural Experience.
Our Cultural Latino Entertainment includes the Trinitate Philharmonic, Youth Symphony from Lean Guanajuanto Mexico. We are also honored to have the Luther Burbank Center of the arts, Youth Mariacho Ensemble, the Cantares de mi Tierra, directed by LBC Music Director Jose Soto. Lastly we are honored to have the Mateo Guzman Trio join us once again!
View the recording video here!
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Los invitamos a el proximo evento de Los Cien el 26 de agosto a las 7 de la tarde co-alojado con el Luther Burbank Centero de las Artes la Octavo Experiencia Cultural Latina Anual.
Nuestro Entretenimiento Latino Cultural incluye la Filarmónica Trinitate, Sinfonía Juvenil de Lean Guanajuato México. También tenemos el honor de tener el Luther Burbank Centero de las Artes, Conjunto de Mariachi para jóvenes, los Cantares de mi Tierra, dirigido por el Director Musical de LBC José Soto. Por último, nos sentimos honrados que el Trío Mateo Guzmán se una a nosotros una vez más!
El Valor de la Educación les Pertenece a Todos
07/22/2021
Los Cien los invita a una reunión virtual el 22 de julio comenzando a las 7 pm-8:30pm. La discusión se enfocara en que esfuerzos las preparatorias, instituciones universitarias y organizaciones comunitarias han desempeñado para revitalizar el valor de la educación. Investigaciones indican que el 96% de las familias Latinas valoran y apoyan la educación. Sin embargo, información local indica que solamente el 9% de la población Latinx obtiene un título universitario. Las creencias que escuelas son exclusivamente responsables por el éxito académico de los estudiantes es erróneo. La responsabilidad de educar a nuestros jóvenes e hijos nos pertenece a todos. La responsabilidad de instituciones educacionales es proveer apoyo social y emocional, además, de los requerimientos apropiados para la graduación de la preparatoria y admisión universitaria. Este programa explorara las oportunidades educacionales que existen para las familias y estudiantes del Condado de Sonoma atreves de colaboraciones con líderes educativos y organizadores comunitarios.
- Moderador – Hector Delgado, Santa Rosa Junior College
- Panelista- Pedro Avila
- Panelista – Gabriel Albavera
- Panelista – Elias Lopez
- Panelista – Lizbeth Perez
- Panelista – Tania Requenes
- Oradora Motivacional– Ana Ramos
Join Los Cien on July 22 at 7 pm-8:30pm for a discussion about what local high schools, institutions of higher education, and community organizations have done to revitalize the value of education. Research shows 96% of Latinx families support and value education. Yet local data displays that 9% of the Latinx population in Sonoma County have a bachelor’s degree. The longstanding belief that only schools are responsible for students’ academic success overshadows the responsibility that educating our children belongs to everyone. An educational institution’s responsibility is to provide proper social and emotional support, in addition, to high school graduation and college admissions requirements for our most vulnerable families and students. This program will explore the partnership opportunities with education leaders and community organizations to create educational pathways for Sonoma County families, and students.
- Moderator – Hector Delgado, Santa Rosa Junior College
- Panelist – Pedro Avila
- Panelist – Gabriel Albavera
- Panelist – Elias Lopez
- Panelist – Lizbeth Perez
- Panelist – Tania Requenes
- Motivational Speaker – Ana Ramos
Immigrants Built Wine Country by Sonoma County Secure Families Collaborative
06/25/2021
*PARTNER EVENT*
Register here
About this event
In Sonoma Valley, there are many reminders of the immigrants who built California’s wine industry: tasting rooms that look like Italian villas or signs bearing French names. But you won’t see any vestiges of the group that made up an estimated 80 percent of the workforce that first put Sonoma vineyards on the map: the Chinese.
Support for the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 emerged in California out of the targeting of Chinese immigrants at a time when many poor and working class Americans were struggling to get by. By the time it passed, nativist sentiments had already begun driving Chinese communities out of Sonoma Valley, ending their chances of sharing in the prosperity that would emerge from the vineyards they helped to build with their own hands.
With the recent sharp rise in anti-Asian violence in the Bay Area and beyond, once again being unfairly targeted for systemic issues beyond their control and unrecognized for how deeply interwoven their stories are in the fabric of our history, we recognize that the true immigrant story of America is one that continues to be undertold.
The Secure Families Collaborative invites you to this community event and fundraiser focusing on the importance of storytelling as an antidote to bigotry, and how we can all help amplify powerful stories of how non-European immigrants made Sonoma County and this country what it is today. We will laugh, possibly cry, and enjoy some delicious wine!
Featuring a keynote conversation with:
- Perry Yung, actor, musician, activist (Warrior, The Knick, John Wick: Chapter 2)
- Elizabeth Escalante, teacher, President of Wine Country Young Democrats, and Commissioner on the Commission on Human Rights in Sonoma County
Followed by an all-Latina vintner panel and virtual wine tasting by:
- Cecilia Enriquez, Owner at Enriquez Estate Wines
- Olga Fernandez, CEO at Guerrero Fernandez Winery
- Monica Lopez, Co-owner at Aldina Vineyards
- Moderated by Margaret Flores McCabe, Executive Director of the Sonoma County Secure Families Collaborative
Los Cien – 1st Annual Youth Forum: Perspectives on the Pandemic, Social Justice, and their Future!
06/24/2021
Sonoma County youth have arguably experienced more challenges in the last few years than any other generation. A pandemic, protests prompted by social injustices, pronounced racial and socio-economic inequities, wildfires, evacuations, distance learning, this list is endless. Yet, we as adults often fail to recognize the trauma these experiences leave on your youth. Efforts to label youth as resilient simply minimizes their struggles. Los Cien is hosting its 1st Annual Youth Forum to provide their due space to express their thoughts, their struggles, and the changes the seek from us!
When: Thursday, June 24th at 7:00pm PST
Where: Join us live on Zoom or on Facebook Live and KBBF. Register here.
Please join this conversation with:
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- Moderator – Montserrat Archila, Providence Health Care
- Panelist – Sofi Pardo, Sophomore Maria Carrillo High School
- Panelist – Hy Ly, Junior Piner High School
- Panelist – Reynalda Cruz, Senior Santa Rosa High School
- Panelist – Mar Rivas, Senior Santa Rosa High School
- Panelist – Ricarda Suarez, Senior Roseland University Prep
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Los Cien – Primer Foro Anual de la Juventud: ¡Perspectivas sobre la pandemia, la justicia social y su futuro!
24 de Junio de 2021 a las 7 pm a través de Zoom, FB Live y KBBF
Los jóvenes del condado de Sonoma han experimentado más retos en los últimos años que cualquier otra generación. Una pandemia, protestas provocadas por injusticias sociales, pronunciadas inequidades raciales y socioeconómicas, incendios forestales, evacuaciones, educación a distancia, esta lista es interminable. Sin embargo, nosotros, como adultos, a menudo no reconocemos el trauma que estas experiencias dejan en nuestra juventud. Simplemente catalogando a jóvenes como resilientes simplemente minimizan sus experiencias. ¡Los Cien está organizando su Primer Foro Anual de la Juventud para proporcionar el espacio apropiado para que la juventud pueda expresar sus pensamientos, sus luchas y los cambios que buscan de nosotros!
Los invitamos a esta conversación con:
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- Moderator – Montserrat Archila, Providence Health Care
- Panelista – Sofi Pardo, Sophomore Maria Carrillo High School
- Panelista – Hy Ly, Junior Piner High School
- Panelista – Reynalda Cruz, Senior Santa Rosa High School
- Panelista – Mar Rivas, Senior Santa Rosa High School
- Panelista – Ricarda Suarez, Senior Roseland University Prep”
Immigration Reform at the Crossroads – Sonoma County Impacts and Response
05/20/2021
We are at the crossroads of hope and fear for Sonoma County’s undocumented residents. After four years of the Trump administration demonizing immigrants, meaningful immigration reform is pending in Congress. Join us to hear about what this means for the young undocumented adults in our community who live with uncertain futures, directly from them.
Los Cien in partnership with Secure Families Collaborative will provide an insider Washington view of pending immigration reform and look at the challenges locally for taking advantage of new legislation. The panel discussion will include what legal help is available, the mental health toll of undocumented status, the types of documentation a person will need, and how we can work together as a community to assist the thousands of Sonoma County residents who may be eligible for relief.
When: Thursday, May 20th at 7:00pm PST
View the Recording: On Facebook.
Speakers:
Panel Moderator – Lisa Carreno (Los Cien Board Member and United Way Executive Director)
- Panelist – Margaret Flores McCabe, Executive Director of the Sonoma County Secure Families Collaborative,
- Panelist – Nithya Nathan-Pineau, Policy Attorney and Strategist at the Immigrant Legal Resource Center,
- Panelist – Luis Robles, Sonoma State student and Collaborative Client, and
- Panelist – Nubia Padilla, Executive Director of Humanidad Therapy and Education Services. Click here to view the slide deck for Humanidad Therapy and Education Services.
California Redistricting Commission & How it Affects Sonoma County and Northern California
04/22/2021
Please join Los Cien, who in partnership with NALEO (National Association of Latino Elected Officials), will be presenting “California Redistricting 101”. This program will provide our viewers a basic understanding of California’s redistricting efforts promulgated by the enactment of the Voter’s First Act (2011). We will discuss the creation, composition, and function of the 2020 California Citizens Redistricting Commission (CCRC). The CCRD is now responsible for drawing the district lines for the State Senate, Assembly, and State Board of Equalization which will be in effect for the next 10 years.
We will also proudly introduce Mr. Pedro Toledo (Petaluma, CA) who was selected as 1 of 4 14 Commissioners to sit on this committee. Finally we will also cover basic information on how maps must be drawn, how YOU can participate in drawing YOUR own map for CCRC consideration, and all pertinent deadlines. Please join Los Cien at this informative event!
When: Thursday, April 22nd at 7:00pm PST
View the Recording: On Facebook. Click here to view the slide deck.
Speakers:
- Alvaro Hernandez – Executive Director of California’s Citizens Redistricting Commission
- Pedro Toledo – Commissioner, California Citizens Redistricting Commission
- Jacqueline Coto – State Director of Civic Engagement Policy – Policy, Research and Advocacy at NALEO Educational Fund
Congressman Thompson and Congressman Huffman, direct from Washington DC
03/25/2021
Please join Los Cien on March 25th at a special time, 6:00 p.m., as we host Congressman Mike Thompson and Congressman Jared Huffman. The Congressmen will be joining us directly from Washington D.C. to discuss recent federal legislative action and its impact on Sonoma County. Discussion will range from recent $1.9T Stimulus Package, COVID-19 vaccine distribution, Minimum Wage Reform, and the aftermath of the 2020 Election. Please join us!
When: Thursday, March 25th at 6:00pm PST
Where: Online or on Facebook. To join us via Zoom, please register here!
The State’s Efforts Economic Recovery in Sonoma County
02/25/2021
Addressing the COVID-19 pandemic has primarily focused on health care efforts, however, fostering Sonoma County’s economic recovery is also key to overcoming this crisis. Join Los Cien in a deep conversation with Sen. Mike McGuire and Sen. Bill Dodd on what efforts the State of California is currently undertaking to stabilize our local economy and promote a sustainable recovery in 2021. We will cover topic impacting individuals and businesses alike. Please register and join us today!
When: February, 25th at 7:00pm PST
Where: Online or on Facebook. To join us via Zoom, please register here!
Time to Reset-Sonoma County 2021
01/28/2021
If the last few years have taught us anything it’s that the concept of “normal” is either non-existent or at the very least, ever changing. We have also learned that the only constant has been the resiliency of Sonoma County, its people, and its institutions in moving forward. Sure, 2020 left a lot of baggage but 2021 is time to Review and Reset and to Act.
Los Cien is Proud and Honored to present a program with 3 prominent and distinguished leaders that will guide a general conversation regarding Status and Proximate future of Sonoma County and its government, health, and economy. A very special Conversation for all of us to learn what each one of us can do to work together in creating a great place for all of our Families. Let us Introduce our very special speakers and panel!
- Lynda Hopkins – Sonoma County Board of Supervisor Chairwoman
- Sheba Person-Whitley – Executive Director of Sonoma County’s Economic Development Board (EDB)
- Barbie Robinson – Director of Sonoma County’s Department of Health Services (DHS)
- Dr. Sundari Mase – Public Health Division Director for Sonoma County DHS
- Dr. Urmila Shende – Chief of Vaccine Program, Sonoma County DHS
View the recording on Facebook HERE.
THE COLOR OF LAW / EL COLOR DE LEY – A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America
11/11/2020
November 11, 2020 at 6pm – View the Recording Here
Los Cien in collaboration with Generation Housing are proud to present an insightful conversation with Author & Speaker Richard Rothstein
In THE COLOR OF LAW, Richard Rothstein argues with exacting precision and fascinating insight how segregation in America is the byproduct of explicit government policies at the local, state, and federal level. To scholars and social critics, racism in our neighborhoods has long been viewed as a manifestation of unscrupulous real estate agents, unethical mortgage lenders, and exclusionary covenants working outside the law. This is what is commonly known as “de facto segregated,” practices that were the outcome of private, not legal or public policy, means. Yet, as Rothstein breaks down in case after case, until the last quarter of the twentieth century de facto paled in comparison to de jure (government-sponsored) segregation.
At every step of the way, Rothstein demonstrates, the government and our courts upheld racist policies to maintain the separation of whites and blacks. Leading to the powder keg which has defined Ferguson, Baltimore, Charleston, and Chicago. THE COLOR OF LAW is not a tale of Red versus Blue states. It is sadly the story of America in all of its municipalities, large and small, liberal and reactionary.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Richard Rothstein is a research associate of the Economic Policy Institute and a Fellow at the Thurgood Marshall Institute of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. He lives in California, where is a Fellow of the Haas Institute at the University of California–Berkeley.
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EL COLOR DE LEY: La Historia Olvidada de Cómo Nuestro Gobierno Segrego los Estados Unidos
11 de Noviembre de 2020 a las 6pm (webinar GRATUITO)
Los Cien en colaboración con Generation Housing se enorgullecen de presentar: Autor y orador – Richard Rothstein
En EL COLOR DE LA LEY, Richard Rothstein argumenta con precisión y una visión fascinante de cómo la segregación en Estados Unidos es el subproducto de políticas gubernamentales explícitas a nivel local, estatal y federal. Para los eruditos y los críticos sociales, el racismo en nuestros vecindarios ha sido visto durante mucho tiempo como una manifestación de agentes inmobiliarios sin escrúpulos, prestamistas hipotecarios poco éticos y convenios excluyentes que trabajan fuera de la ley. Esto es lo que comúnmente se conoce como“segregado de facto”, prácticas que fueron el resultado de medios privados, no legales o de política pública. Sin embargo, como Rothstein presenta en caso tras caso, hasta el último cuarto del siglo XX, segregación de facto palidecó en comparación con la segregación de jure (patrocinada por el gobierno).
En cada paso del camino, Rothstein demuestra que el gobierno y nuestros tribunales defendieron políticas racistas para mantener la separación de blancos y negros. Estos actos had procido explosvos resultados definidos por ejemplo en Ferguson, Baltimore, Charleston y Chicago. EL COLOR DE LA LEY no es una historia de estados rojos contra azules. Es tristemente la historia de Estados Unidos en todos sus municipios, grandes y pequeños, liberales y reaccionarios.
SOBRE EL AUTOR:
Richard Rothstein es investigador asociado del Instituto de Política Económica y miembro del Thurgood Marshall Institute del NAACP Legal Defense Fund. Vive en California, donde es miembro del Instituto Haas de la Universidad de California-Berkeley.
Post Election Wrap-Up – What Just Happened?!
11/05/2020
Join us to discuss post-election results with one of California’s premier political consultants, Christian Garcia of Tramutola Advisors. Christian and his team have been registering Latino voters in key congressional districts, supporting youth organizers in passing tax measure throughout the Bay Area, and getting out the vote for important “down ballot” races and measures for decades. Come learn what Christian and his team saw this election cycle and learn how we can continue to strategize, organize and mobilize and for increased equity in our communities during, and outside of, election years.
Speaker
- Christian Garcia, Lead Strategist at Tramutola Advisors
Date: Thursday, November 5 from 7-8pm
Staying Alive – Real Cost Measures of Living in Sonoma County
10/22/2020
A program produced in collaboration with United Way. There are more Californians living in poverty than most people think. Poverty is grossly undercounted across the nation, but especially so in California, since most Californians live in high cost areas. In Sonoma County more than 25% of households (37,000+) are living below the ‘real cost measure’ index. Please join us to discuss how the ‘real cost index’ measures can serve to change policies that begin to address these socio-economic inequities.
- Speakers
- Peter Manzo – President and CEO of United Ways of California
- Henry Gascon – Director, Program and Policy Development at United Ways of California.
View the Presentation Slides Here
Date: Thursday, October 22nd from 7-8pm
Security of Our Voting Process & The Power of the Latinx Vote!
10/08/2020
Is Sonoma County’s voting system secure? Will my mail-in ballot be counted one, twice, or at all? Will I be safe if I vote in person? What is the Latinx community’s power and influence in the upcoming elections? How do I run for an elected office in Sonoma County? What can I expect? All these questions and more will be addressed by our experienced panel.
- Speakers
- Deva Marie Proto – Sonoma County Registrar
- Lizette Escobedo – National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO) – SLIDE DECK: Election 2020 and Latino Voter Participation (NALEO)
- Esther Lemus – Town of Windsor Vice-Mayor
- Marta Cruz – City of Cloverdale Councilmember
Date: Thursday, October 8th from 7-8pm
Equity In Education: Supporting Sustainable Solutions
09/03/2020
Join Los Cien on Sept. 3 at 7pm for a discussion about closing the gaps that exist in our education system that have been further highlighted/exacerbated by virtual learning and school re-openings. These longstanding, and emerging disparities impede our community’s ability to provide adequate education to our youth – the leaders of tomorrow, the constructors of our future. From early childhood education to high school, our most vulnerable students are being left behind. In this program, we will explore the challenges and solutions local business and education leaders are forwarding to foment equity in education for Sonoma County families, youth and beyond.
Event speakers:
- Socorro Shiels, superintendente del Distrito Escolar Unificado del Valle de Sonoma
- Amy Jones-Kerr, superintendente del Distrito Escolar de Roseland
- Dra. Diann Kitamura, Superintendente de las Escuelas de la Ciudad de Santa Rosa
- Ananda Sweet, Cámara Metropolitana de Santa Rosa
- Rachel Icaza, Biblioteca Pública del Condado de Sonoma
RESOURCES
School District Home Pages
School Reopening Roadmaps
Free School Lunch Programs
Emotional & Mental Health Support
Tech Support
- Santa Rosa
- Sonoma Valley
- Distance Learning
Understanding The Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach (IOLERO)
07/30/2020
We are proud to present yet another program in our series addressing race and social justice reform. The topic this time will be the Community’s ability to create, implement, and participate in a robust law enforcement oversight program. The Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach (IOLERO) was established by the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on September 15, 2015. IOLERO was a direct Community and Government response to the tragic shooting of Andy Lopez in 2013.
Recently, the Supervisors formed an ad hoc committee to consider changes to the IOLERO’s ordinance in order to strengthen its ability to perform its intended function – law enforcement oversight in Sonoma County. The Board is considering changes proposed by IOLERO’s director, provisions included in the Evelyn Cheatham Ordinance and input from the community which support greater independence, increased funding, clear authority, and unfettered access to the information and staff needed to accomplish the agency’s mission of oversight of the Sonoma County Sheriffs’ Department. The Board of Supervisors is considering whether to make these changes directly through a Board of Supervisors’ amendment or by placing the Evelyn Cheatham Ordinance on the November 2020 ballot (with or without modifications).
Please join us July 30, 2020 at 7pm for panel discussion on IOLERO. Click here to register.
The conversation will be led by
- Lorez Bailey (current member of IOLERO’s Community Advisory Council) and will include:
- Karlene Navarro (Executive Director of IOLERO),
- Sylvia Lemus (founding member of the IOLERO’s Community Advisory Council)
*** This program is focused on the (1) Political Participation and (2) Neighborhood Engagement components of the Latino Scorecard***
Estamos orgullosos de presentar otro programa en nuestra serie que aborda la reforma de justicia racial y social. El tema esta vez será la capacidad de la Comunidad para crear, implementar y participar en un programa sólido de supervisión de las fuerzas del orden. La Oficina Independiente de Difusión y Revisión a la Aplicación de Ley (IOLERO) fue establecida por la Junta de Supervisores del Condado de Sonoma el 15 de septiembre de 2015. IOLERO fue una respuesta directa de la Comunidad y del Gobierno al trágico tiroteo de Andy López en 2013.
Recientemente, los Supervisores formaron un comité ad hoc para considerar los cambios en la ordenanza que estabilizo IOLERO con el fin de fortalecer su capacidad para llevar a cabo su función prevista – supervisión de la aplicación de la ley en el condado de Sonoma. La Junta está considerando los cambios propusestos por la directora de IOLERO, proviciones incluidos en la Ordenanza de Evelyn Cheatham, y sugerencias de la comunidad que apoyan una mayor independencia, mayor financiación, autoridad clara y acceso sin restricciones a la información y al personal necesarios para cumplir la misión de supervisión del Departamento del Sheriff del Condado.
La Junta de Supervisores está considerando si hacer estos cambios directamente por enmienda or por colocar la Ordenanza de Cheatham puedeen la boleta electoral de Noviembre de 2020 (con o sin modificaciones).
Por favor, únase a nosotros el 30 de julio, 2020 a las 7:00 p.m. para esta conversación sobre IOLERO.
La conversación será encabezada por:
- Lorez Bailey (actual miembro del Consejo Asesor Comunitario de IOLERO)
- Karlene Navarro (Directora Ejecutiva de IOLERO),
- Sylvia Lemus (miembro fundador del Consejo Asesor Comunitario de IOLERO)*** Este programa se centra en los (1) componentes de Participación Política y (2) Compromiso Vecinal de la Tarjeta de Puntuación Latina***
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Identifying Racial/Social Determinants Impacting Healthcare
07/16/2020
Los Cien is excited to kick-off a series of programs to support our community in discussing racial/social disparities. We are living in unprecedented times. Los Cien believes candid conversations on racial issues provide a learning opportunity for all. Join us on July 16, 2020 starting at 7pm as we begin Identifying Racial/Social Determinants Impacting Healthcare.
This program will explore health disparities and share a model to improve outcomes. Our moderators will be Gricelda Correa of Santa Rosa Community Health and Dr. Mary Maddux-Gonzalez will lead a discussion with local healthcare professional exploring how these systemic issues impact the delivery of healthcare and health outcomes in our community.
Los Cien se complace en lanzar una serie de programas para apoyar a nuestra comunidad en la discusión de las disparidades raciales / sociales. Estamos viviendo en tiempos sin precedentes. Los Cien cree que las conversaciones sinceras sobre temas raciales brindan una oportunidad de aprendizaje para todos. Únase a nosotros el 16 de julio de 2020 a partir de las 7 p.m. a medida que comenzamos a identificar los determinantes raciales / sociales que afectan la atención médica.
Este programa explorará las disparidades de salud y compartirá un modelo para mejorar los resultados. Nuestros moderadores serán Gricelda Correa de Santa Rosa Community Health y la Dra. Mary Maddux-Gonzalez dirigirá una discusión con profesionales de la salud locales para explorar cómo estos problemas sistémicos impactan la entrega de resultados de salud y salud en nuestra comunidad.
Slide Deck: What is home healthcare? – Gricleda Correa, Santa Rosa Community Health
Slide Deck: Identifying Racial/Social Determinants Impacting Healthcare – Dr. Mary Maddux-Gonzalez
Día de Los Cien 10 Year Anniversary
11/07/2019
Dia De Los Cien: Our 10 Year Anniversary
Please join us to celebrate 10 years of serving and engaging the Community.
As we embark on our tenth year, this is a time to reflect on where we have been and what the future brings. We invite you to celebrate with us. From the backroom of Mary’s Pizza in Santa Rosa to multiple venues convening together, learning together and finding solutions together.
The journey continues but it is time to celebrate.
6th Annual State of the Latino Community
09/26/2019
Roseland Production, Preservation & Protection
06/21/2019
How do we preserve and protect Roseland while simultaneously producing more housing and business options for current and future residents?
Environmental Stewardship
04/19/2019
What is the connection between health and access to the outdoors? How are local organizations ensuring and encouraging equitable access to our region’s incredible parks and open spaces?
Join some of our community’s environmental leaders as we explore issues of environmental and community stewardship at our next luncheon. Helping us explore this topic are Dr. Lisa Micheli President and CEO of the Pepperwood Preserve, Neal Ramus from the Sonoma County Land Trust, Omar Gallardo of LandPaths, Amy Jolly from the Center for Climate Protection, and Irma Cuevas from Sonoma County Regional Parks.
Housing Equity & Accountability
03/28/2019
November 2018 we hosted the Equity in Housing Forum. The house was packed and much was shared, discussed and committed to. Now it is March, and we are holding ourselves and our community partners accountable – reconvening stakeholders to learn what progress has been made, the challenges that are emerging and what lies ahead.
Marin Latino Leaders
03/20/2019
We want to take this moment to thank those who attended our
“The vision of our new DA in Marin County and the Latino community” luncheon last week with Lori Frugoli. Truly a great conversation with Lori and community.
In the month of March are looking into law enforcement with our “A Conversation with, Marin County Sheriff Doyle” luncheon. This is a great opportunity to converse and welcome Sheriff Robert Doyle to questions around the work the Sheriffs office holds in Marin County. Please save the date for March 20th as we look forward to a great luncheon and welcoming our community members to participate.
Doors will open at 11:30am with lunch served at 12 and end at 1:30 sharp. We will be meeting at San Rafael Joe’s at 931 4th Street, San Rafael . Parking is available in the Parking structure behind San Rafael Joes. We have put together a lineup of guest speakers for the next few months that will be both, informative and inspiring. You are welcome to network before and after the presentation. I hope to see you all there.
Marin Latino Leaders Purpose
Marin Latino Leaders was created to support and elevate the Latino voice in Marin County by recognizing leadership though networking opportunities that empowers the sharing of their challenge and success. It is a platform to raise one voice for political, social, educational, and economic change for the enhancement of the Latino Community. Marin Latino Leaders is committed to make this a successful entity by featuring speakers that have succeeded in their careers and have contributed to the community.
Upcoming dates for you to mark your calendars:
- March 20th, 2019: A Conversation with, Marin County Sheriff Doyle
- April 17th, 2019
- May 15th, 2019
- June 19th, 2019
- September 18th, 2019
- October 16th, 2019
- December 18th, 2019
There is a $25 fee to cover lunch expenses- Please bring cash, preferably. If you RSVP and cannot make it for any reason, please let me know at least 2 days before the luncheon. If you do not let us know that you cannot attend, we will need to bill you for the cost of the lunch.
Thank you all so much for your continued Support and hope to see you at the Next Marin Latino Leaders Luncheon.
Tus Amigos,
Yolanda, Saga, Yoli, y Hugo
Latinx Impact On Local & State Politics
02/15/2019
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Latinos’ Access to Healthcare & Wellbeing
01/24/2019
Mental and physical health are vital ingredients in creating a healthy community. This January we will be convening health leaders to explore the challenges, opportunities, and work being done to increase access to the health and wellness resources needed to heal our individual and community-wide traumas and illnesses.
To lead this conversation, we invite Todd Salnas, CEO of St. Joseph Health, Karissa Moreno from the Center for Wellbeing, Lupe Navarro from Latino Service Providers, Gaby Bernal from Santa Rosa Community Health, Eliseo Rivas from LGTBQI Connections and Cindy Berrios from the YWCA to the table to help us explore the drivers and barriers to increasing our community’s access to improved health and wellbeing.
WHERE: The Flamingo Resort, Santa Rosa
WHEN: January 24th, 10:30am-1pm
Equity in Housing
11/01/2018
In order to grow economic opportunity and build an inclusive economy, we must meet the housing needs of our community. To realize this vision, we all have to work together and imagine what a more inclusive community looks like, and then work hard to bring this vision into fruition.
To further this conversation, we are bringing Ben Metcalf, Director for the California Department of Housing and Community Development and many other local, state and federal officials to the table to explore and better understand the unique housing issues and opportunities facing our community.
WHEN: November 1st, 10:30am-1pm
5th Annual State of the Latino Community
09/27/2018
5th Annual Latino Cultural Experience
08/24/2018
Diversity in Hiring
06/29/2018
Beyond College Readiness
05/25/2018
The 2020 Census
04/27/2018
Economic Impact of DACA
03/30/2018
Sheriff’s Candidate Forum
02/27/2018
Education Trailblazers
01/25/2018
100th program with Kevin DeLeon
11/17/2017
DACA Converstation w/Thompson&Huffman
10/20/2017
4th Annual State of Latinos
09/28/2017
Latino Cultural Experience
08/25/2017
Fair Flower show
08/02/2017
Conversation on Immigration
06/23/2017
Youth Education/Civic Engagement
05/26/2017
Community Engagement – critical conversations
04/21/2017
Legislative Update
03/17/2017
Election results
02/17/2017
New Consul General of Mexico
01/27/2017
County-wide Police Chiefs discussion
11/18/2016
3rd annual State of Latino Community
09/29/2016
3rd annual Latino Experience
09/09/2016
Fair Flower show
07/21/2016
Los Cien Strategic Plan Presentation
06/24/2016
Universal Preschool
05/19/2016
County-wide City Managers Panel
04/29/2016
Legislative Update
03/11/2016
Annexation/Southwest Santa Rosa
02/15/2016
College and Arminana recognition
01/29/2016
Local politics
10/25/2015
2nd Annual State of Latino Community
10/01/2015
Latino Heritage Experience
08/28/2015
Fair Flower show
07/23/2015
Legislative Roundup
06/19/2015
Education Recap
05/29/2015
SR Symphony
04/24/2015
Pending annexation
03/27/2015
Inaugural State of Latinos
10/02/2014
WF Independence Festival
09/13/2014
Latino Cultural event
08/29/2014
Flower Show at Fair
07/23/2014
Year-end Educational recap
06/13/2014
The Puente & Ganas Awards
Join us as Los Cien presents the 2019 Puente & Ganas Awards! A local honoring service to Sonoma County individuals and organizations who have demonstrated consistent effort to bridge and advocate on behalf of our Latino community. The annual winners are selected by a committee of community members as well as Los Cien Board Members.
Supervisorial Candidate Forum
Join us as we learn about the candidates for County Supervisorial Districts 1, 3 and 5.
WHEN: Feb. 14th, 10:30am – 1pm
WHERE: The Flamingo Resort