¡Pa’lante! A Decade of Impact

Community Forum Series

A Save the Date flyer for upcoming community forums in the Pa'lante event series presented by The Latino Equity Fund at TBF

¡Pa’lante! Series Upcoming Community Forums

No Te Lo Pierdas - Save the Date

¡Pa’lante! Series Upcoming Community Forums

Presented by the Latino Equity Fund at TBF and local community partners, this series of forums will highlight MA’s diverse Latinx population through a range of topics, panel discussions and networking events.

¡Pa’lante!: A Decade of Impact

Friday, June 21, 2024, 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM, Bow Market

Celebrating its 10th year anniversary, the Latino Equity Fund took over Bow Market in Sommerville bringing together music, food, live music and community.

Highlights from LEF's 10 year celebration
A singer and musicians perform onstage during the Pa'lante Decade of Impact celebration at Bow Market
Two children sit beside their mother at an East Boston community party

Childcare Matters!

A community forum on early education care policy and reform

WHEN: Thursday, September 26 9-10:30 AM (in-person)

WHERE: The Boston Foundation Offices

In partnership with Amplify Latinx, this community forum will bring together community partners, service providers and state representatives to address the importance of childcare and early education care and its effects on Latino families in MA.

Breakfast will be provided.

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The Latino Factor: Road to Prosperity Wherever You Are- The Impact of Immigration, Jobs, and Housing

WHEN: Tuesday, October 22nd 6-9 PM (in-person) Reception 6-7 PM

WHERE: Yawkey Auditiorium @ GBH 1 Guest St, Boston, MA (Free Parking)

In partnership with Conexion and GBH, this community forum will feature a keynote by renowed author/journalist Ray Suarez and panel with local experts to dicuss the socioeconomic impact Latinos have on our home state.

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A flyer for an event in the Latino Equity Fund series Pa'lante. Text: The Latino Factor: Road to Prosperity. Wherever you are - the impact of immigration, jobs and housing. Tuesday, October 22. GBH, 1 Guest Street, Boston, MA. 6-8:45 p.m. Detailed timing for the agenda is included as well as a photo of a man and logos for the event partners.
A Brazilian woman dances outside in a park with a crowd of people behind her

50 Years Building Community: The State of the Brazilian Community in Greater Boston

WHEN: Thursday, October 24th 6-7:30 PM (in-person)

WHERE: The Boston Foundation

In partnership with the Instutito Diáspora Brasil, this forum will discuss the long history of Brazilian migration to Massachusetts and how they have become the state’s largest foreign-born population.

Photo credit: Angela Rowlings

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