Annual Conference
Thank You, San Antonio!
On behalf of the NALEO and NALEO Educational Fund Boards of Directors and NALEO Educational Fund staff, please accept our sincerest gratitude for your support of the NALEO 28th Annual Conference. With your assistance, San Antonio successfully hosted more than 1,000 policymakers and other leaders from throughout the country for three days of professional development seminars, public policy discussions, and exploration of the key concerns that most affect the Latino community and the nation.
On behalf of the NALEO and NALEO Educational Fund Boards of Directors and NALEO Educational Fund staff, please accept our sincerest gratitude for your support of the NALEO 28th Annual Conference. With your assistance, San Antonio successfully hosted more than 1,000 policymakers and other leaders from throughout the country for three days of professional development seminars, public policy discussions, and exploration of the key concerns that most affect the Latino community and the nation.
Here are the NALEO Conference Reports & Presentations:
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Expanding Broadband Access and Adoption [PDF] by Anna M. Gomez, Dep. Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information United States Department of Commerce |
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The National Broadband Plan and NALEO: |
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Hispanics and Technology Adoption Trends |
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ENERGY |
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Energy Cost Impacts on Latino Families [PDF] by Eugene M. Trisko, General Counsel, Unions for Jobs and the Environment |
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Presentation by the Honorable Rafael Anchia [PDF] |
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ETHICS |
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Case Study on Ethics by Raul F. Salinas, Esq. and T. Matthew Hansen, Esq. AlvaradoSmith |
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HEALTHY COMMUNITIES |
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Leadership for Healthy Communities [PDF] by Elsie Goldstein, MPA |
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Obesity Prevention Initiatives - San Antonio Metropolitan Health Distrcit [PDF] |
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