Hi All,
Please see the attached flyer (and Joy’s message below) about a virtual event this weekend. Some of you may be familiar with Las Voces, but it’s a collective of Latinx voices here in the Lincoln area. They
have several prominent members, including Marty Ramirez, who have worked closely with LLAS and the Institute.
Best,
Trey
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From: Joy Castro <jcastro2@unl.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, September 3, 2024 11:52 AM
To: Trey Andrews III <arthur.andrews@unl.edu>
Subject: Las Voces Zoom summit this weekend
Dear Trey,
Dr. Marty Ramirez, professor emeritus and friend of the Institute and MASA, wanted the LLAS faculty members to know about this Las Voces summit this weekend in response to
the possibility of the deportation of immigrants.
Would you please forward it to the LLAS listserv you created?
Many kind thanks,
Joy
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