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Symposium Democracy & Voting Rights

NALEO National Education Leadership and Public Policy Academy

Event Date August 3-5, 2018

LPPI and NALEO co-hosted a symposium where elected officials discussed effective policies for the Latino community.

Summary:

Elected officials from over a dozen different states, including state legislators, municipal and school district officials, gathered Aug. 3-5, 2018, at UCLA Luskin for a conference co-hosted by the Latino Policy and Politics Initiative (LPPI). More than 60 elected officials participated in the first-ever National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) National Education Leadership and Public Policy Academy to learn about effective public policies that support Latino families and communities.