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Dallas County Bowling

The inaugural Bowling Tournament was a great success! Congratulations to the teams that secured 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places. Everyone had a fantastic time, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to all who participated and contributed to making our first bowling event…
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LULAC ANALYSIS: A NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR NEBRASKA AS OMAHA POLICE DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL LATINO POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, AND METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERS PARTICIPATE IN FACT-FINDING TEXAS VISIT

Nation’s Oldest and Largest Latino Civil Rights Organization Facilitates Briefings with Law Enforcement, Educational, and Business Leaders, Innovating Groundbreaking Public Safety, Academic, and Workforce Training Partnerships Washington, DC — The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) recently led a three-day, first-of-its-kind…
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EL PUENTE NEWS

FELIZ NAVIDAD

Our family on our grandfather’s side of the family comes from the Sierra Madre of the land of the Tarahuma People from the area of Guanaseve, Durango. During the Mexican Revolution, nuestro abelo, due to the violence caused by the war decided…
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These are my Heroes

Attached is a picture of my father working as a farm worker in the 1950s he had returned home from Europe where he had fought as a Army Infantry soldier. As a farm worker myself it would be a failure on my…
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36th Infantry Division (“T” Patch)

Honoring our soldiers This Memorial Day I would like to recognize the 36th Infantry Division that until recently, little was known about its combat exploits. Also, of what many veterans and other military experts came to call the costliest failed attacks made…
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Folklorico Plaque of recognition

This evening, 5-25-21, we received a plaque of recognition from Teocalli Cultural Academy for our recent donation to the Folklorico program.  The students were present and sent their heartfelt “Thank You.” The presentation was recorded for a local television show “Mi Valle” which…
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The Power of Mentoring

I have always believed in the power of mentoring, especially of young people and certainly for those young minds that can readily be affected positively or negatively. I heard of Jose’s unbelievable accomplishments, not only in academia but in his ability to…
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Evanston, Illinois. Please join us in welcoming the new National Latino Peace Officers Association -NLPOA Cook County Chapter, Illinois, to the NLPOA Family of Chapters.

Sgt. Anthony “Tony” Correa, Chapter President. Tony Correa currently serves as the Sergeant in Charge of the Evanston Police Department’s LatinX Liaison Supervisor. Pedro Carrasco, Vice President, Evanston Police; Amanda Fernandez, Evanston Police, Secretary; and Jacqueline Herrera, Evanston Police, Treasurer. The NLPOA…
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