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2016 Winter Menudo Breakfast Lorenzo Patiño Council #2862 of Sacramento

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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT – Justice Cruz Reynoso Voter Registration Initiative 2017 Accomplishments CIVIC ENGAGEMENT – Justice Cruz Reynoso Voter Registration Initiative Voter Registration at Hermandad Mexicana Transancional Training for Volunteers to register them to vote Staffed polling precincts on election day Voting Outreach at Various Venues Input regarding Voting to Sacto County Officials

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2016 – Recognized by City of Sacramento LULAC #2862 E Guerra with Sac Latino Organizations

Council Member Eric Guerra Sacramento City Council District 6 Sponsor of 2016 Menudo Breakfast

2016 EMPLOYMENT An effort to maintain merit principles & encourage hiring practices that provide equal opportunities for all California Residents at the state & local level Public input to the State Personnel Board Participated in City of Sacramento Diversity Employment Issues Participated in a Latino coalition seeking improvement in the hiring, retention and promotion of Latinos

Immigrant Rights in Washington DC Rally in support of the Executive Orders, President Obama issued for DACA students & for DAPA adults in front of the US Supreme Court Building

California Supreme Court Associate Justice Cruz Reynoso Becomes a Life Time Member of Lorenzo Patiño Council of Sacramento LULAC President Luisa Menchaca Presents Membership to Assoc. Justice Cruz Reynoso

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