1 Ensuring Latinos have an integral voice in the national dialogue on climate change May 20, 2010 NASA Earth Science Education and Outreach Forum Arlie.

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1 Ensuring Latinos have an integral voice in the national dialogue on climate change May 20, 2010 NASA Earth Science Education and Outreach Forum Arlie Center Warrenton, VA

WHO WE ARE As climate change poses significant challenges and opportunities for low-income and minority communities, three national Latino organizations joined forces to launch the National Latino Coalition on Climate Change (NLCCC). The National Puerto Rican Coalition (NPRC), the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) and the Hispanic Federation are working collaboratively to ensure that Latinos have an integral voice in the national dialogue on climate change. 2

3 REGIONAL LEADERSHIP BRIEFINGS ON CLIMATE CHANGE The work of the NLCCC has initially been focused on educating the Latino community through a series of Regional Latino Leadership Briefings that convene issue experts, regional leaders, community activist networks, and others in shared learning opportunities.

4 CURRENT ACTIVITIES & PROJECTS APRIL POLL OF LATINOS ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENERGY POLICY NLCCC commissioned a poll of 900 Latino voters in Florida, Colorado and Nevada. We held a teleconference and a Congressional briefing to communicate our findings to the public and lawmakers. EARTH DAY LAUNCH OF LATINO YOUTH OUTINGS We are promoting active and healthy behavior by bringing kids to the outdoors to explore nature and learn about careers in the environmental field.

5 JULY 10 th - NLCCC BRIEFING AT NCLR CONFERENCE The National Council of La Raza conference brings together thousands of Latino leaders and activists from all over the country to discuss problems and solutions to issues affecting their respective communities. AUGUST 4 th - NLCCC BRIEFING AT LCLAA’S NATIONAL CONVENTION Latino and Latina trade unionists will gather to learn about green jobs and what they as union presidents, representatives and organizers can do to fight climate change.

6 LESSONS Coalition building Identifying trusted local messengers Make resources and information accessible

7 OUR VIEW ON HOW TO SUPPORT EDUCATING LATINO(A) STUDENTS ABOUT SCIENCE AND CLIMATE CHANGE Access, Access, Access! FACILITATE ACCESS TO: STEM youth camps Internships Fellowships Apprenticeships Mentorship

8 INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS National Puerto Rican Coalition, Inc. (NPRC) Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) Hispanic Federation Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) United States Hispanic Leadership Institute (USHLI) National Hispanic Medical Association (NHMA)

Slide 9 Rafael Fantauzzi- President & CEO National Puerto Rican Coalition, Inc. (NPRC)NPRC Lillian Rodriguez-Lopez- President Hispanic Federation Hector E. Sanchez, Executive Director Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA)LCLAA Mark Magaña Andrea L. Delgado PHONE: (Hablamos Español) Join our Facebook community