100 Days In:
what it means for latino unity
As the first 100 days of Trump’s second term deliver an onslaught of chaos, divisive policies, and threats targeting Latino and immigrant communities, we know the stakes couldn’t be higher. But we are not starting from zero.
This forward-looking convening will bring together LA’s leading Latino voices to discuss how we build lasting power and resilience in key areas—immigration, education, economic development, and community infrastructure. Together, we’ll move beyond defense, shifting to a proactive strategy that strengthens Latino leadership and serves as a national model for empowerment and resistance.
Our panel will examine both immediate countermeasures and long-term strategies to not only mitigate harm but advance a bold vision for Latino communities in Los Angeles, California, and across the country.
TUEsday, april, 29, 2025
TIME: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Pacific Daylight Time (PDT)
LOCATION: Downtown LA
Exact address provided upon RSVP
note: this is an invitation-only, non-transferable event reserved for top latino leaders in the region. for inquiries contact nora preciado (nora@tzunu.com) or esperanza guevara (esperanza@latnomedia.org).
special guest speakers
The speakers will explore the critical challenges facing Latino communities during the first 100 days of Trump’s second term, with a focus on civic engagement, equitable resourcing, and community resilience. As the Trump administration’s rhetoric and policies continue to pose direct threats to immigrants, civil rights, and economic opportunity, Latino leaders across sectors are coming together to share strategies for building collective power. Through a series of conversations led by key voices in activism, media, philanthropy, labor, and business, the speakers will examine the urgent needs of Latino communities, highlight opportunities for coordinated action, and call for bold leadership in the face of rising national challenges.
