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Latino Giving Circle awards $41,000 to nonprofits in largest round of grants to date (opens the original)
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Members of the Rochester Area Community Foundation's Latino Giving Circle awarded more than $41,000 in grants Wednesday to 10 nonprofit organizations, making this year's investment the largest to date since the group was created in 2022. Dawn Perry, the foundation’s collective giving officer, said the goal is to help meet the needs of Latinos in the greater Rochester area while empowering and uplifting the community. “What makes this work so special is that it is not simply about dollars, it's a
Geneva to celebrate Latino/Hispanic heritage this weekend (opens the original)
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The Geneva Latino Festival will celebrate its 15th anniversary this weekend, bringing music, food, and cultural performances to the city. The festival began in 2011 as a cultural celebration and has grown into an annual gathering for Geneva's Latino community. Rafael Elías Diaz Diaz, one of the festival organizers, started the event when the Latino community in the area was small but growing. In 2010, the year before the festival started, 1,600 Latinos resided in Geneva. Today, 2,200 Latino resi
EMHCS kicks off new school year with needed upgrades (opens the original)
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It's the start of a new school year on the new middle and high school campus of Eugenio María de Hostos Charter School — the city's oldest charter school and the only one that is bilingual. Students walk to the new $54 million complex on Joseph Avenue, or step off school buses, heading inside. The secondary school is a combination of new construction, joined with a renovated, century-old church. A ceremonial ribbon-cutting last month drew dignitaries to tour the facility, but it was last week th
Campaign aims to create united local resistance to ICE (opens the original)
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A coalition of community members and nonprofit advocacy groups is calling on Monroe County to join in local resistance to the federal immigration enforcement crackdown. The "Protect Our Neighbors" campaign launched Tuesday in a response to increase immigration activity in the region and nationally. Organizers rallied on the steps of the Monroe County Office Building, led by representatives of Metro Justice, a grassroots organization dedicated to social, economic, and racial justice in Rochester.
Rochester Trans Pride Fest set for Saturday (opens the original)
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Saturday marks what organizers say is Rochester’s first-ever Trans Pride Fest. The celebration at International Plaza will feature live performances, community resources, and art. This year's theme is “Trans Pride Takes Center Stage: When Joy & Resilience Create Power.” Organizers also plan to announce the launch of the Rochester–Monroe County Trans Community Needs Assessment, which will focus on healthcare, housing, employment, mental health, safety, civic engagement and community connection, a
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