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DESCRIPTION:The U.S. national Advisory Council on Historic Preservation inv
 ites you to&nbsp\;its annual Preserve\nthe Past\, Build for the Future web
 inar series.&nbsp\;Many historic sites that tell the vibrant stories of La
 tino and Hispanic communities are at risk\, facing threats from redevelopm
 ent\, neglect\, and shifting public interest. Iconic places like Olvera St
 reet in Los Angeles\, rich with cultural heritage\, stand on the brink of 
 erasure and gentrification. Preserving these sites is not just about savin
 g buildings\; it&rsquo\;s about honoring the legacy and contributions of L
 atino and Hispanic communities in shaping our nation. In this webinar\, we
 &rsquo\;ll delve into the critical efforts to safeguard these historic pla
 ces and discuss how communities and government officials can work together
  to ensure their survival for future generations. Join us as we explore th
 e challenges and successes of Latino and Hispanic historic preservation an
 d why it&rsquo\;s more important than ever to foster active stewardship an
 d engagement.\n\nPanelists:Sehila Mota Casper\, Executive Director\, Latin
 os in Heritage Conservation\nEdgar Garcia\, Assistant General Manager at E
 l Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument Department &ndash\; Olvera Str
 eet in Los Angeles\nRikki Riojas\, Board President\, Los Descendientes and
  Co-Director\, Mexican American Museum Register for Zoom webinar.&nbsp\;Pa
 rt of the Preserve the Past\, Build for the Future 2025 Webinar Series.
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SUMMARY:Disappearing Places: Protecting Latino/Hispanic History from Erasur
 e
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The U.S. national Advisory Council on Histo
 ric Preservation invites you to&nbsp\;its annual Preserve\nthe Past\, Buil
 d for the Future webinar series.&nbsp\;</p><p>Many historic sites that tel
 l the vibrant stories of Latino and Hispanic communities are at risk\, fac
 ing threats from redevelopment\, neglect\, and shifting public interest. I
 conic places like Olvera Street in Los Angeles\, rich with cultural herita
 ge\, stand on the brink of erasure and gentrification. Preserving these si
 tes is not just about saving buildings\; it&rsquo\;s about honoring the le
 gacy and contributions of Latino and Hispanic communities in shaping our n
 ation. In this webinar\, we&rsquo\;ll delve into the critical efforts to s
 afeguard these historic places and discuss how communities and government 
 officials can work together to ensure their survival for future generation
 s. Join us as we explore the challenges and successes of Latino and Hispan
 ic historic preservation and why it&rsquo\;s more important than ever to f
 oster active stewardship and engagement.\n\n<br /></p><div></div><div><spa
 n style="background-color:initial\;font-family:inherit\;font-size:inherit\
 ;text-align:inherit\;text-transform:inherit\;word-spacing:normal\;caret-co
 lor:auto\;white-space:inherit\;">Panelists:</span></div><ul><li><strong>Se
 hila Mota Casper</strong>\, Executive Director\, Latinos in Heritage Conse
 rvation\n</li><li><strong>Edgar Garcia</strong>\, Assistant General Manage
 r at El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument Department &ndash\; Olve
 ra Street in Los Angeles\n</li><li><strong>Rikki Riojas</strong>\, Board P
 resident\, Los Descendientes and Co-Director\, Mexican American Museum </l
 i></ul><p>
 </p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p><em>Part of the .</em></p><div><br /></div>
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