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TREATY OF GUADALUPE HIDALGO 1848 PROJECT Opening February 2, 2011 Image provided by U.S. National Archives 680 W. Prince Road, Suite 110, Tucson, Ariz. 85705 Phone 520-882-8777 Fax 520-882-8886 www.amistadesinc.org Proceeds benefit Amistades, Inc., a Latino-led, Latino-serving, 501 (c) 3 nonprofit community development and substance abuse prevention organization. Culture is used as a core component in all of the organization’s community activities and services. If you would like information about making a donation, e-mail [email protected]. Become a fan at facebook.com/segundodefebrerotucson Follow us at twitter.com/segundofebrero With much gratitude, Amistades, Inc. recognizes U.S. Congressman Raúl M. Grijalva, who has served as an Honorary Committee Member for the project since its inception in 2009. The opening night reception celebrating the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo exhibition is generously hosted by: 10058A 1/11 RMS Segundo de Febrero Commemorative Dinner Fiſth Annual January 28, 2011 | Tucson, Ariz. Original artwork by Ramón Vázquez y Sánchez Bienvenida Buenas noches y una bienvenida a todos presentes. Amistades y el comité Segundo de Febrero agradece su presencia. I welcome you tonight to this educational and cultural event. is is a defining, historic moment for us as a community. We are bringing the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo from the U.S. National Archives in Washington, D.C. to Tucson. We have come together to commemorate the writing and signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, one of the oldest treaties in the United States of America. On February 2nd, the Treaty, a living document, will celebrate 163 years in existence. I want to personally thank Pima County Attorney Barbara LaWall, Congressman Raúl M. Grijalva, and Beth Grindell, Director of the Arizona State Museum, for their part in making this event a reality. Our donors in Tucson and Phoenix, planning committee members, project lideres, community organizations, families, and community volunteers all deserve much gratitude for their support and belief in this project. Please join Amistades in commemorating the Treaty by visiting the exhibit at the Arizona State Museum during the month of February and attending the Public Symposium & Teacher Workshop at the University of Arizona on February 12, 2011. It is our hope that the Treaty will promote peace, diversity, understanding, and unity in the Tucson community, Southern Arizona, and the state. Respectfully, Ricardo M. Jasso Founder/Chief Executive Officer
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TREATY OF GUADALUPE HIDALGO1848 PROJECTOpening February 2, 2011
Image provided by U.S. National Archives
680 W. Prince Road, Suite 110,Tucson, Ariz. 85705 Phone 520-882-8777 Fax 520-882-8886www.amistadesinc.org
Proceeds benefit Amistades, Inc., a Latino-led, Latino-serving, 501 (c) 3nonprofit community development and substance abuse prevention organization. Culture is used as a core component in all of the organization’s community activities and services. If you would like information about making a donation, e-mail [email protected].
Become a fan at facebook.com/segundodefebrerotucson Follow us at twitter.com/segundofebrero
With much gratitude, Amistades, Inc. recognizes U.S. Congressman Raúl M. Grijalva, who has served as an Honorary Committee Member for the project since its inception in 2009.
The opening night reception celebrating the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo exhibition is generously hosted by:
10058A 1/11 RMS
Segundo de Febrero Commemorative Dinner
Fifth Annual
January 28, 2011 | Tucson, Ariz.
Original artwork byRamón Vázquez y Sánchez
BienvenidaBuenas noches y una bienvenida a todos presentes. Amistades y el comité Segundo de Febrero agradece su presencia.
I welcome you tonight to this educational and cultural event. This is a defining, historic moment for us as a community. We are bringing the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo from the U.S. National Archives in Washington, D.C. to Tucson.
We have come together to commemorate the writing and signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, one of the oldest treaties in the United States of America. On February 2nd, the Treaty, a living document, will celebrate 163 years in existence.
I want to personally thank Pima County Attorney Barbara LaWall, Congressman Raúl M. Grijalva, and Beth Grindell, Director of the Arizona State Museum, for their part in making this event a reality. Our donors in Tucson and Phoenix, planning committee members, project lideres, community organizations, families, and community volunteers all deserve much gratitude for their support and belief in this project.
Please join Amistades in commemorating the Treaty by visiting the exhibit at the Arizona State Museum during the month of February and attending the Public Symposium & Teacher Workshop at the University of Arizona on February 12, 2011.
It is our hope that the Treaty will promote peace, diversity, understanding, and unity in the Tucson community, Southern Arizona, and the state.
Respectfully,
Ricardo M. JassoFounder/Chief Executive Officer
Project DonorsDinner Program
EntertainmentGabriel Ayala
Book Signing
Welcome by Master of CeremoniesRaul AguirreREA Media Group
BlessingFather Raul TrevizoSt. John’s Parish
RemarksRicardo M. JassoFounder/CEO, Amistades, Inc.
Dinner
Henry “Hank” OyamaSegundo De FebreroCommunity Leadership AwardRosalva BullockCommunity Advocate
Keynote PresentationRichard Griswold del CastilloTreaty of Guadalupe HidalgoScholar and Author
Pensamientos Ralph VarelaPinal Hispanic Council
Closing Remarks
Board MembersErnie Feliz, Pinal CountyCarlos Gonzalez, Aztlan AssociatesFelicia Granillo-Mendivil, RaytheonRicardo M. Jasso, Amistades, Inc.Francesca LoMonaco, Ocotillo Ridge Elementary SchoolRene Salgado, R & S Enterprises
Community Outreach VolunteersStephen FriedrichsJanis C. GallegoDr. Manuel MedinaFernando MendivilDr. Juan PazHumberto N. Stevens
Segundo de Febrero CommitteeRicardo M. Jasso, Amistades, Inc.Chair
Cindy Corona, Community AdvocateMarketing Chair
Mary Anne Fout, Arizonans For PreventionOrganizational Chair
Frank Garcia, Community AdvocateVolunteer Chair
Felicia Granillo-Mendivil, RaytheonProduction Chair
B. Joseph Howell, Arizona Youth PartnershipVenue Chair
Lisa Teyechea, Community Advocate Registration Chair
MarÍa C. Federico Brummer, TUSD Mexican American StudiesPublic Relations Chair
Claudia Jasso-Stevens Community Development Consultant
Patrocinador OficialPima County Attorney Barbara LaWall
Patrocinadores de OroArizona Community FoundationCommerce Bank of ArizonaCommunity Partnership of Southern ArizonaRuth Reed-Miller
Patrocinadores de PlataBlue Cross Blue Shield of ArizonaDesert Diamond Casinos & EntertainmentPinal Hispanic CouncilRosemont CopperThe PartnershipThe Roman Catholic Diocese of TucsonUS Bank Wells Fargo
Patrocinadores de CobreArizona Youth PartnershipLa FronteraTrang Taylor Nguyen
Project UnderwritersAmerican Family Insurance/Nizar Sukkar, Treaty Ground TransportChicanos Por La Causa, Treaty Article IXCompadres, LLC, Treaty Article XFamilia Corona, Treaty Article XHonorary Committee Member Raúl M. Grijalva, Treaty CaseRamón Vásquez y Sánchez, Original ArtworkRaytheon/HOLA, Graphics & PrintingStillwell House & Garden, Corporate BreakfastTERROS, Inc., Treaty Article IX
Media PartnersArizona Bilingual MagazineAzteca America Tucson 14Clear Channel Radio, Tejano 1600Clear Channel Radio, Mia 97.1REA Media Group
Agradacimiento Especial El Herradero SupermarketSafewayWalgreensWalmart
PatrocinadoresBeth GrindellBob & Beth WalkupCynthia Garcia Daniel StoltzfusDon NewmanFelicia Granillo-MendivilGlobal Distributions SolutionsGreg Solares & Magdalena VerdugoIrma Jasso CapeJack & Rosie MarquezJenny MontijoJosefina M. JassoJuan Carlos CarlonJulian Etienne Gomez-BarandaLeslie Shultz CristMario AguilarMaritza BroceMarty EsparzaMary Anne FoutOralia JassoVelia V. RangelVictor & Christina Sanchez
