Here in New Orleans there are a lot of agencies, activists, nonprofits and more in every sector doing amazing things here in New Orleans. Here at LACR we feel like there is not a lot of attention or support being given out to these hard-working business men and women. This banquet is a party with a purpose to highlight these wonder men and women. “We all are ONE” is the theme and we will come together under one roof and celebrate each other on the changes we have made thus far!
Speakers:
Jay H. Banks; Council Member District B...... Key Note Speaker
Ernest Johnson; Co-founder of Ubuntu Village
Kim Ford;CEO of Community ReCallers, LLC
Jenny Yanez;
Community Development Coordinator of ICNA Relief NOLA
Tonya McClary; Chief Monitor Independent Police Monitor
Looking for vendors call 504-410-0618 to get a vendor table
Sunday, Oct 21, 4:30-7 PM
2018 Social Justice Banquet LACR & CELSJR
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