Participation of Latino Voters in California’s Recall Election is Essential to Our Representative Democracy “The Central Valley Immigrant Integration Collaborative (CVIIC) encourages all California voters to participate in the September 14 recall election,” asserts Jesus Martinez, Executive Director of CVIIC. “In particular,” he added, “we would like to invite California Latino voters to register and […]
Manuel Pastor Presentation “Immigrant Integration in the Central Valley: New Data, New Challenges” The Central Valley Immigrant Integration Collaborative (CVIIC), is pleased to share the Manuel Pastor presentation made to our regional partners network on May 18, 2021. Presentation Title: Immigrant Integration in the Central Valley: New Data, New Challenges Description: Professor Pastor will present […]
Consumer Fraud in the Era of COVID: Trends in the Central Valley and the Nation CVIIC and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) co-hosted an informative webinar on Consumer Fraud in the Era of COVID: Trends in the Central Valley and the Nation. The webinar presentation was made on November 5, 2020 by Maricela Segura, Regional […]
COVID-19 Contact Tracing Strategies: Webinar Presentation by Ed Kissam CVIIC and the WK Family Giving Fund co-sponsored a COVID-19 contact tracing strategies webinar, specifically focused on understanding the situation of rural communities and farm working families in the San Joaquin Valley. The presentation, Community-Based Case Investigation and Contact-Tracing: Enhancing Strategies To Battle COVID-19 Resurgence In […]
San Joaquin Valley Latino Immigrants and the 2020 Census: New Report by SJVHF The Central Valley Immigrant Integration Collaborative (CVIIC) has participated in a regional report that analyzes the relationship between San Joaquin Valley Latino immigrants and the 2020 Census. The report, San Joaquin Valley Latino Immigrants: Implications of Survey Findings for Census 2020, sheds much […]