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Before July 1971, it was an abandoned, concrete water tank at Balboa Park. Today, it is the Centro Cultural de La Raza, a colorful hub born out of the Chicano Movement for Chicano, Mexican, Latino and indigenous art and culture.
On Saturday, the Centro celebrated its 50
th anniversary, honoring the work of those who transformed the space into a cultural haven and its continuous efforts to foster expression and education.
“It is 50 years of lucha, movimento and florecimiento,” Amelia Enrique, president of the Centro, said during the event, saying it has been 50 years of efforts, movement and flourishment to bring the center to what it is today.
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The deadline to apply for federal assistance following February s severe winter storm is May 20.
If you live in one of the
126 counties designated for assistance and were affected by the storm, you may be eligible for help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. To qualify, you must be a U.S. citizen, a qualified national or have a child at home with a Social Security number.
According to FEMA, 51,639 applications have been approved for more than $161 million in aid.
“Not enough people have taken advantage of this opportunity,” FEMA spokesperson Maria Figueroa said.
She said she thinks that’s because a lot of people had burst pipes that were covered by insurance. But the grants can help with an array of storm-related expenses.
The deadline to apply for federal assistance following February s severe winter storm is May 20.
If you live in one of the
126 counties designated for assistance and were affected by the storm, you may be eligible for help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. To qualify, you must be a U.S. citizen, a qualified national or have a child at home with a Social Security number.
According to FEMA, 51,639 applications have been approved for more than $161 million in aid.
“Not enough people have taken advantage of this opportunity,” FEMA spokesperson Maria Figueroa said.
She said she thinks that’s because a lot of people had burst pipes that were covered by insurance. But the grants can help with an array of storm-related expenses.