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            <text>Dear Olga, Sylvia, and Laura:&#13;
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  I will address the topic of economics as it relates to Latinas in the U.S. from a cultural perspective. Please feel free to call me at work. &#13;
(215) 299-7182. Later in the evenings(after 8PM) I can be reached at (215) 425-0782. You can always leave voice mail messages at my work number at any time. &#13;
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Thank you very much for agreeing to to participate in the Panel at the National NOW Conference. This workshop will take place on Saturday, July 12th from 2:00 pm to 3:15 pm. The Conference is being held at the Doubletree Ctrystal Hotel in Arlington, VA. Please access http://www.now.org/organization/2003/index.html for details.&#13;
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I will be moderating the panel. My idea was to create a forum for attendees to discuss how we can join forces with Latinas to  address the issues affecting them in the United States. Sylvia, for example, could discuss Latina's reproductive health issues, attitudes towards abortion, access to reproductive health services, etc. Maria could address economic issues affecting Puerto Rican women in the United States and Laura could address issues affecting latina lesbians. The action component  of the panel is to give NOW activists a roadmap as to how they can work in their local communities with Latina groups/organizations in furthering a common agenda. &#13;
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The workshop is 1-1/2 hours. We can limit the presentations to 15-20 minutes each and then have time for discussion/questions.  How does this sound? &#13;
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It would be good if you three discuss how you want to approach this. I'll leave it up to you to exchange phone numbers/addresses, etc. The e-mail addresses are as follows: Sylvia Henriques- Latina Institute for Reproductive Health - nlirh@latinainstitute.org&#13;
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