The Immigrant Integration Task Force (IITF) consists of more than 70 immigrant rights and services organizations that have played a key role in supporting immigrant communities and ensuring they have equitable access to resources, opportunities, and protections. Learn more about the coalition, their goals, and ways that you can support their efforts by visiting their website.
The Immigrant Integration Task Force (IITF) consists of more than 70 immigrant rights and services organizations that have played a key role in supporting immigrant communities and ensuring they have equitable access to resources, opportunities, and protections. Learn more about the coalition, their goals, and ways that you can support their efforts by visiting their website.
OAXACA
The Organización Regional de Oaxaca (ORO) was founded in Los Angeles in 1988 by oaxacan migrants residing in California. The purpose of the organization is to promote and preserve oaxacan culture, the art of each region of oaxaca and the varied gastronomy.
Currently, ORO has aproximately 12 communities and folk groups affiliated with the organization; avery community has from 30 to 40 members. ORO works with different organizations in the city such as Los Angeles Police Department, to support communities form other countries residing in LA. ORO also works with the youth of our communities and provides scholarships to outstanding students from Oaxaca in highschool, college and universities.
Member Benefits
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Opportunity for children and youth to participate in different cultural and artistic activities.
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Opportunity to build a network of support.
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Opportunity to spread the culture and art of Oaxaca community.
Board of Directors
President
Isaí Pazos
Secretary
Ester Hernández
Secretary of Culture
Dalila Castillo
Treasurer
Marcos Aragón
CONTACT
Isaí Pazos
Phone: 310.869.4738
Address
2119 Crenshaw Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90016
Website