Below are the concurrent sessions for Saturday October 16th from 10:30am-12:00pm EST!

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Session Info	Session Name	Presenter	Session Topic
[Session Info]	Intersectionality and its domino effects	Jesus M. Remigio, Associate Director of Student Accessibility Services	Identities and intersectionality
[Session Info]	Performing our histories: Latinx Stories in Ohio	Elena Foulis	Identities and intersectionality
[Session Info]	Identity and Race As a Social Construct	Latonya L. Latamore, MSF, Ph.D. Owner/Consultant	Identities and intersectionality
[Session Info]	Strategies Towards Teaching Hispanic Language and Cultural Studies Inclusively at CMU	Dr. Felipe Gómez, Teaching Professor of Hispanic Studies	Education through the lifespan
[Session Info]	Turning Ideas into Businesses: Raising the Next Generation of Latinx Founders	Annia Aleman, Innovation Director, Ascender	Employment, income, and social mobility
[Session Info]	Courageous Conversations: Unwritten Rules for Woke Counseling	Adriana Silva, LMSW, Associate Director of Admissions and Lecturer at St. Joseph’s College	Human rights, social justice, advocacy, and activism
[Session Info]	Technology opportunities to promote Latinx youth mental health in an Emerging Latinx Community	Patricia I. Documet, MD, DrPH, Associate Professor, Latinx Research and Outreach Director of the Center for Heath Equity	Psychological and emotional well-being and supports
[Session Info]	Las Voces De Las Calles: Knowledge contained through lived experiences of formerly incarcerated Latina/o/x students	Dr. Melissa Abeyt, Assistant Professor	Identities and intersectionality
[Session Info]	Between Worlds: Struggles that Latinx Youth Face	Hillary Boyzo	Identities and intersectionality
[Session Info]	Roundtable Book Discussion: Transnational Chicanx Perspectives on Ana Castillo	Elena Avilés, Assistant Professor	Migration and transnational Latinx connections