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  • 2025 VOCES Conference

    Glenn Otto Park 1102 E Historic Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale, United States

    Our 2025 VOCES de la Comunidad Conference aims to raise awareness on the impacts of domestic violence, sexual assault, and sex trafficking within Latine communities by centering the voices of survivors and advocates as they share their experiences navigating system in search of support, resources, justice, and healing. We will also be joined by Latinx Parenting founder Leslie Priscilla, who will facilitate "Ending Chancla Culture: Decolonizing our Families and Raising Future Ancestors". Event Schedule 8:30am: Registration Check-in/Cafe con Pan 9:30am: Opening Ceremony - Blessing by Ollin Yolliztli Pdx 9:45am: Welcome - EPHC Interim Exec. Dir. Brigitte Rodriguez 10:00am: Keynote Speaker - UNICA Director Perla Estrada 10:40am: Survivor Panel - Moderator: Viridiana Gutierrez Sotelo 12:00pm: Lunch* and Awards Ceremony 1:00pm: Latinx Parenting: Ending Chancla Culture - Training by Latinx Parenting Leslie Pricilla 3:10pm: Advocate Panel - Moderator: Viridiana Gutierrez Sotelo 4:30pm: Closing Ceremony - Huehca Omeyocan Aztec Dance & Music 5pm - 6pm: Networking Event *Meals and refreshments will be provided from an array of our local Latine vendors.   Volunteers We're looking for Volunteers! If you are interested in volunteering for this event, please email us at or complete a Volunteer Interest Form   Table at our Event We invite local organizations, business, and government entities to join us with an informational booth at the event to share you products/services with our communities. If interested in tabling, please contact our Development team at or (503) 669-8350.

  • VOCES de la Comunidad Conference 2026

    DoubleTree Hotel Portland 1000 NE Multnomah St., Portland, OR, United States

    VOCES de la Comunidad is a bilingual conference that brings together advocates, artists, survivors, and professionals dedicated to supporting the Latine community impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. This year’s conference will feature keynote speaker Emilly Prado, author of Funeral for Flaca, along with a special musical performance by Las Cafeteras. Together, we will reflect, connect, and reimagine survivor-centered practices rooted in culture and led by community. Now offering 7 CEUs through MHACBO! Workshops will be offered in both Spanish and English, with interpretation services available to ensure accessibility for all participants. Celebrate resilience. Honor lived experiences. Strengthen our collective commitment to healing and justice.   Ticket Sale! Closed   Agenda 8:00 am - Registration (Visit Tabling Partners/Vendor Tables/Tour Survivor Art Exhibit) 9:00 am - Opening Ceremony/Welcome Address 9:30 am - Keynote Speaker, Emilly Prado (Author of Funeral for Flaca) 10:15 am - Art Workshop with Mario de León 11:25 am - Movement Workshop with Mayavita 12:30 pm - Lunch w/Las Cafeteras 2:30 pm - Poetry Workshop with Boca Ardiente 3:40 pm - Music Workshop with Sana Sana 4:45 pm - Closing Remarks 5:00 pm - Networking/Survivor Art Exhibit/Vendor Tables 6:00 pm - End Evening   VOCES Award Nominations The VOCES Awards celebrate advocates and community leaders who have demonstrated a strong commitment to supporting Latine survivors. The awards will be presented at our VOCES Conference on April 30, 2026. Submissions closed   About Las Cafeteras Las Cafeteras, born and raised east of the Los Angeles River, blend roots music with Afro-Mexican rhythms, electronic beats, and powerful lyrics that reflect their community’s stories and vision for a more inclusive world. Using traditional instruments like the jarana, requinto, quijada, and tarima, they honor cultural traditions while creating a modern sound. They sing in five languages—English, Spanish, Spanglish, Love, and Justice—believing everyone understands at least one.         Volunteer Be part of an impactful and inspiring day! Volunteers are essential to creating a welcoming, organized, and engaging experience for everyone attending the VOCES de la Comunidad Conference. Individuals and groups are invited to lend their time and energy in a variety of roles—from event set-up and tear-down to greeting attendees, supporting check-in, serving food, assisting with activities and resource tables, and helping keep the day running smoothly.  Your enthusiasm and support help bring this powerful community gathering to life and ensure a meaningful experience for all. Applications are now Closed   Other Ways […]