Latino Urbanism: An Evening with James Rojas, Urban Planner and Pioneer

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Latino Urbanism: Equitable Planning & Inclusion of Neighborhoods with Rich Heritage

An Evening with James Rojas, Urban Planner and Pioneer

March 26, 2019, 6– 7PM, Dallas West Branch Library, 2332 Singleton Blvd., Dallas

Please join us for this enlightening conversation.

Urbanismo Latino:

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UNA TARDE CON JAMES ROJAS, PLANIFICADOR URBANO Y PIONERO

El 26 de marzo de 2019, 6-7 PM, Biblioteca Dallas West Branch, 2332 Singleton, Dallas

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