“24 Years in the fight for Socio-economic and political empowerment and the Dominican American National Roundtable is still going strong in the second decade of the 21st century,” Chairman Néstor Montilla, Sr. For a printable copy of the DANR history, click here. 1997. The Roundtable concept emerged in December 1997, when over 200 Dominican American leaders from […]
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Dr. Torres-Saillant renders a rare spellbinding MUST HEAR – MUST WACTH keynote speech debunking the narrative of recency used by some characters when talking about the Dominican migratory experience and political empowerment.
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Historic photos of a DANR Board of Directors’ meetings and activities in Washington, DC. and across the United States.
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For a printable copy of DANR History, click here 1997. The Roundtable concept emerged in December 1997, when over 200 Dominican American leaders from around the country met in Miami, Fl, to discuss the educational, economic, legal, social, and political status of the more than one million people of Dominican ancestry in the United States. This […]
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President Nestor Montilla, Sr. Delivers the First “State of Dominicans in the US Address” from Walt Disney World Live Broadcast Over the Internet Washington, DC – DANR President Nestor Montilla delivered the first “State of Dominicans in the US Address” from Walt Disney World live on Saturday, December 5th, 2009, during the DANR 12th Annual Conference. Following is a transcription […]
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President Nestor Montilla, Sr. Delivers the First “State of Dominicans in the US Address” from Walt Disney World Live Broadcast Over the Internet Washington, DC – DANR President Nestor Montilla delivered the first “State of Dominicans in the US Address” from Walt Disney World live on Saturday, December 5th, 2009, during the DANR 12th Annual Conference. Following is a transcription […]
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This DANR proposal is based on the New York State’s 2010 population of 19,378,102 people, as reported by the 2010 U.S. Census Bureau. Considering this population, the average size for each NYS Assembly district would be 129,187 people. In the State of New York, each assembly district is required to be at least 5% plus […]
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