“Feria de Salud y Recursos – Vístete de Rosa” Health & Resource Fair at the Mexican Consulate

On October 16, 2024, the event “Feria de Salud y Recursos – Vístete de Rosa” was held at the Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles, with around 200 attendees. USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center actively participated, providing information on general cancer awareness. A total of 63 individuals stopped by the USC Norris table.

Key staff members involved included Wendy Pech, representing the Lazarex Program, and Bianca Rosales, representing the CoGENES program, who actively recruited participants.

The event fostered new partnerships and connections with the community, further expanding outreach efforts. Additionally, Karen Gonzalez, a medical intern, assisted during the event. Bianca Rosales had the opportunity to meet Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez, the Consul General of Mexico in Los Angeles, marking a significant connection.

The outreach event was a success, helping to raise awareness and foster engagement with new audiences.

Bianca Rosales and Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez, the Consul General of Mexico in Los Angeles.
Bianca Rosales and Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez, the Consul General of Mexico in Los Angeles.
Wendy Pech (Lazarex Promotora) and Karen Gonzalez (Medical student intern), at the Feria de Salud y Recursos - Vístete de Rosa Event
Wendy Pech (Lazarex Promotora) and Karen Gonzalez (Medical student intern), at the Feria de Salud y Recursos – Vístete de Rosa Event
Bianca Rosales representing the CoGENES Program at the Feria de Salud y Recursos - Vístete de Rosa Event
Bianca Rosales representing the CoGENES Program at the Feria de Salud y Recursos – Vístete de Rosa Event
Wendy Pech shared resources about the various programs offered through the USC Office of Community Outreach and Engagement.
Wendy Pech shared resources about the various programs offered through the USC Office of Community Outreach and Engagement.
Wendy Pech networked and established new connections with other agencies. Angel Novelo from CIELO, whose work focuses on indigenous communities, was among those she connected with.
Wendy Pech networked and established new connections with other agencies. Angel Novelo from CIELO, whose work focuses on indigenous communities, was among those she connected with.
Bianca Rosales actively recruited Hispanic/Latino men for the CoGENES program.
Bianca Rosales actively recruited Hispanic/Latino men for the CoGENES program.
Bianca Rosales actively recruited Hispanic/Latino community member for the CoGENES program
Bianca Rosales actively recruited Hispanic/Latino community members for the CoGENES program.
Bianca Rosales actively recruited Hispanic/Latino community member for the CoGENES program.
Bianca Rosales actively recruited Hispanic/Latino community members for the CoGENES program.
A photo featuring various organizations that participated in the event by tabling and distributing resources, including Blue California, Planned Parenthood, AltaMed, Los Angeles Department of Mental Health, Bridges, County of Los Angeles Public Health, Center for Latino Health, Gracelight Community Health, Corazon y Carácter, St. Louise, ARK Clinical Research, Frank D. Lanterman, Walgreens, Clínica Romero, Optum, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, DAC Health, East Los Angeles Women's Center, OneLegacy, CIELO, CCNP, SEP, and A World With Compassion.
A photo featuring various organizations that participated in the event by tabling and distributing resources, including Blue California, Planned Parenthood, AltaMed, Los Angeles Department of Mental Health, Bridges, County of Los Angeles Public Health, Center for Latino Health, Gracelight Community Health, Corazon y Carácter, St. Louise, ARK Clinical Research, Frank D. Lanterman, Walgreens, Clínica Romero, Optum, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, DAC Health, East Los Angeles Women’s Center, OneLegacy, CIELO, CCNP, SEP, and A World With Compassion.