NHMC's Alex Nogales to Speak on the Path Forward from Hate to Healing at the National Press Club in DC.

For Immediate Release: September 30, 2016 Contact: Gebe Martinez gebe.gmnetworking@gmail.com 703-731-9505 Betsy Harbison betsy.harbison.saleem@gmail.com 407-782-9268

From Hate to Healing: A Path Forward

"The Art of the Deal" Co-author Tony Schwartz and National Leaders from the African American, Immigrant, Latino and Muslim Communities Lead Call For Healing

WASHINGTON, DC — With only five weeks remaining in an election season that history will record as the most divisive in modern times, national community leaders join Tony Schwartz, co-author with Donald Trump on “The Art of the Deal,” at a news conference to discuss current toxic rhetoric and the path forward after Election Day. No matter which party wins the White House, Congress or state legislative seats, the morning of 11/9 will be the dawn of a new America: Will we heal and restore our moral values, or will we worsen the politically-inspired hatred that has created a deep chasm in American society? Proud Americans begin the discussion. WHAT: From Hate to Healing: A Path Forward WHO: Moderator: Marielena Hincapié, executive director, NILC-Immigrant Justice Fund Wade Henderson - president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights Cristina Jimenez - co-founder and director of United We Dream Action Alex Nogales - president and CEO of the National Hispanic Media Coalition and organizer of Coalition Against Hate Linda Sarsour - executive director of MPower Change Tony Schwartz - "The Art of the Deal" co-author with Donald Trump and Trump critic WHEN: Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016 at 10:00 AM ET WHERE: National Press Club - Zenger Room 529 14th St NW Washington, DC 20045
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