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B. Loewe served as the Planning Director for the Latino Union of Chicago from 2003 to 2009 where he oversaw the incorporation of the volunteer group into a non-profit organization and increased the budget 600%. At the Latino Union B. led successful efforts to resolve community/law enforcement tensions, and passed the strongest local protections for immigrant residents in the country. Previously, B. served as a national student organizer for the Service Employees International Union and participated in anti-oppression training series focusing on race and gender, coordinated food justice programs, and worked in the global justice protest movement at the beginning of the decade.

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	B. Loewe served as the Planning Director for the Latino Union of Chicago from 2003 to 2009 where he oversaw the incorporation of the volunteer group into a non-profit organization and increased the budget 600%. At the Latino Union B. led successful efforts to resolve community/law enforcement tensions, and passed the strongest local protections for immigrant residents in the country. Previously, B. served as a national student organizer for the Service Employees International Union and participated in anti-oppression training series focusing on race and gender, coordinated food justice programs, and worked in the global justice protest movement at the beginning of the decade.		B. Loewe served as the Planning Director for the Latino Union of Chicago from 2003 to 2009 where he oversaw the incorporation of the volunteer group into a non-profit organization and increased the budget 600%. At the Latino Union B. led successful efforts to resolve community/law enforcement tensions, and passed the strongest local protections for immigrant residents in the country. Previously, B. served as a national student organizer for the Service Employees International Union and participated in anti-oppression training series focusing on race and gender, coordinated food justice programs, and worked in the global justice protest movement at the beginning of the decade.
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		+	Email B. at bloewe@onpointconsortium.org

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