Bertha Rendon Delgado for ATX D3

Delgado will not be on the District 3 ballot - The Austin Bulldog Caldwell County judge was not able to provide clemency Bertha Marie Rendon Delgado, 42, spoke to and wrote to Judge F.C. “Chris” Schneider of the 421st District Court of Caldwell County about getting judicial clemency that would allow her to be on the November 8th ballot. In 2007, Delgado was ar...

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To all our community if your not going to Uvalde please come out to our Barrio at the Pan Am Oswaldo A.B. Hillside a candlelight vigil is being held a moment of silence a prayer for Uvalde Famalias 💜💜 Thank you💜💜
PRAYER VIGIL at Oswaldo Pan Am Recreation Hillside stage. Saturday, May 28th starting at 7pm.
A procession to Pan Am will be led by Father Guillermo from Cristo Rey Church after the 6pm service. PLEASE JOIN US.
A community united in prayer for the children, teachers and families of UVALDE. ESO Raza ✊🏽

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Thank you all Prensa ~ Bertha Rendon Delgado has been honored with State LULAC Woman of the Year 2022 at the 23rd Texas State LULAC Convention in South Padre Island,
Texas on May 21, 2022.

The LULAC Council of Austin congratulates Bertha Rendon Delgado on being named the State LULAC Woman of the Year 2022. This prestigious award recognizes her many years of dedicated service to the Mexican American community in Austin and throughout Texas. Her work has helped preserve the culture and history of East Austin, and her commitment to social justice has inspired many. We are proud to call her one of our own, and we look forward to seeing her continue to make a positive impact in our community.

Bertha Rendon Delgado is a Mexican-American community leader whose work has benefitted East Austin. She was mentored by Paul Hernandez, one of the most iconic activists and leaders in East Austin.

Delgado’s accomplishments include being a community organizer, stopping the closure of schools in the area, preserving Eastside murals, and mounting protests for Mike Ramos, Javier Ambler, and Vanessa Guillen. Making sure that Latinos have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else. Fighting for our community and ensuring that our voices are heard.

In 2012, she was elected president of the East Town Lake Neighborhood Association. Under her leadership, the team finished the restoration of the Chicano Park Mural on the cinder block walls of Martin Pool. The original mural was painted in 1982 by Ramon Maldonado as a teenager without a permit. The city has since brightened and enlarged.

Thanks to Delgado’s years of hard work, East Austin is a better place for everyone. She is an inspiration to the community and an example of what one person can do to make a difference.

By Diane Revilla https://laprensaaustin.com/la-prensa-congratulates-bertha-rendon-delgado/?fbclid=IwAR3e3L2kyvcfSY1YnUsOr6slxIWKraKC_X4yMqi5Jr9o068fLp7VwcaWp7I

LA PRENSA CONGRATULATES BERTHA RENDON DELGADO Bertha Rendon Delgado has been honored with State LULAC Woman of the Year 2022 at the 23rd Texas State LULAC Convention in South Padre Island, Texas on May 21, 2022. The LULAC Council of Austin con…

I love being from Austin we are the Capital of our State of Texas this award goes out to All the Woman of Texas…. Austin we brought this home!!! I love each one of you Ladies with all my heart 💜 I’m on a MISSION of breaking barriers for us woman! I will be the very FIRST Chicana to ever serve on our City Council District 3 single member seat In Austin Texas. I will be the 3rd Latina to ever serve on the History of City Council in Austin