From left are Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove and Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell, who were honored during the program. (Courtesy photo)

The New Frontier Democratic Club, known for its commitment to civic engagement and leadership, recently celebrated its 64th Installation Dinner on April 14. This noteworthy event brought together community leaders, activists, and politicians to recognize and inspire ongoing efforts in democratic engagement.

Keynote speaker Congresswoman Maxine Waters delivered a powerful address, emphasizing the crucial role of active participation in governance and community-building. Her speech resonated deeply with attendees, reinforcing the importance of involvement in shaping policies and making meaningful changes.

The dinner also honored several distinguished individuals for their contributions to the community and their fields. Among the honorees were Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager, who has been a vocal advocate in the legislative arena; reparations activists Tiffany Quarles and Chris Lodgson, recognized for their tireless work in advocating for equity and reparations; and Simboa Wright, a long-standing figure in labor organizing, who has dedicated his career to the rights and welfare of workers.

From left are NFDC President Dr. Mike Davis, honoree Simboa Wright, and LA Fed President Yvonne Wheeler. (Courtesy photo)

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Adding a vibrant musical touch to the evening, the Dirty-Ryce Band and The Furnace Band delivered electrifying performances that captivated the audience. Their energetic sets provided a fitting backdrop to a night of celebration and dialogue, enhancing the overall spirit of community and collaboration.

The event not only served as a platform to celebrate these contributions but also as a moment to reflect on the power of collective action and the impact of dedicated leadership. The New Frontier Democratic Club continues to stand as a beacon for those committed to democratic values and community service.

Judge Rupert Byrdsong installed the board of the New Frontier Democratic Club. (Courtesy photo)

The club has shared photographs capturing key moments from the dinner, available through an online gallery. These images provide a glimpse into the vibrant atmosphere of the night and the influential figures who made it memorable.

The organizers of the event hope that the coverage of this dinner will inspire more individuals to become engaged in their communities and to recognize the significant impact that each person can have on the broader democratic fabric of our society.

For more information or to arrange interviews with any of the speakers or honorees, the New Frontier Democratic Club remains at your disposal. This event is a testament to the enduring power of community and democracy, and it is a story that deserves to be told in the pages of publications dedicated to celebrating civic engagement and leadership.