Danvers Welcomes New Committee Members Luisita and Luis Velasquez to Community Efforts

September 19, 2025 | Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts


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Danvers Welcomes New Committee Members Luisita and Luis Velasquez to Community Efforts
The Danvers Human Rights and Inclusion Committee convened on September 18, 2025, to discuss various topics, including member introductions and community engagement efforts.

The meeting began with a note on the absence of member Louis Luicita Pumphrey, who was unable to attend due to a work commitment. Pumphrey is recognized as a vital member of the Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Committee and has been actively involved in organizing the annual MLK event. Her contributions have been significant, and she is also a local real estate agent and a member of the National Society. Despite her absence, the committee expressed appreciation for her ongoing work and commitment.

Following this, the committee welcomed new member Luis Velasquez. Velasquez has a diverse background, having worked with the YMCA in Mexico, where he supported unaccompanied children crossing the border. He has since moved to Danvers, where he has been a resident for 15 years and has engaged in community service, particularly with the celebration committee. His enthusiasm and commitment to the committee were acknowledged, and he was invited to share his thoughts on joining the group.

The meeting highlighted the importance of community involvement and the contributions of its members, setting a positive tone for future initiatives. The committee looks forward to continuing its work in promoting human rights and inclusion within the Danvers community.

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