This meeting will be in memory of Noé Yaocoatl Montoya, an actor, musician, and Chicano activist who played an integral role in establishing Chicano and Native American performance art here in San José. An early member of El Teatro Campesino, Noé toured in productions throughout the country, and often represented El Teatro on marches with the United Farm Workers, led by Cesar Chavez. Noé was admired for his kindness and commitment to social activism, as well as his artistic talent. Noé passed away from complications due to COVID-19 on Thanksgiving Day, and is survived by his son Robert, and former wife, Rose Amador, president of ConXion to Community and co-founder of La Raza Roundtable.