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The Mexican Consulate in San Antonio is one of the oldest Mexican representations abroad. In 1861, Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Benito Juárez established the Consulate in recognition of the historical, economic, and cultural ties between Mexico and San Antonio.
The representation was raised to Consulate General in 1911 and, since 1957, it is located in the building of an old US Federal Reserve Bank, considered a historic property by the City of San Antonio. From 1861 to date, 48 Consuls have headed this office.
The constituency of the Consulate General of Mexico in San Antonio includes 27 South Texas counties and covers an area of 1,205.4 km 2 .
In addition, the Consulate has the Cultural Institute of Mexico in San Antonio that organizes traveling exhibitions and cultural events in the region and the country.
Honorary Consuls of France are either French citizens or citizens of the host country who are nominated by the French “Ministère des Affaires Etrangères” and delegated by the Consul General of the circumscriptions to which they belong. They are not diplomats by training and are not paid. They are, however, officially accredited by the host country and enjoy privileges and immunities as defined by the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations dated 24 April 1963.
The Honorary Consuls perform certain administrative functions; protect their constituent inhabitants and travelers; facilitate visits by political representatives and business leaders, and promote trade, investment and the arts.
With more than 170 members, CREW San Antonio is the leading organization for senior-level executive women in the San Antonio real estate field
As part of CREW Network, the industry’s premier business organization, CREW San Antonio is dedicated to transforming the commercial real estate industry by advancing women globally. CREW Network’s membership of 12,000 professionals in over 75 major global markets represents all aspects of commercial real estate—providing our members with direct access to real estate professionals across all geographies and disciplines.
Since 1983, CREW San Antonio has connected commercial real estate professionals in the San Antonio area, working together to:
Create a dynamic and supportive environment that promotes advancement through knowledge sharing and networking
Push the boundaries in every facet of commercial real estate through provocative dialogue among peers drawn from every discipline in the industry
Provide educational programs which directly relate to day-to-day work and promote real change
Encourage our members to be a force for activism and involvement in our communities.
CREW San Antonio members are empowered by sharing their knowledge and experience with others in our community, while also learning from the insight and expertise of others. That is why we focus our efforts on networking programs such as our monthly luncheons, site tours, our annual CREW Real Estate Forum, and various charity events. In growing and strengthening our network, we aim to create more opportunities for women in commercial real estate.
CREW San Antonio paves the way, breaking barriers for women to enter and excel as leaders in Commercial Real Estate. We provide unsurpassed connections, innovative resources and education to enhance the real estate community.
The Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA) is a nonprofit professional trade organization dedicated to promoting sustainable homeownership opportunities in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities by creating a powerful national voice for housing and real estate professionals that serve this dynamic market.
We are The Voice for Hispanic Real Estate® and proud champions of homeownership for the Hispanic community in and around San Antonio, Texas. Our NAHREP® San Antonio Chapter provides community outreach, industry educational and business networking events thanks to the gracious contributions of our San Antonio Chapter Board of Directors, members and NAHREP® San Antonio sponsors.
Texas Indo-American Physicians Society was founded in 1988 with five chapters, to represent the interests of practicing physicians of Indian origin. The Southwest Chapter includes physicians of Indian origin in Austin, San Antonio, Uvalde, Del Rio, Eagle Pass, Brownsville, Mc Allen, Corpus Christi and Victoria and all surrounding areas. Texas Indo-American Physicians Society Southwest Chapter is a patron member of the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), the largest ethnic medical organization in the United States and the 2nd largest organized medical association after AMA.
TIPSSW seeks to provide a forum for solidarity for physicians of Indian ethnicity as we pursue our common goals of excellence in patient care with compassion. We celebrate our common roots and culture, encourage our young to volunteer, and promote giving back to the community.
As of 2022, we estimate that there are 600+ practicing physicians of Indian origin in San Antonio area. We are seeing a rapid and rising influx of new physicians. TIPSSW is a great way for them to introduce themselves to the local community and participate in a meaningful way in contributing to society outside of their busy practice schedules. TIPSSW’s dynamic leadership teams innovate and introduce new initiatives constantly and keep their members engaged.
Catholic Physicians Guild of San Antonio is an association of healthcare professionals that informs, organizes, and inspires its members to uphold the principles of the Catholic faith in the practice of medicine. We come together to fellowship, to serve and to be Christ to a world in need of healing.
The Guild is not just for physicians but also dentists, nurses, pharmacists, therapists and all others who practice healthcare professionally. Students preparing for careers in healthcare are especially welcome.
Our mission is to provide a professional resource which embodies the practice of authentic Catholic medicine in support of the Archdiocese of San Antonio, and to foster networking, collaboration, community service, education, formation, and outreach in accordance with the principles of the Catholic Medical Association.
The Guild seeks to be of service by participating in local health fairs and other health-related events. It also supports mission trips, pro-life groups and other groups doing good work in our community and seeks to be a resource to medical students and others entering the healthcare field.
The Greater San Antonio Hispanic Dental Association (GSAHDA) is the San Antonio affiliate chapter of the National Hispanic Dental Association.
GSAHDA was established to help oral health professionals in all disciplines interact more effectively with Hispanic and underserved patients. We accomplish this by optimizing oral health at a grassroots level and provide education and support for students looking to build a career in oral health.
We represent oral health care professionals and advocates, including Latino dentists and physicians; dental hygienists; nurses and nurse practitioners; physician assistants, dental and medical assistants; and dental laboratory technicians in the Greater San Antonio area. Membership to GSAHDA is not limited to only Hispanics but is open to all health professionals who have an interest in promoting oral health in the San Antonio area.
GSAHDA is committed to optimizing the general health and well-being of the community.
As the leading voice for Hispanic Oral Health, we provide service, education, advocacy, and leadership for all healthcare professionals, to promote overall health of the Hispanic/Latinx and underrepresented communities. We are committed to improving the oral health and wellness throughout the Greater San Antonio Area.
The Mexican American Bar Association provides a forum and a means for lawyers to promote the social, economic, political and educational advancement of the people of this community; and to serve the Mexican American community as a professional association by providing legal services, assistance and advice on matters of concern to the community, to encourage respect for the judicial system by rewarding and commending those who persist in the pursuit of fairness, justice and equality and by vigilantly guarding the rights of those who the system would oppress; to work through legislation, advocacy and education to accomplish these goals.
San Antonio Black Lawyers’ Association has been an integral part of the local legal community for more than 30 years. With an ever-growing membership, we constantly seek new ways to benefit the citizens of our great city.
Our Vision and Mission
By promoting, increasing and supporting the presence of black lawyers in the greater San Antonio area, we offer citizens diversity when seeking legal representation. Additionally, we bridge the gap between attorneys and the public through our judicial candidate forums, pro bono legal clinics and other charitable efforts.
Ricardo Julio was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil. His family moved to the US at an early age, and he has lived in Texas ever since. Growing up in a foreign country, he quickly learned the value of hard work and dedication.
Mr. Julio received his Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Baylor University in 2009. After graduating, Mr. Julio attended the night program at St. Mary’s Law School while maintaining a full-time job in Austin. At St. Mary’s, Mr. Julio was part of the St. Mary’s Civil Clinic where he provided pro bono representation to members of the San Antonio community for family law matters.
His background in medical sciences gives him an unique perspective as a car accident lawyer. Mr. Julio is a member of the San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, and the Mexican American Bar Association. He is fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Mr. Julio has been working as a personal injury attorney in Texas since he received his bar license in 2015. He has worked with many personal injury attorneys throughout the state of Texas. After receiving his bar license, Mr. Julio worked as a car accident lawyer for a large firm. He quickly realized that personal injury clients were not receiving the attention they deserved. After practicing for a couple of year, Mr. Julio decided to open his own practice and give clients the treatment they deserved.
Karol S. Furmaga, Esq. focuses his practice on matters involving commercial litigation and personal injury defense, representing businesses and insurance carriers in matters involving insurance coverage, negligence actions, business and commercial disputes.
Mr. Furmaga is licensed to practice in the state and federal courts of Texas. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Williams College and his juris doctorate from the University of Houston Law Center.
Karol is fluent in Polish and offers legal and translation services for the Polonia community across the state of Texas.
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Adwokat Karol S. Furmaga, dziala aktywnie wsrod polonii w calym Teksasie i oferuje uslugi prawnicze dla Polakow.
Join us for the 16th Annual- Kwanzaa Market Festival, Saturday, December 6, 2025, in San Antonio from 12 pm - 4 pm at the SBC Community Center(3310 E. Commerce Street San Antonio TX 78220)
The Pan African Cultural Community (PACC) invites you to join us for the 16th Annual Kwanzaa Market Festival 2025, a vibrant celebration of African heritage, culture, and community! This year's festival offers an exciting opportunity to learn more about Kwanzaa, its rich history, and the significance of its celebrations, while also supporting local businesses, cultural entrepreneurs, and local entertainment.
This event is FREE and OPEN to the general public.
Please donate to support the Pan-African Cultural Community, a non-profit tax-exempt organization, that produces and promotes cultural programs to educate, unite, and empower our family and community.
Why Attend?
Celebrate African Culture: Whether you're familiar with Kwanzaa or new to the celebration, the Kwanzaa Market Festival is an educational and fun way to immerse yourself in African culture, history, and traditions.
Support Black Entrepreneurship: Your participation helps uplift African and African-American business owners, supporting economic sustainability in these communities.
Enjoy a Festive Atmosphere: With live music, performances, and a lively marketplace, the festival creates a joyful, energetic environment where people of all ages can gather and connect.
Create Lasting Memories: Enjoy the sights, sounds, and flavors of the festival with family and friends while learning about the principles that guide Kwanzaa and the importance of unity and self-determination.
We look forward to seeing you at the 16th Annual Kwanzaa Market Festival 2025 as we come together to celebrate African heritage, creativity, and community! Join us in supporting local businesses, learning about the rich traditions of Kwanzaa, and enjoying the best of African culture!
