The panel discussion covered several topics, such as the importance of arts and education, mental health awareness, and health and fitness. At the conclusion of the panel, all attendees were provided with autographs from all three athletes, UFC branded hats, Venum duffle bags, and Big Shot Pillows of former flyweight champion Brandon Moreno.
“Our event with UFC at the Dolores Huerta Resource Center was nothing short of inspiring,” said Wilson Ramos, Director of Community Services & Engagement – City of North Las Vegas. “Numerous young people filled the room, fully engaged and captivated by the athletes’ stories of perseverance, discipline and heart. Moments like the friendly face-offs between Alexa Grasso and our youth brought laughter, excitement and connection that will be remembered for years to come. For many of these kids, meeting top-tier athletes and hearing firsthand how they overcame adversity was a once-in-a-lifetime experience—one that sparked motivation and belief that greatness can come from right here in our community. The impact will echo far beyond that day.”
The Community Outreach division for the City of Las Vegas is dedicated to creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment by hosting meaningful events that bring together residents at the Dolores Huerta Resource Center. The center, which opened in April 2025, serves as the first of its kind in Nevada by providing an inclusive one-stop-shop for residents to access a wide variety of services and programs, for youth and adults, offered in both English and Spanish.
