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San Diego Rapid Response Network: Nov 18, 2017
San Diego Rapid Response Network
A regional system to respond to reports of immigration raids/arrests, abuses and family separations.
Volunteer!!
Attend a training!!
See below
The San Diego Rapid Response Network is a broad coalition of immigrant rights, faith, labor, education and service organizations as well as non-traditional organizations, attorneys, leaders and allies throughout the region that have joined forces to develop and operate a regional system that will respond to reports of immigration raids/arrests, abuses and family separations.
Please consider attending one of the workshops announced by the Network coordinator Katia Ortiz below. You will be trained and, after that, you would be able to volunteering some time supporting the network. It does not matter if you just have a couple of hours per week; they are useful. The network works around an app created by a group of Bay Area DACA students that is very flexible. It allows you to volunteer in the times and days you decide, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The system is already operating in at least 20 cities around the country. You could check the San Diego Rapid Response Network Facebook here.
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Good evening,
This is Katia Ortiz with San Diego Organizing Project and the with Rapid Response Network.
I want to personally thank you for your interest in helping our communities. I also wanted to personally invite you to our trainings.
The San Diego Rapid Response Network is a broad coalition of organizations as well as non-traditional organizations that have joined forces to develop and operate a regional system that will respond to reports of immigration raids/arrests, abuses and family separations.
We will have a couple of 2 hour trainings coming up and I would to see you again!
These trainings will teach about Know Your Rights and how you can be a part of Rapid Response.
I am really excited to work with you. So, I really hope to see you there.
Know Your Rights and Rapid Response Trainings:
• November 18th from 9am-11am at the Employment Right Center
4265 Fairmount Avenue #250, San Diego, CA 92105
• November 20th from 9am-11am at Saint Jude Shrine of the West
3785 Boston Avenue, San Diego, CA 92113
• November 20th from 6pm-8pm at Jewish Family Services
8788 Balboa Avenue, San Diego, CA92123
Please let me know If any of these dates works best for you. I am very excited to lauch this to all our of comminiites and to be able to work together.
If you have any additional questions please feel free to email me,
RapidResponseCoordinator@sdop.net
A regional system to respond to reports of immigration raids/arrests, abuses and family separations.
Volunteer!!
Attend a training!!
See below
The San Diego Rapid Response Network is a broad coalition of immigrant rights, faith, labor, education and service organizations as well as non-traditional organizations, attorneys, leaders and allies throughout the region that have joined forces to develop and operate a regional system that will respond to reports of immigration raids/arrests, abuses and family separations.
Please consider attending one of the workshops announced by the Network coordinator Katia Ortiz below. You will be trained and, after that, you would be able to volunteering some time supporting the network. It does not matter if you just have a couple of hours per week; they are useful. The network works around an app created by a group of Bay Area DACA students that is very flexible. It allows you to volunteer in the times and days you decide, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The system is already operating in at least 20 cities around the country. You could check the San Diego Rapid Response Network Facebook here.
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Good evening,
This is Katia Ortiz with San Diego Organizing Project and the with Rapid Response Network.
I want to personally thank you for your interest in helping our communities. I also wanted to personally invite you to our trainings.
The San Diego Rapid Response Network is a broad coalition of organizations as well as non-traditional organizations that have joined forces to develop and operate a regional system that will respond to reports of immigration raids/arrests, abuses and family separations.
We will have a couple of 2 hour trainings coming up and I would to see you again!
These trainings will teach about Know Your Rights and how you can be a part of Rapid Response.
I am really excited to work with you. So, I really hope to see you there.
Know Your Rights and Rapid Response Trainings:
• November 18th from 9am-11am at the Employment Right Center
4265 Fairmount Avenue #250, San Diego, CA 92105
• November 20th from 9am-11am at Saint Jude Shrine of the West
3785 Boston Avenue, San Diego, CA 92113
• November 20th from 6pm-8pm at Jewish Family Services
8788 Balboa Avenue, San Diego, CA92123
Please let me know If any of these dates works best for you. I am very excited to lauch this to all our of comminiites and to be able to work together.
If you have any additional questions please feel free to email me,
RapidResponseCoordinator@sdop.net
Marichuy, la voz de los pueblos originarios de México: Nov 15, 2017
Marichuy, la voz de los pueblos originarios de México
Presentation by Rosa Barajas, co-coordinator of the Caravana contra la Represion en Mexico and author of Marichuy, la voz de los pueblos originarios de México
Nov 15, 6 pm
Nov 16, 12:45 pm
San Diego City College
Room MS 462
Por primera vez en la historia de México una mujer indígena busca participar en las elecciones del 2018 para la presidencia de la república. Por elección de una asamblea de pueblos originarios congregados en el Congreso Nacional Indígena (CNI), María de Jesús Patricio Martínez (Marichuy), nahua del sur de Jalisco, fue nombrada vocera del Concejo Indígena de Gobierno (CIG) para participar en los comicios como candidata independiente. Su participación en el proceso rompe con la posición anti-electoral que desde sus inicios el CNI mantuvo, mostrando la falta de confianza hacia la política mexicana. Miembros del congreso indígena denuncian lo que llaman una guerra de exterminio hacia sus comunidades a favor de megaproyectos y en nombre del progreso. Ven su participación en el proceso electoral como una vía de denuncia y organización para detener esa guerra.
Presentation by Rosa Barajas, co-coordinator of the Caravana contra la Represion en Mexico and author of Marichuy, la voz de los pueblos originarios de México
Procesión de Muertos— Nov 2, 2017
Annual Muertos Candlelight Procession
Remembering your departed loved ones as
we march in their memory
we march in their memory
Nov 2, 2017
Procession from Centro Cultural de la Raza to City College, Sherman Heights Community Center and Chicano Park
4 pm—altars, Mexica dancers and more at the
Sherman Heights Community Center
Sherman Heights Community Center
2258 Island Avenue
San Diego, California
Procession leaving from Balboa Park will pass at
City College around 5:30 pm (Park Blvd and B Street)
City College around 5:30 pm (Park Blvd and B Street)
Transportation in buses from Chicano Park to
Sherman Heights Community Center at 9:30 pm
Sherman Heights Community Center at 9:30 pm
Mariachi music, empanadas, and more
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