Raza Visions May 24, 2019

Centro Cultural de la Raza

2004 Park Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101

With the 50th anniversary of Centro Cultural de la Raza approaching in 2021 the Centro is envisioning new approaches to public engagement, historic preservation and new collaborations with artists. Come get involved in the future of the organization! The event will also kick off an online fundraiser of the same name to help the space bring new projects to fruition. One of the most exciting parts of this initiative is a collaboration with design students from San Diego State University who are proposing interior designs to begin imagining renovations to the space. These designs will be exhibited in the Centro’s gallery and will be open to community input.

Fall spaces available at the Child Development Center

Hello City College,

We have spaces available for fall enrollment at the Child Development Center for infants 6-17 months and children 3-4 years old.  The phone number for the office here is 619-388-3205 if they want some more information.

Thanks

Berta Harris
Professor, Child Development
Director, City College Child Development Center
619-388-3205

Immigrant Zion Marker Workers in Struggle: May 22, 2019

Immigrant Zion Marker Workers in Struggle

May 22, 2:30 pm
Room AH 200
City College Subir Dreamers Center

On Feb 13, 2019, ICE conducted a raid at the Zion Market in San Diego's Kearny Mesa community as a result of I-9 audits. ICE claimed it was targeting the employer, yet, detained 29 workers - 26 at the market and 3 at their homes.

The raid has caused fear of family separation, trauma, and economic and emotional hardship.

The workers denounce ICE's violence against them and attempts at criminalizing them for their honest work. They affirm their dignity by declaring their right to live without persecution and call for workers to organize to build solidarity with migrant workers.

Dispatches from the U.S.-Mexico Border with Azam Ahmed May 17, 2019

Join Azam Ahmed, The New York Times’s bureau chief for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, and National correspondent Jose A. Del Real for a conversation about the impact of Trump’s immigration policy on migrants at the U.S.–Mexico border.

Mr. Ahmed and photographers spent several weeks along the 1,900-mile border, reporting on  the everyday life of people living there and the desperation of those trying to cross. You can view a special exhibition of their photographs and ask questions.

Mr. Ahmed has covered subjects ranging from gang violence in El Salvador to hurricanes in the Caribbean, and has accompanied migrant caravans from Central America to the border. He previously served as The Times’s Afghanistan bureau chief.

When
Friday May 17, 2019
6 p.m.
Where
San Diego Central Library
Neil Morgan Auditorium
330 Park Boulevard
San Diego
Tickets
This is a free event

New York Times

UnDocumented Conference-- May 15, 2019

De Stress Zone

Community Forum on Health and Housing Instability: May 15, 2019

You are invited to a forum on youth housing instability and health in San Diego. The event will take place on May 15, 2019, from 5pm-7pm, at San Diego City College, Rm MS-140.

The event will be co-led by a group of young adult community activists and faculty and students. The forum will consist of a photo exhibition and a brief overview of our research project using “PhotoVoice” methodology to examine health, housing instability, and stigma in San Diego.

We are inviting a diverse group of community members and stakeholders, service providers, policymakers, and researchers to participate in this action-oriented event. The goal is to spark awareness and solution-focused discussions centered around key topics emerging from the data, including stigma, Hepatitis A, substance use, and youth resources.

The event is free. Refreshments and parking will be provided. Please RSVP at the following link: www.bit.ly/Action4HealthSD. Our flyer for this event is below.

Please share widely with your networks.

Thank you!

Action 4 Health Team, San Diego State University
Jerel Calzo, Jennifer Felner, Hunter Call, Daniel Kirkland, Talia Kieu, Amanda Farr, Andrew Stieber
action4healthsd@gmail.com

Free Immigration Legal Clinic and Know Your Rights Workshop May 8, 2019

Qualify for FREE Groceries! May 8th! 2019

PLEASE RSVP HERE: 

https://forms.gle/aPzpukfvwDLiVUpe7

Eternos Indocumentados, May 7, 2019

Film Trailer

Facebook Event

Mega Projects and the Kumeyaay: May 5, 2019

Madres y Familias Deportadas: May 4, 2019

May 4, 2014, a la 1:00 p.m.
 
Te invitamos a celebrar la apertura de nuestra nueva oficina!
 
Lugar: 

Vía de la Juventud Ote 8800, Defensores de Baja California, 22010 Tijuana, B.C., Mexico
 
Cruzando el puente fronterizo Ped West, dentro de la Plaza Viva Tijuana 

Madres y Familias Deportadas en Acción  Website 

La Plaza Viva Tijuana es un centro comercial al aire libre en la Colonia Federal de Tijuana, directamente en frente a lo que anteriormente era la única salida a México para los peatones que venían de San Ysidro. La Plaza tiene varias farmacias, tiendas de artesanías y souvenirs, restaurantes y una de las discotecas gay más grandes de Tijuana que se llama "Club Fusion." Plaza Tijuana en Wikipedia.

Mapa Plaza Tijuana

En uno de los locales de la Plaza se encuentra la oficina de Madres y Familias Deportadas en Acción. 

Venezuela by Gloria La Riva: May 2, 2019

May Day 2019

The march will begin at 5:00pm at the Sempra Energy Building on 488 8th Avenue, San Diego, CA (Downtown SD) and will be ending at Chicano Park, CA.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-ulhdrB_rE