Author Archives: Jose Calderon
Rose’s contributions to “Si Se Puede: Honoring Artists as Advocates for Culture, Heritage, and Humanity
Rose’s contributions to “Si Se Puede: Honoring Artists as Advocates for Culture, Heritage, and Humanity” Artist Reception on September 13 at the dA Center for the Arts in Pomona. The next Artists Reception will be on Saturday, October 11 (6-9 PM) – and the exhibit will run through October 25.
Si Se Puede: Honoring Artists as Advocates for Culture, Heritage, and Humanity
“Si Se Puede: Honoring Artists as Advocates for Culture, Heritage, and Humanity” opening reception – at the dA Center for the Arts in Pomona. The next Artists Reception will be on Saturday, October 11 (6-9 PM) – and the exhibit will run through October 25.
National Guard in LA Was Unlawful
National Day Laborer Organizing Network
Workers, Students, Professors, UNITE-HERE
Workers, students, professors, UNITE-HERE, Claremont Student and Worker Alliance (CWSA), and community celebrating the winning of a union contract and the rehiring (after unjust firings) of workers Pepe, Gregorio, Alexis, Stephanie, and Kevin at Pitzer College. No better way to exemplify the meaning of Labor Day. The Union makes us strong! Si Se Puede!
The Road To Fascism
Supporting 55th National Chicano Moratorium
Latino and Latino Roundtable members, Pitzer College Latino Student Union students, Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribal Chairman Tony Cerda and Spiritual Advisor Tinker Gomez from Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe with C.A.S.A friends and Dolores – supporting 55th National Chicano Moratorium.
Thank You To Dolores Huerta
Thank you to Dolores Huerta, Hilda Solis, and Maria Elena Durazo for joining in this National 55th Moratorium March and always being there for our communities.
Marching
Marching the same route that our communities marched 55 years ago. We do not stop – and we do not tire of the struggle!