Federal judge rules in favor of the UFW!
“Time to impeach the Convicted Felon.”
David Estrada
Federal Judge Rules In Favor Of The UFW!
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Author Archives: Jose Calderon
Cesar Chavez Murals Have To Go?
This is a great article featuring comments by our friends Mayor Tim Sandoval and brother Professor José Calderon.
This is a moment in time for Chicanos to take notice and speak up.
David Estrada
Pilgrimage March To Build Unity April 25 At 9:30am
The “Justice and Human Rights Committee,” as part of building unity in these difficult times, will lead a pilgrimage march and cultural celebration on Saturday, April 25 – beginning at 9:30 am at the Pomona Valley Pride center (235 W. Mission Blvd) and ending with a collective Ohlone Pow Wow celebration at Tony Cerda Park (450 W. Grand Ave.).
A Federal Judge Ruled That US Border Patrol Violated UFW v Noem Injunction
This ruling confirms what we’ve said: Border Patrol cannot round people up just because they are brown, speak Spanish & work hard. The court made clear the Border Patrol raid on day laborers in Sacramento, like their raid on farm workers near Bakersfield was unconstitutional.
“Social Justice” Exhibit Of Pomona Day Labor Center (Pomona Economic Opportunity Center)
Thought I would bring attention to a “Social Justice” exhibit that includes a history of the Pomona Day Labor Center (Pomona Economic Opportunity Center) at Pitzer College Scott Hall Lobby.
Solidarity With Workers in Greely Colorado
In Solidarity with workers and UFCW in historic strike at JBS Meatpacking plant in Greeley, Colorado Continue reading
Latino and Latina Roundtable- Events April 2026
We invite you to come to these upcoming events:
Mural Changes
Good meeting between artist Paul Botello and PEOC Jornaleros and staff on making changes to mural that Paul, students, and workers conceived and painted years ago on the side of the center. Continue reading
Nearly 20,000 Protesters Came Out This Morning In Santa Cruz
Nearly 20,000 protesters came out this morning in Santa Cruz, a city of only 60,000 people–and it was not the only No Kings march in the county.
Stephen Zunes Continue reading