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Former Student Reunion
So good to be with Ann Stromberg and many of my former students at Pitzer Alumni of Color. Continue reading
Thank you to Sam and Union de Ranchos, Who Joined Us In The March
Thank you to Sam and Union de Ranchos who joined us in the march – but who have always been with us on every major struggle over quality of life and immigrant rights issues. Continue reading
Thanks to Alexis Teodoro, Russell Jauregui, Jim Sanbrano, and PEOC Day Laborers
Thank You to Alexis Teodoro, Russell Jauregui, Jim Sanbrano, and PEOC Day Laborers for ensuring well-organized Security at Saturday Human Rights March! It takes many drops of water to create a River! Continue reading
Agua Fresca Donations – Thank You
Thank You to María Garcia and Evelia Rocha, from Gente Organizada, for raising over $200 through asking for donations for agua fresca that they made – donations for present and future student scholarships that are part of the march and cultural celebration. Continue reading
Join May Day
What can you do to join the fight on #MayDay2026? Simple. Join a worker-led May Day action (bit.ly/mayday_actions) in your community and send the message #WorkersOverBillionaires! PLUS, join the #EconomicBlackout and pledge not to spend or shop all day. Continue reading
Ceremony Dedicated To The Contributions Of Indigenous Women.
Ceremony dedicated to the contributions of indigenous women.
Welcome by Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe
Welcome by Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe (Carla Munoz, Tony Cerda, and Tinker Gomez) at Tony Cerda Park and presentations of scholarships – of artists of the t-shirts and the creation of the march puppet (Victoria) – representing the many young people who took to the streets in support of the human rights of our immigrant communities. Continue reading
Roots of Resistance: Rising for Justice and Human Rights March
Roots of Resistance: Rising for Justice and Human Rights March in Pomona (from Pomona Pride Center to Tony Cerda Park) with support of Union, student, faith-based, day laborer, multi-racial, intersectional, and community-based groups. Continue reading