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Dia De Muertos
Supporting Noche de Ofrenda at Tonalli Studio
Supporting Noche de Ofrenda at Tonalli Studio
honoring our ancestors through altars, memory, and connection – with poetry,, food, and music (by Familia Gonzalez Flores – Quetzal) – celebrating the lives of those who came before us through communal memory. Also on view: Tonalli Studio’s powerful exhibition : ..
Supporting the Latino Theatre Company
With Daniel Loera and Melissa Negrete – supporting the Latino Theatre Company
Dia de Muertos at Pitzer College
Honored to speak on the meaning of Dia de Muertos at Pitzer College (led by Latinx Student Union) as related to a celebration of life and the many who have used their lives to build a more just and equitable world.
Birthday Celebration
Celebrating the Birthday of Jorge and reminiscing on the many years of familia and common organizing efforts.
Our Annual Día de los Muertos
Our Annual Día de Muertos altar remembering familia, extended familia, organizers, and community over the years – who have been so much a part of our lives – and continue to live in all that we do.
Remembering David Barron
A memory today remembering David Barron when we were working on The Mike Eng campaign. David, the First Latino City Clark in Monterey Park who served for twenty five years and a neighbor who lived a few houses from us – passed away a few weeks after this picture – from COVID – a time when there was no vaccine and no treatment. David Barron- Presente!
Dolores Huerta: Send Message To Trompudo
Over the years, Dolores in support of our local organizing efforts in the Pomona Valley region in support of workers, students, unions, and community. For many of the thirty years that I took students to La Paz and Delano to carry out engagement projects, Dolores would join us in sharing her lessons, marching with us in Bakersfield, and supporting our student teatro presentations.