category: immigration
Una Conversación con Juana Rosa y su Madre sobre la Dificultad y Perseverancia de ser Inmigrante
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Interview – Rocio & Gabby
Interview Transcription Rocío García and Gabriela Valle
Valle: Hi I’m Gabriela Valle, I go by Gaby, and I am 47. Today’s date is ... → more
Story (english)
Our breaths are shallow. My mom struggle to breathe as we sat at the hospital and the staff person asked if her ID information was up to ... → more
Conversation – Laura & Kiki
L: My name is Laura Jimenez, I’m 42-years-old, today’s date is October 24, 2015. I am at the offices of California Latinas for Reprod... → more
Story (english)
Growing up in a place like Arizona will leave you marked for life if you are a person of color. I knew I was not White, I was reminded of ... → more
Story (english)
Woman. Civil war. Undocumented immigrant. Single parent. Working-class. These terms describe my mother, a young woman who fled a violent ... → more
![Dance with us as we celebrate our “Movement Towards Justice,” featuring DJ Sizzle and Coco Loko, on Thursday, November 18th from 7:00pm to 8:30pm PST.
Join us as we commemorate this year’s victories and raise funds for the ongoing lucha for Reproductive Justice in our communities!
Registration is now open at: bit.ly/CLRJDanceParty (link in bio). #RJDanceParty #Dance4RJ #ReproJustice #ThisIsRJ
[ID: On a muted light pink background, red and pink cursive-like text says, “Movement Towards Justice” with smaller text below that reads, “November 18th, 2021 / 7:00PM - 8:30PM PST / RSVP: bit.ly/CLRJDanceParty / Featuring DJ Sizzle & Coco Loko.” There is picture of DJ Sizzle & her mother surrounded by colorful shapes of green, yellow, and mauve beneath light sketches of white flowers.]](https://californialatinas.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)