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No one
educates
anyone, and
nobody is self
educated; all of
us learn from
each other,
mediated by
the world we
live in."
Paulo Freire
educates
anyone, and
nobody is self
educated; all of
us learn from
each other,
mediated by
the world we
live in."
Paulo Freire
The Institute of Popular Education of Southern California (IDEPSCA) demands an
immediate investigation of Los Angeles Police Department’s violent and harsh
acts against immigrant families at MacArthur Park, on May 1st. IDEPSCA calls on
our city representatives and the LAPD Police Commission not to extend LAPD
Chief William J. Bratton’s contract until all those police officers guilty of violating
people’s civil rights during a peaceful demonstration are suspended without pay,
and prosecuted.
immediate investigation of Los Angeles Police Department’s violent and harsh
acts against immigrant families at MacArthur Park, on May 1st. IDEPSCA calls on
our city representatives and the LAPD Police Commission not to extend LAPD
Chief William J. Bratton’s contract until all those police officers guilty of violating
people’s civil rights during a peaceful demonstration are suspended without pay,
and prosecuted.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The LAPD is Unlawful against Immigrant Families Militarized Acts Sour the International Workers May 1st Celebration Los Angeles, CA—May 3, 2007 |
Press Release: 05/21/07
Proposed Immigration Legislation: A Weak Bureaucratic Compromise
Between Immigration Reform, Immigrant Punishment, and Capitalistic
Technocratic Approaches to Dealing with America’s Future.
Los Angeles, CA—May 21, 2007. The Institute of Popular Education of Southern
California (IDEPSCA) rejects the bipartisan proposed immigration legislation that
clandestinely made its way through the Senate on May 17, 2007.
Proposed Immigration Legislation: A Weak Bureaucratic Compromise
Between Immigration Reform, Immigrant Punishment, and Capitalistic
Technocratic Approaches to Dealing with America’s Future.
Los Angeles, CA—May 21, 2007. The Institute of Popular Education of Southern
California (IDEPSCA) rejects the bipartisan proposed immigration legislation that
clandestinely made its way through the Senate on May 17, 2007.
Press Release 05/25/07
A “Day of Blessing”:
Local Labor Center to Hold Event that Brings Together Religious Leaders and
Day Laborers to Denounce the Physical and Racial Attacks by S.O.S and
Minutemen as Well as to Strongly Oppose Proposal On The Hill.
Harbor City, Ca— May 25, 2007. This Memorial Day weekend, the Harbor City Job
Center will hold a religious “Day of Blessing” to thwart recent anti-immigrant
backlash at the local, regional, and national level. We will also be celebrating the
numerous contributions immigrants have made to the US, both past and present.
A “Day of Blessing”:
Local Labor Center to Hold Event that Brings Together Religious Leaders and
Day Laborers to Denounce the Physical and Racial Attacks by S.O.S and
Minutemen as Well as to Strongly Oppose Proposal On The Hill.
Harbor City, Ca— May 25, 2007. This Memorial Day weekend, the Harbor City Job
Center will hold a religious “Day of Blessing” to thwart recent anti-immigrant
backlash at the local, regional, and national level. We will also be celebrating the
numerous contributions immigrants have made to the US, both past and present.
Media Advisory 05/24/2007
Celebrating Diverse Immigrant Contributions to the US:
Local Labor Center Honors Immigrants of Past and Present for Serving in the
US Armed Forces, Sustaining US Agriculture, and Contributing to the Bedrock
of the US Economy.
Harbor City, CA—May 24, 2007. This Memorial Day weekend, the Harbor City Job
Center will honor past and present immigrant contributions to the US with a
celebration of food, music, dance, and camaraderie.
Celebrating Diverse Immigrant Contributions to the US:
Local Labor Center Honors Immigrants of Past and Present for Serving in the
US Armed Forces, Sustaining US Agriculture, and Contributing to the Bedrock
of the US Economy.
Harbor City, CA—May 24, 2007. This Memorial Day weekend, the Harbor City Job
Center will honor past and present immigrant contributions to the US with a
celebration of food, music, dance, and camaraderie.
| POPULAR EDUCATION: Stories of an Immigrant Community IDEPSCA's Gala Dinner Friday, July 27, 2007 For more information: call 213-252-2952 cynthia@idepsca.org |
Trabajadores latinos mueren más
Las autoridades laborales detectan que los
inmigrantes son los más afectados
Yurina Rico
Viernes, 06 de junio de 2008
La Opinion
Un incremento del 370% en la cantidad de trabajadores
latinos que mueren por accidentes o descuidos en sus
empleos ha puesto en alerta a las autoridades
estadounidenses.
La Oficina de Salud Laboral del Centro de Control de
Enfermedades (CDC) reportó ayer que el alarmante
incremento, que va del período de 1992 a 2006, afecta
principalmente a los latinos inmigrantes, quienes conforman el
75% de los hispanos que mueren mientras trabajan. El otro
25% son latinos nacidos en Estados Unidos.
Las autoridades laborales detectan que los
inmigrantes son los más afectados
Yurina Rico
Viernes, 06 de junio de 2008
La Opinion
Un incremento del 370% en la cantidad de trabajadores
latinos que mueren por accidentes o descuidos en sus
empleos ha puesto en alerta a las autoridades
estadounidenses.
La Oficina de Salud Laboral del Centro de Control de
Enfermedades (CDC) reportó ayer que el alarmante
incremento, que va del período de 1992 a 2006, afecta
principalmente a los latinos inmigrantes, quienes conforman el
75% de los hispanos que mueren mientras trabajan. El otro
25% son latinos nacidos en Estados Unidos.