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Catch the first-ever episode of Anakbayan LA Radio next Friday, February 3rd from 8-9:30pm at ustream.tv/channel/anakbayanla!
We’re stepping it up for 2012! This is the beginning of our monthly radio show that will air every 1st Friday.
We’ll have our very own Anakbayan LA DJ’s spinning live sets of progressive music on the 1’s and 2’s. In between DJ sets, we’ll have political discussions sharing our analysis on current issues that affect us all locally, nationally, and internationally.
We’re also keeping our ears to the streets with interviews featuring youth, workers, community organizers, and everyday people breaking down what’s really going on in the community and the world. And on occasion, you might catch a live performance sometime during the show…
For our first show, we’ll be discussing the fascist NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act) that took away everyone’s constitutional right to a fair trial, the groundbreaking People’s State of the City event happening in Long Beach on February 29th, as well as our current campaigns for the California Domestic Workers Bill of Rights, Justice 4 Melissa Roxas, and US Troops Out of the Philippines.
It’s gonna be a fresh 90 minutes every month that you don’t wanna miss. Tell all your friends and let’s chop it up in the chatroom…
Serve the people!
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JANUARY 24 CHILDREN’S MARCH IN SACRAMENTO FOR THE CALIFORNIA DOMESTIC WORKERS BILL OF RIGHTS
Join Children of Domestic Workers & Domestic Employers, labor, interfaith, student and community allies, as we converge in Sacramento for a statewide
CHILDREN’S MARCH
For AB 889 Domestic Worker Bill of Rights!
Domestic workers are mothers and grandmothers who do the work that makes all other work possible! Join us as we call for the passage of the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights, Assembly Bill 889. The Children’s March and press conference will be followed by lobby visits and a children’s festival.
visit www.domesticworkers.org or www.domesticemployers.org for more information on Bill AB889!
Event Information:
When: January 24, 2011, 10:00am – 3:00pm
(Caravans depart from Northern CA @ 8:00am & Southern CA on 1/23)
Where: State Capitol Building
West Side Steps (10th St. between N St. and L St.) Sacramento, CA
IF YOU NEED A RIDE, PLEASE REGISTER FOR BUS SPACE HERE:
https://docs.google.com/ spreadsheet/ viewform?formkey=dGRWUGJZVERVXzA0TzBXaldfa0x0Q3c6MA
*busses will be leaving from San Francisco & The East Bay at 8:00am on 1/24. For more information and to join the caravan please contact Lil Milagro at lilmilagromc@gmail.com
*Accessible transportation, childcare, and interpretation is available upon request. Please contact Lil Milagro at lilmilagromc@gmail.com
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The Feministing Five: Marienne Cuison
Check out this exclusive interview with our chair!
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ROOTS & RESISTANCE
Babae Expo Reportback
In the summer of 2011, six women took a journey back to their motherland the Philippines. There, they learned about the conditions that everyday Pinay women typically face, and why so many Pinays are forced to sacrifice extensivel…y for their families. In the midst of struggle and exploitative conditions, we also witnessed the strength of our people to fight for what’s rightfully theirs… a legacy we continue as Filipinos abroad.
Join Babae on Saturday, January 21st (5:30-8pm) at the Bayanihan Community Center (San Francisco) for a reportback of last summer’s exposure trip. Learn about how you can support more Babae women to continue working with GABRIELA-Philippines, to advance the women’s movement in the Philippines. Also, learn about how you can also participate in an exposure trip!
Following after the program: A short Q&A session. As well as,
Some time to hang out, chill, catch some great conversations and enjoy some scrumptious Filipino street food with us Babae’s and folks from the community!!
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The country is in deep trouble. We’ve forgotten that a rich life consists fundamentally of serving others, trying to leave the world a little better than you found it. We need the courage to question the powers that be, the courage to be impatient with evil and patient with people, the courage to fight for social justice. In many instances we will be stepping out on nothing, and just hoping to land on something. But that’s the struggle. To live is to wrestle with despair, yet never allow despair to have the last word.”
― Cornel West
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20 December 2011
Contact: Jun Cruz
NAFCON Public Information Officer
Email: info@nafconusa.org
Phone: 650-580-7382On the quiet night of December 17th, the Philippines was struck by another calamity in the Southern Islands of Mindanao identified as tropical storm ‘Sendong’.
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Residents stand around a woman holding the dead body of her child killed during the passage of tropical storm Washi at a village in Iligan City, on the southern island of Mindanao on December 17, 2011. (Getty Images)
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