As we commemorate César Chávez Day in California, it’s essential to reflect on his tireless work and the legacy he left in the fight for justice and equality, particularly for farmworkers in the Central Valley. Born on March 31, 1927, Chávez dedicated his life to organizing migrant farmworkers, advocating for better wages, access to healthcare, and better working conditions. His famous 340-mile march from Delano to Sacramento and his 28-day fast for nonviolence showed his unwavering commitment to the cause, even in the face of immense challenges.
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When I think back to my younger self, just starting my advocacy work as a volunteer with Mi Familia Vota, I can’t help but feel proud of that 16-year-old teenager and her incredible growth. My journey these past few years has been transformative in so many ways! My time as a volunteer introduced me to a group of leaders who would start a small organization out of an office in Florida called Poder Latinx. I joined their movement, ready to be a part of change.
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