In honor of Pride Month and Immigrant Heritage Month, Poder Latinx has teamed up with the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) — the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization — and music group Las Cafeteras, to help premiere the music video of the East Los Angeles-based Chicano band’s new song, “La Sirena.” The song is a celebration of the art, identity, and collective power of the LGBTQIA+ movement.
Read MoreNine years after the Obama administration approved the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy, immigrant youth and activists are continuing the fight to protect the policy from attacks at the national level.
Read MoreIn celebration of Pride Month, Poder Latinx will hold a month-long, art-focused civic engagement campaign to increase awareness about the political power of Latinx LGBTQIA+ voters in national and municipal elections, and encourage more LGBTQIA+ Latinxs to register to participate in races up and down the ballot. The campaign will primarily engage LGBTQIA+ Latinx voters in Arizona, Florida, and Georgia, with events centered around LGBTQIA+ issues.
Read MoreLast week, the Biden-Harris administration announced that the contracts of two ICE detention centers will be cut, including the Irwin County Detention Center in Ocilla, Georgia, and the Bristol County Detention Center in North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, and that they would begin a process to review other Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) contracts.
Read MorePHOENIX – Poder Latinx is eager to announce the promotion of two incredible team members, Adonias Arevalo and Josue Andonaegui. Arevalo, formerly the Arizona state director, will be taking on the role of national organizing director, while former Arizona organizing coordinator Andonaegui will be taking on the role of Arizona state director.
Read MoreNATIONWIDE – In honor of Congressman John Lewis, a key figure in the American struggle for civil rights, Poder Latinx hosted a panel of civil and social justice advocates Saturday during a virtual conference to address the numerous voter suppression bills being introduced in legislatures across the country, emphasizing the necessity for Black and Brown unity within the voting rights movement and uplifting the generations of activists inspired by the legacy of Congressman Lewis.
Read MoreJoin us to honor the life and legacy of Congressman John Lewis with digital events for communities in Florida and Georgia, as well as a national panel discussing voting rights in the wake of his death.
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