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Mijente and grassroots local organizations spearheaded a multi-city organizing tour and web series in summer 2018, titled “Chinga La Migra”. Follow our journey to learn…

Esta series de conversaciones explorar proyectos politicos y sus estrategias para ganar poder en Latina America y el Caribe. Para esta series estuvimos en conversación…

What does our base-building approach and method look like? What specific regions or constituencies we should be focusing on in the next few years and…

<p>Feminismo comunitario, or communitarian feminism, is a movement that emerged from Bolivian indigenous communities and the group Mujeres Creando Comunidad. It later spread throughout Latin American and the Caribbean. As defined by Dr. Silvana Martínez, it is a type of Latin American feminism characterized by radicalism and originality. As a political movement it demands a radical change in the patriarchal-capitalist-racist-colonial order. These systems have historically subjugated not only women and trans people but also men and nature, reproducing a society of discrimination, oppression and violence built on bodies that are socially perceived, and widely understood to be feminine.</p>

When Trump takes office in January 2025, his administration will immediately begin enacting the campaign pledges – <em>especially those he and his followers have made on immigration</em>. While there are many theories, we don’t know the exact forms and sequence, which has added to fears and uncertainties in many of our families and neighborhoods. <strong>But here’s what we do know: Over the last several years of experienced raids, border militarization, anti-immigrant legislation and many <span class="il">deportations</span>, we’ve held up steady, powerful, and heartfelt fights against them</strong>. During this time, we’ve learned more than a few things about <span class="il">deportations</span> and protecting our communities. <strong><span class="il">Deportation</span> <span class="il">defense</span></strong> has been a critical way of fighting back and learning how to slow the <span class="il">deportation</span> machine down. It also is a very clear and direct way to be in solidarity with immigrant communities. <strong>That’s why we’re hosting the <span class="il">Deportation</span> <span class="il">Defense</span> Series: Skill Up + Crew Up. </strong>

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Mijente’s Leadership Circle has identified increasing organizing capacity as a key priority for our organization and the broader movement. Therefore, the Latinx Organizing Fellowship will…

Municipalismo & Comunalismo Por Hernán Ouvina y Henry Renna Gobiernos y movimientos locales en América Latina han logrado frenar y resistir el neoliberalismo mediante limitaciones al poder…

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Tech is militarizing borders and increasing the power of the police. AI is aiding in the genocide of Palestinians. Globally, half the world’s population will…

<h3>Building the force against surveillance and policing in the digital world.</h3> <h3><em>A #NoTechForICE Saga</em></h3>

Tantra means weaving together. This 101 workshop weaves together some of the concepts found within Audre Lorde’s essay, “Uses of the Erotic” with basic tantric…