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**TIME CHANGE** San Antonio March against SB4
On Friday, September 1, the state's racial profiling law SB4 will go into effect. In reponse, Texas Organzing Project, Unite Here, and Mi Familia Vota will host a march starting at 11:30 a.m. at La Plaza del Zacate in Milam Park (500 W. Commerce). We'll march to San Antonio Public Safety Headquarters (315 S. San Rosa Ave.) Our focus will be calling on localities to do their part to protect our immigrant families and vulnerable communities. Come join us! For…
Find out more »**IN AUSTIN** Day of Resistance and Noncompliance with SB4
Communities from across Texas will come together at the Texas State Capitol on Saturday, September 2 for a Day of Resistance and Noncompliance to defy SB4. There will also be a free concert at the rally to bring national attention and send the message that Texans will take action against the extremist agenda that targets Latinos, immigrants and all people of color. Concert headliners TBA.
Find out more »San Antonio Defends DACA Press Conference
Join us for a response to President Trump's statement on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). We stand in support of our DACA friends, as they contribute to our community and call the United States their home. We are teaming up with our DACA community and our leading organizations in San Antonio to demand opportunity for all people in the United States of America. Juntos queremos dar una respuesta a la declaración del Presidente Trump sobre la Consideración de…
Find out more »Labor of Love Silent Stand-In
Come join others on this eve of Labor Day. Come link arm-in-arm with Laborers for Compassion. Come stand strong for All in desperate need of Peace. For this silent Stand-In, please proudly wear work clothes from your daily labors. Clergy are encouraged to vest.In Our City, Compassion. In Our City, Unity. In Our City, Peace. IN OUR CITY, FOR GOOD.
Find out more »Community Prayer Vigil for the Welfare of DREAMers
On Tuesday, September 5, 2017, the President of the United States will announce his decision regarding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. This decision will impact the future of over 750,000 young people who were brought to the United States as children without legal authorization and raised here. DACA recipients came forward to identify themselves and register in order to receive a work permit and a renewable deferral of any deportation action. This decision will directly impact families in…
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