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May Day Events
From the San Diego Peace Resource Center, May Day Events:EVENT 1:On Sunday, May 1, 2011, at 12 noon , join several organizations as we begin our rally at Balboa Park outside the Centro Cultural de la Raza (2004 Park Blvd. San Diego, 92101) and march to the Federal Building, from here we will march over to the Civic Center to join a May Day Labor solidarity event at 3pm.On May 1, 1886, Chicago unionists, reformers, socialists, anarchists, and ordinary workers combined to make Chicago the center…See More
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The Tire Iron and the Tamale, an act of random kindness
I found this on Cuentamé, and thought it was a tale that should be shared. Cuentamé entitled it, "Would you turn down a (undocumented) helping hand?" Enjoy. Article: The Tire Iron and the TamaleBy: Justin Horner, NY TimesDate: March 4, 2011During this past year I’ve had three instances of car trouble: a blowout on a freeway, a bunch of blown fuses and an out-of-gas situation. They all happened while I was driving other people’s cars,…See More
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- About Me
- I began my work in community building as a Peace Corps Volunteer in El Salvador. For over three years I worked with local communities to develop formal community groups and expand the reach of their tourism activities. Before working in El Salvador, I graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a B.S. In City and Regional Planning and spent time traveling in Europe and Australia. Upon my return from El Salvador I attended Brandeis University where I received my M.A. in Sustainable International Development. In addition to my work at the Foundation for Change I am on the board of OUT for Work supporting LGBTQ college students transitioning to the workplace. My husband and I stay busy raising our two boys to be conscious world citizens.
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The Tire Iron and the Tamale, an act of random kindness
I found this on Cuentamé, and thought it was a tale that should be shared. Cuentamé entitled it, "Would you turn down a (undocumented) helping hand?" Enjoy.
Article: The Tire Iron and the Tamale
By: Justin Horner, NY Times
Date: March 4, 2011
During this past year I’ve had three instances of car trouble: a blowout on a freeway, a bunch of blown fuses and an…
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Can you please reserve a seat for me on the border tour?
Thanks Diana Venegas (border angel volunteer)
It was great seeing you at today's Change Maker event, and I very much look forward to working with you on Project Enlaces! I don't know what to expect, but that's half the fun, right?
I'll talk to you soon,
~Connery
-MJ
Cell 619 888-9276
I received an email a couple days ago stating you had left a message for me on PROCambio--however, I have not seen anything. Just checking in to see what that might have been - cheers - coleen :)