Multi-ethnic Immigrant Worker Organizing Network (MIWON)

July 29th 2010: 10 AM sharp. Meet up at Wilshire and La Brea for an non-violent action against Arizona's racist SB 1070 law and against the attacks on immigrant communities here in Southern California. Bring supplies to care for yourself and others we must ACT. "It is our moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws!" Dr. Martin Luther King

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 WE did it!

miwon organizers would like to tHANK everyone FOR HELPING US make another successful march!  the AFP states MORE THAN 100,000 attended the march.

 

United for immigration reform

 

 

Saturday, May 1, 8:30 am

Our demands are:

1. Comprehensive immigration reform in 2010
2. Stop family separations and deportations
3. Good jobs and workers' rights

 

 

 May 1st 2010 Information

 

 

 

 

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Los Angeles, CA 90012

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Community Partners FBO "MIWON"
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MIWON’s Mission:

The Multi-ethnic Immigrant Worker Organizing Network (MIWON) is a network of low-wage immigrant worker-based organizations in Los Angeles committed to the struggle for dignity, justice, and the human rights of immigrant workers and all peoples. We ground our work in the experiences and leadership of immigrant workers in Los Angeles, an international perspective, and a commitment to build alliances with U.S.-born low-wage workers and other communities fighting for justice. We seek to transform the conditions in which we live through campaigns that build the power of low-wage workers, expand the worldview of workers and residents of Los Angeles, build worker-to-worker alliances, and win concrete victories for legalization and worker rights.

Campaigns We are Currently Supporting.

Cure Cvs Now

Employee Free Choice Act ( EFCA)

No On Prop 8

Clean Carwash Campaign

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