Tag Archives for Immigration
#WeAreAndiola
I had to share this video with you. Even though I’m in my first week of school, crashing classes and fighting the learning curve on my new awesome internship at Everyday Feminism, I wanted to stop and take a moment … Continue reading
Cultivating Fear: Human Rights Watch
I think that it is safe to say that most Americans do not think enough about where their food comes from. We worry way more about whether our food is organic and locally grown, than if it is ethically cultivated, … Continue reading
“Illegal”
“A compassionate look at undocumented youth in the United States. Through a series of interviews with undocumented kids, activists, policymakers, non-profit leaders, educators and members of the clergy “Illegal” seeks to raise the consciousness level of the American public regarding … Continue reading
Undocumented and Awkward
I am currently in love with DREAMers Adrift, “a creative project ABOUT undocumented youth, BY undocumented youth, and FOR undocumented youth.” Through video, art, and writing, they are working to bring attention to the situation of undocumented youth in the … Continue reading
Favianna Rodriguez: 3 New Posters for the Woman Bashing Year
I have long been a huge fan of Favianna Rodriguez’s activist art, and her work with Presente, a “a national organization that exists to amplify the political voice of Latino communities.” Every image she makes gives me goosebumps with just … Continue reading
