Somos organizers in New Mexico's Permian Basin discuss the challenges and inspirations of mobilizing immigrant oil and gas families for social change

Christine Neuman-Ortiz, Executive Director of Wisconson-based Voces de la Frontera, discusses voter engagement of growing Latino immigrant community in swing states.

Tomás Rivera, Cathy García and Andreas Archuleta from Chainbreaker Collective discuss their newly reopened bike project and its work to support transit and housing justice.

Somos Un Pueblo Unido hosts a roundtable discussion in Carlsbad with Adult Education & Workforce Development representatives from Southeast NM College and Congressman Gabe Vasquez.

Somos and other grassroots groups participate in a U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources roundtable on climate justice and just transition

Mireya Reith, Executive Director of Arkansas United and Chairwoman of the Fair Immigration Reform Movement, discusses immigrant organizing in Arkansas and the political trajectory ahead.

Max Bell Alper, Executive Director of North Bay Jobs with Justice, discusses community-based workforce training programs in climate change, mitigation and adaptation in northern California

Dalia Medina-Bustillos, Executive Director of Encuentro, discusses the importance of community-based workforce development programs for immigrant workers in NM

Sara Yvonne “Bonnie” Escobar, Executive Director of Enlace Comunitario, discusses the current landscape of support services for survivors of domestic violence as NM approaches a special session on public safety.

Zulema Chavero & Fabiola Landeros, organizers from Somos Un Pueblo Unido & EL CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos, discuss recent immigrant victory in ABQ and the Biden Administration's announcement to provide parole in place for over 500,000 undocumented immigrants.