Friday, April 26, 2019 @ SOMA StrEat Food Park 428 - 11th Street, SF 7pm-10pm / ALL AGES / $5-$20 (sliding scale no one turned away) LIVE performances by: Soulidarity Wave Doble Bara Mavy-E Boondock Squad EP Sky Seeker BLKD x CALIX Proceeds will go to PUSO & SANDATA
Today at 4:30 PM – 6 PM Starts in about 9 hours · 73°F Sunny San Francisco State University, Library Room 286 Learn about the experiences of youths and students form San Francisco at the International Summit for Human Rights in the Philippines, held in Washington D.C.
Tuesday, April 30, 2019 8 AM – 3 PM 1414 K Street, Suite 500, Sacramento CA 95814 Hosted by Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies Filipino Advocacy Day is a day that brings together organizations and communities across California to push for progressive policies that will uplift and protect the rights and welfare of the Filipino community and other marginalized groups. The Day is convened by LEAD Filipino and the UC Davis Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies, and in collaboration with a network of community based organizations and policy makers dedicated to building the political power of the Filipino community on a statewide level. This year, Filipino Advocacy Day will be pushing for: AB 3
Join Malaya South Bay from 6PM-8PM PST on Thursday, April 25, and hear about our recent visit to Washington DC. Learn about ways you can join our movement and help build a broad base of support to stop the killings, defend democracy, and defend human rights in the Philippines! Address: Sunnyhills United Methodist Church, 355 Dixon Road, Milipitas, CA 95035 Light refreshments will be provided. A Tagalog/English translator will be present. If folks need a ride to the event, need child care, need wheelchair access, or have other accessibility questions, please email us at malaya.sbay@gmail.com. If you can't make it in person and want to call/Skype in, please email us. Thank you!
Join us for dinner, performances, and speakers from the people's movement in the Philippines, who will share about the deteriorating human rights situation under the Duterte regime -- and the organizing in resistance. What is the role of U.S. military aid -- in funding Duterte's brutal War on Drugs, Martial Law in Mindanao, and worsening attacks on indigenous communities, labor leaders, journalists, and human rights defenders? What can we do in solidarity? Saturday at 4 PM – 6:30 PM4 East Side Arts Alliance 2277 International Blvd, Oakland, California 94606 FEATURING: A guest performance by hip hop artists all the way from the Philippines! The Sandata Collective: Progressive rappers us
Ed Cubelo is the Chairman of the Metro Manila Chapter of Kilusang Mayo Uno (May First Movement- KMU), the largest and most militant labor center that promotes genuine, militant and anti-imperialist trade unionism in the Philippines. Ed has been organizing workers to fight for the interests of working people and against exploitative conditions rising from neoliberal economic policies 30 years, including as president of Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation Workers Association since the 1990s. In recent years, Ed and KMU have been leading campaigns for an increase in the national minimum wage and against the rampant contractualization of jobs that have led to the erosion of job security and mas
Join us and learn about the Filipino worker's situation their unions and organizing from Mong Palatino of Bayan (New Patriotic Alliance) and Ed Cubelo of KMU - Kilusang Mayo Uno (May 1st Labor Movement) as they talk about the impact of Duterte's repressive government on the workers and the union, their organizations campaign and struggles; alliance work and building the anti fascist campaign and the upcoming Philippine elections coming this May. #workersrights #unionorganizing #philippineelection2019 #malayamovement #labormovement @bayan_usa @migranteusa
“Ugat” means “Roots” in Tagalog. This year, Stanford Kayumanggi of the Pilipinx-American Student Union is throwing their 9th annual Pilipinx Cultural Night, or PCN. “Ugat” will explore several aspects of the Filipino and Filipino-American experience, including family, tradition, and knowing one’s “roots.” The show will include traditional dances from five Filipino dance suites, a drama storyline depicting an intergenerational narrative, and live traditional Filipino music from LIKHA. Join us on April 20, 2019 for the 9th annual PCN at Dinkelspiel Auditorium! The doors open at 7:30PM, the show starts at 8PM. Hope to see you there! Ugat Clothing will be there to vend. Make sure to come out
