Because of our commitment to social justice, we work with many groups in the Pomona Valley, Inland Empire, San Gabriel Valley and Beyond. These are a few of the affiliated groups we work with:
Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice
The Justice for Immigrants Coalition of Inland Southern California consists of more than twenty groups from all sectors of the community. We are a pro-immigrant rights coalition avocating for a just and humane immigration reform and the respect of immigrant rights.
WWRC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving working conditions in the warehouse industry in Southern California. Roughly 85,000 warehouse workers, mostly Latino, unpack and reload items onto trucks destined for major retailers like Walmart.
The Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Coalition
The Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Coalition is an undocumented youth-led grassroots organization that aims to achieve equal access to higher education and justice for our immigrant community by empowering those who are most affected.
The Latino/a Roundtable of the San Gabriel Valley and Pomona Valley is an organization dedicated to promoting educational programs to advance leadership, communication and effective civic participation to provide a proactive voice.
The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1428 empowers working people in the Claremont, California region to use the power of collective action to get their fair share of economic benefits.
The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1167 empowers working people in the Bloomington, CA area to use the power of collective action to get their fair share of economic benefits.
Pomona Youth and Family Master Plan
The Pomona Youth and Family Master Plan (YFMP) is a blueprint for change that points the way to a brighter future the Pomona community’s youth and families. The resolution conveys a commitment to fostering a community that cares and to promote positive youth development through collaboration.
The Pomona Habla/Speaks Community Coalition is made up of several community based organizations, business owners, residents and students that protest the disparate and negative impact of Pomona P.D. traffic checkpoints on the Latino community.
The ACLU of Southern California fights to secure individual rights and to extend these rights to people who have been excluded from their protection. The organization focuses on public education, lobbying, and litigation and advocacy for and against federal, state, and local measures.
National Day Laborer Organizing Network
The NDLON improves the lives of day laborers in the United States. To this end, NDLON works to unify and strengthen its member organizations to be more strategic and effective in their efforts to develop leadership, mobilize, and organize day laborers in order to protect and expand their civil, labor and human rights.
Fernando Pedraza Community Coalition
The Fernando Pedraza Community Coalition is a loose coalition of day laborers, community members, organizers, and students from the Inland Empire. The goal of the Community Coalition is to create and maintain a relationship between each group and to create a supportive network for the workers.
Pitzer College Community Engagement Center
The Pitzer College Community Engagement Center supports innovative community-based projects by offering research awards and fellowships. In turn, the Center’s community partners present faculty and students with extraordinary opportunities to engage in applied problem-solving activities.
San Bernardino Community Service Center
The San Bernardino Community Service Center Inc is a community based organization dedicated to provide immigration legal assistance to low income families and to individuals who have been victims of abuse or violent crimes.
CIPC advances inclusive policies that build a prosperous future for all Californians. We use policy analysis, advocacy and capacity building to unlock the power of immigrants in our state.
California Immigrant Policy Center
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Heather Roessler
Hi. My name is Heather Roessler. I am working as an assistant to the Director of a small museum on the CSUSB campus. We’re working on an exhibit for the museum that will open in 2018. The exhibit will feature stories and objects collected from community members. The topic will be the experience of being part of marginalized populations. We’re trying to spread the word about our call for community participants, and we’re wondering if you would be willing to help us via social media or any listserv that you may have for community members…
Can I have the Museum Director send you more information about the project? What is your name/position title and email address and direct phone number where I can contact you?
My phone number is (951)570-0250
Thank you!
PEOC
hello,
thank you for sending this out to us. We’d be glad to support and promote via social media.
Feel free to reach us at this email peoc.staff@pomonadaylabor.org
thank you
PEOC Staff