HELP END THE PANDEMIC. Join us June 11 at 555 Sixth Street, Orange Cove, CA between 4 – 7 pm PDT for your #covid-19 #vaccine. Call 661-383-2588 or visit myturn.ca.gov to Register. Everyone ages 12+ regardless of citizenship status is welcomed!
Join us as we remember, honor and celebrate #Juneteenth on Saturday, June 19th, 2021 at 4 pm PDT at 10350 California City Blvd, California City, CA 93505. Free & Open to the public. Food, music, games, raffle & more! For more Information & to RSP: Carol Watkins at cwatkins@doloreshuerta.org or (661) 759-6042
¡Los niños mayores de 12 años son elegibles para la vacuna de #COVID19! Traiga a la familia el viernes, 6/11 a 1101 Planz Rd, Bakersfield, CA de 10 – 7 de las tarde, para su vacuna. Ponga fin a la pandemia, para registrarse llame al 661-383-2588 o visite www.myturn.ca.gov.
Dolores Huerta Foundation Background:
Established in 2003, the DHF’s mission is to inspire
and organize communities to establish volunteer organizations empowered to pursue social
justice. DHF conducts movement-building at the intersection of race, class, sexual orientation,
and socio-economic status to address the harmful and discriminatory practices and abuses faced
by marginalized individuals and families in the San Joaquin Valley.
The Role of the Project Coordinator:
The Dolores Huerta Foundation is looking for a short term
Project Coordinator with outreach and supervisorial experience to implement a two-month
campaign targeting farm working communities.
Responsibilities:
Qualifications / Requirements:
● Reliable transportation; required to travel to multiple locations in Kern, Tulare, Fresno and
Kings Counties.
● Valid California Driver’s License
● Minimum Liability Auto Insurance
● Organizing, community outreach and/or canvassing experience
● Supervisorial experience
● Able to work evenings and weekends
● Bilingual Spanish/English speaking required
● Public speaking
● Cell phone and GPS
Compensation:
$23/hour, full time, temporary position (June – August 2021). There may be
opportunity for full time employment at the termination of this campaign.
To Apply, send email resume, cover letter, and a minimum of 3 references to:
DHF Human Resources: humanresources@doloreshuerta.org
Include “Project Coordinator” in the subject of your email.
The Dolores Huerta Foundation is an equal opportunity employer.
Dolores Huerta Foundation Background:
Established in 2003, the DHF’s mission is to inspire and organize communities to establish
volunteer organizations empowered to pursue social justice. DHF conducts movement-building
at the intersection of race, class, sexual orientation, and socio-economic status to address the
harmful and discriminatory practices and abuses faced by marginalized individuals and families
in the San Joaquin Valley. The DHF uses a multi-pronged approach – grassroots organizing,
advocacy, leadership development, and a public relations strategy to inform narrative change.
The Role of the Organizer:
The Dolores Huerta Foundation is looking for experienced and energetic Community Health
Organizers to implement a two-month campaign targeting farm working communities.
Responsibilities:
Qualifications / Requirements:
● Reliable transportation; required to travel to multiple locations in Kern, Tulare, Fresno and
Kings Counties.
● Valid California Driver’s License
● Auto insurance
● Organizing, community outreach or canvassing experience
● Able to work evenings and weekends
● Bilingual Spanish/English speaking required
● Public speaking
● Cell phone and GPS
Compensation:
$19/hour, full time, temporary position (June – August 2021). There may be
opportunity for full time employment at the termination of this campaign.
To apply, email resume, cover letter, and a minimum of 3 references to:
DHF Human Resources: humanresources@doloreshuerta.org
Include “Community Health Organizer” in the subject of your email.
The Dolores Huerta Foundation is an equal opportunity employer.
Free food while supplies last / Comida gratis hasta agotar existencias, Sunday, May 30th, 2021 / Domingo, 30 de mayo de 2021, 1:00 pm PDT / 1 de la tarde, Calwa Park 4545 E Church Ave Fresno 93725, For more information / Para más información: Dayana (559) 340-4936
Free food while supplies last / Comida gratis hasta agotar existencias
Saturday, May 29, 2021 / Sábado, 29 de mayo de 2021
Parlier Senior Center 690 s Newmark, Parlier, CA
For more information / Para más información: Olga (559) 420-0648
SIGN HERE: https://www.change.org/health4all
Join the Dolores Huerta Foundation, in urging Gov. Newsom, Speaker Anthony Rendon & President Pro Tempore Toni G. Atkins to pass AB4 to extend health care coverage to our undocumented community. Providing health care is a human right.
Undocumented adults—our parents and siblings, friends and neighbors, taxpayers and workers in our economy—remain locked out of comprehensive healthcare, making them the largest population in California with no health insurance. Any effort towards universal coverage, whether in California or nationally, will not be successful until everyone, regardless of status, has access to care.Your signature is an act of solidarity for social justice.
Unase a la Fundación Dolores Huerta al exigirles al Gov. Newsom, Speaker Anthony Rendon y la Presidenta Pro Tempore Toni G. Atkins que pasen la ley AB4 para cubrir a nuestra comunidad indocumentada con seguro médico. La atención médica es un derecho humano.
Los adultos indocumentados — nuestros padres y hermanos, amigos y vecinos, contribuyentes y trabajadores de nuestra economía — permanecen excluidos de la atención médica integral, lo que los convierte en la población más grande de California sin seguro médico. Cualquier esfuerzo hacia la cobertura universal, ya sea en California o a nivel nacional, no tendrá éxito hasta que todos, independientemente de su estado migratorio, tengan acceso a servicios médicos. Tu firma es un acto de solidaridad para la justicia social.
SIGN HERE: https://www.change.org/health4all
MEDIA CONTACT: Fabiola DeCaratachea, Communications Director PH: (559) 816-2780, Fdecaratachea@doloreshuerta.org
To view the ceremony visit: https://yale2021.yale.edu/
MEDIA CONTACT: Fabiola DeCaratachea, Communications Director PH: (559) 816-2780 Fdecaratachea@doloreshuerta.org
MIS-C is affecting children and youth who have been around people with Coronavirus. MIS-C stands for Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children and it can affect the heart and arteries, causing permanent damage, or in some cases, death. This video can help you to spot the symptoms for MIS-C and learn what to do if your child is affected.
This video is a product of the United Against Covid Coalition, with support from the Ravi & Naina Patel Foundation. Featuring the work of Print Gonzalez, Together Pictures, Dawn Valadez and CB Smith-Dahl
MIS-C está afectando a nuestros niños y jóvenes. MIS-C es Syndrome Multisystemica Inflammatorio de Niños. Puede afectar el corazón y los arterios, causar daño permanente o grave. Este video muestra los signos de MIS-C y que debes hacer si están afectados.
Este video es un producto de United Against Covid Coalition, con el apoyo de Ravi & Naina Fundación Patel. Presenta el trabajo de Print Gonzalez, Together Pictures, Dawn Valadez y CB Smith-Dahl
Read here: https://www.ourworkproject.org/copy-of-marketplace
“(This is an opportunity to) determine what kind of care we want, whether we want life-extending measures depending on our condition, and who will speak for us in case we get a life-threatening illness and cannot communicate our wishes for end of life care,” Huerta says in the video. “This is a great opportunity for us to reach out to our loved ones and start having those difficult but necessary conversations about advanced care planning.”
