DHF Organizing Director Pam W. is featured in Your Central Valley’s “Fair or Foul? Is the Fresno county board of supervisors approving a redistricting map that helps them save their elected seats?”
DHF Civic Engagement Director Lori P is featured in New York Times’ “Latino, Asian American, LGBTQ activists: They want to shape California’s congressional maps”
‘Sí se puede’: Dolores Huerta discusses a lifetime of activism on ‘The Issue Is’
The Issue Is: Dolores Huerta
Elex speaks with longtime activist and labor leader Dolores Huerta ask she discusses her work with Cesar Chavez and RFK.
History Shorts: Dolores Huerta Organizes a Movement
While many know the name Cesar Chavez today, his most trusted lieutenant was just as vital to the Mexican farmworkers movement. Watch now: https://www.history.com/topics/civil-rights-movement/dolores-huerta-video
Vecino Unidos® member Tammy Tyler speaks on behalf of the Kern Equitable Map Coalition
Read more: https://bakersfieldnow.com/news/local/residents-speak-in-favor-of-kern-equitable-coalition-map
‘Soul of a Nation Presents: Corazón De América | Celebrating Hispanic Culture’ features Dolores Huerta
Celebrate Hispanic culture in today & modern America with host Benjamin Bratt, a special performance by Ozuna, and more! Premiering Friday at 8|7c on ABC. More information at: https://abcnews.go.com/2020/video/soul-nation-presents-corazn-de-amrica-celebrating-hispanic-80034678
Nuestros Héroes: Dolores Huerta y su lucha por los derechos de los trabajadores agrícolas
A sus 91 años Dolores Huerta es un ícono de la lucha por los derechos civiles de los campesinos hispanos en Estados Unidos. Ella es justamente, la que hizo famosa la frase “Yes we can”, la cual cambió para siempre la vida de miles de trabajores agrícolas en todo el país. Su figura como sindicalista, activista y líder social ha marcado el ascenso de nuestra comunidad hispana. En el Mes de la Herencia Hispana celebramos sus logros y su incansable lucha. Leer mas: https://www.univision.com/local/los-angeles-kmex/nuestros-heroes-dolores-huerta-y-su-lucha-por-los-derechos-de-los-trabajadores-agricolas-video?rrr=&utm_campaign=univisionNY&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
Legendary labor leader Dolores Huerta’s advice to young activists? ‘It’s never too late’
Dolores Huerta, 91, is a labor movement leader and civil rights activist who worked with César Chávez to co-found the National Farm Workers Association. Huerta was the first Latina inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame and is still working as an activist and civil rights leader today. Read more here: https://www.today.com/news/legendary-activist-dolores-huerta-shares-advice-life-story-t230533
American Identity: Dolores Huerta traces her family history
Dolores Huerta helped found the United Farm Workers labor union in the 1960’s and now shares her family history with NBC News’ Simone Boyce. Click here to watch the NBC segment: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/embedded-video/mmvo121223237715
Dolores Huerta Middle School Renaming Ceremony Burbank, CA
Dolores Huerta featured in Our Work Project’s, “A Conversation with the legendary Dolores Huerta”
Read here: https://www.ourworkproject.org/copy-of-marketplace
DHF featured in Bakersfield Californian’s, “Kern’s rent relief program distributes more than $2.7 million.”
DHF featured in, “California poised to create Annual Farmworker Day” by The Desert Review
Bay Area Activists To Hold Historic March For India’s Farmers at Golden Gate Bridge
Dolores Huerta Graba Video Apoyando Medida de Ley Ayuda Médica para Morir de Connecticut
Dolores Huerta continues to fight for civil and labor rights – Frank Buckley Interviews
Juanita Chávez: The Daughter of an American Labor Icon Speaks Out on Social Justice and Women in History
Dolores Huerta Foundation to distribute 92 pallets of food Saturday
