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Media: Dolores Huerta en Al Punto con Jorge Ramos, dom. 8/3, 11am

Entrevista con Dolores Huerta en Al Punto con Jorge Ramos este domingo, el 3 de agosto, a las 11 de la mañana.

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This International Women's Day, we celebrate every woman — the leaders, the problem

Wearing a mask is vital for your community. Communities of color are being disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. Protect yourself and your loved ones. Usar una mascarilla es vital para su comunidad. Las comunidades de color están siendo afectadas de manera desproporcionada por COVID-19. Protejete a tí mismo y a tu familia.

Happy #DHFMotivationMonday! Remember, "Every moment is an organizing opportunity, every person a potential activist, every minute a chance to change the world," said by Founder & President civil rights activist @DoloresHuerta.

DHF would like to introduce Anahi Plasencia for #SpotlightSaturday. Anahi is a Youth Organizer for Tulare County. Anahi seeks to empower youth and their families by providing the tools and education necessary to organize communities. So they can become active leaders in economic and social justice, to make a positive impact on their lives and their communities. At DHF, Anahi is proud to work with youth with different backgrounds to inspire them to become future leaders in their communities. Anahi holds a Bachelor’s Degree from California State University, Fresno in Computer Science. Before joining DHF, Anahi worked with her community providing computer repair services. She has worked with youth for the last two years, mentoring youth in her church, and provided them with the tools necessary for success. As the daughter of a farmworker, she saw and overcame the financial struggle many of our community youth and lower-income students face. As a first-generation college student, she seeks to give youth an opportunity to achieve their dreams and fight for change. #MeetTheTeam #DHFStaff #DHFYouth

Support DHF as we inspire and organize communities to build volunteer organizations empowered to pursue social justice. Donate today at Give2DHF.org (link in bio)

Did you know? Dodger stadium is serving as a mass vaccination site. Definitely a home run for the health and wellbeing of our communities! ⚾

Help preserve and promote the legacy of @DoloresHuerta! 100% of the Proceeds benefit the organizing work of the foundation. All items are union made in the United States, 100% Cotton, and Unisex. T-shirts range from S - 4XL! #DHFMerch

@DoloresHuerta & #DHF organizers continue to meet to strategize virtually while using the community organizing model to engage residents in a process of determining and prioritizing their community needs. #StrongerTogether #TogetherApart

@DoloresHuerta receiving her first #COVID-19 vaccine courtesy of Dr. Joaquin Arambula, in Del Rey, CA. The #Vaccine is safe, effective, and prevents serious illness. Flex your defense when it is your turn. #EndThePandemic #VaccinateCalifornia

#ICYMI: Tune in to Gov. Newsom #Vaccination Efforts Press Conference where Executive Director Camila Chavez spoke about #DHF's organizing efforts in the #CentralValley as we calls for more support for our most vulnerable communities. WATCH HERE: https://youtu.be/F62OBYxEXjE

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