A F 3 I R M South Bay

09/15/2022

BE THERE. TELL TANYA ORTIZ FRANKLIN TO STAND WITH THE INTEGRATED PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT POLICY OF LAUSD.

09/15/2022

Please join us for the State of LAUSD, District 7 with School Boardmember Tanya Ortiz Franklin!

More information and to Register visit SanPedroChamber.com

Thursday, September 15th | 8:30 - 10:00 am

Crowne Plaza LA Harbor | 601 S. Palos Verdes
$30 Members | $35 Non Members
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce Carson Chamber of Commerce
Board Member Tanya Ortiz Franklin

Tanya Ortiz Franklin is the Elected School Board Member for LA Unified School Board District 7, where she was previously a student, teacher, teacher-educator, and advocate. She will providing an update on the district, and LAUSD priorities for student achievement. This is an opportunity for the business community and area organizations to engage with the district, and help play a role in building tomorrow's workforce. Breakfast is included.

02/19/2020

What is the
Purple Rose Campaign?
Come to our mixer.
Friday, Feb 21 at 7 pm.
IHOP Carson.
Carson st. and Avalon.
FYI [email protected]

12/14/2019

Decolonize. Liberate the Land.
Fight for Women.

In the past two weeks commemorating the 16 days of women’s activism, we have witnessed a captivating brand of resistance: the women of Chile in blindfolds moving to a poetic rhythm that has now bec…

11/26/2019

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November 25th marks the beginning of Against Gender-Based Violence, and begins with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Every year wages a campaign to honor , the Mirabal sisters who whose blood and government sanctioned killing became eventual symbols of feminists fighting against political repression. On November 25th 1960, Patria, Minerva and Maria Teresa Mirabal were brutally murdered in the Dominican Republic by agents of the country’s dictator Rafael Trujillo. The three sisters were vibrant political activists who publicly spoke out against the Trujillo regime. Their deaths drove the anti-Trujillo movement to new strengths, and activated transnational organizing, mobilization and collective solidarity. 30 years later in 1991, November 25th was declared the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The campaign runs every year from November 25th to December 10th, Human Rights Day and includes several other important days as well.
This year, ’s 16 Days of Activism theme is titled . As transnational and indigenous women, we understand invasion of land is inextricably linked to violence against women. We recognize the uprising of the Mirabal sisters and the people of the Dominican Republic as a struggle for sovereignty of homelands & self-determination of bodies. We know too well how the genocidal aspirations of fascist regimes r**e and pillage women are of the same nature as the rapine of motherlands. .
We salute the Mirabal sisters as current organizers against the exploitation of land & women. We honor their legacy by continuing the fight in order to transform entire nations and shift the paradigm towards genuine liberation. QUE VIVAN LAS MARIPOSAS! 🦋🦋🦋

11/20/2019

Rest in power, sister.
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AF3IRM is in mourning. We gained an ancestor yesterday. Our sister: you left this world too soon. Thank you for always being so kind, loving, talented, insightful, unapologetic, committed, hilarious. We will miss you, Leani. We will organize ferociously in your honor and remember you always, always. Fly high, sis. You’re free.

11/18/2019

At the 2019 Veterans Day march in Hollywood.

11/12/2019

How many years!? 73!
Give us justice and equity!
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This , 73 years after the unjust Rescission Act of 1946 stripped away the military rights of Filipino WWII soldiers, we the women of march in solidarity with Justice for Filipino American Veterans, , and student orgs from across Southern California. We honor the legacy of the beteranos, their widows, and their families by continuing to demand full recognition of their sacrifices. Makibaka! @ Hollywood, CA

11/04/2019

November 7th! Join us and enjoy an evening of drinks to support the continuing demand for the recognition of Filipino American WWII veterans, whose rights were unjustly stripped away by the Rescission Act of 1946. We will be collecting cash donations, and 25% of your purchase will benefit and South Bay. for more info!