Comunidad Alerta
Equity on the Mall/New Tool For People Exposed to Pesticides in SJV
During the first part of this program, Nayamin Martinez, director of the Central California Environmental Justice Network- CCEJN, reported on the Equity in the Mall event that took place February 8 at the State Capitol in Sacramento. The policy platform for the San Joaquin Valley Health Fund was reviewed along with demands that were presented […]
Youth Leadership on Reproductive Health Issues
Guest, Pedro Elias, the Director of Public Affairs with Planned Parenthood Mar Monte shared information about the upcoming events being organized by Youth for Youth, as part of a PP youth leadership development program in the San Joaquin Valley. Mr. Elias shared that Club Gen, the youth group in Bakersfield, is organizing a community forum […]
(Español) Qué sigue para DACA?
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(Español) Foro Comunitario sobre Disciplina Escolar en Preparatorias de Kern
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SJV Air Unhealthy to Breath-Action Needed
Air quality in the San Joaquin Valley during the last weeks of December 2017 was declared “unhealthy.” News reports shared that the level of pollution these days was at a 20-year high, however, many residents were not aware of the steps they should take during these days of “bad air” to protect their health and […]
Tax Cuts Proposal’s Impacts SJV Healthcare
Guest, Noe Paramo, a legislative analyst with the California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF), detailed how the newly released tax cut proposal presented by the House of Representatives would have a devastating impact on San Joaquin Valley residents. Mr. Paramo explained that 8 SJV counties have a large number of people covered under Medi-Cal and […]
(Español) Trump Elimina DACA: ¿Qué Sigue?
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Oregon to Offer Healthcare to Undocumented Children
Oregon’s House of Representatives approved legislation last week called “Cover All Kids,” a program that would provide medical services to the more than 17,000 undocumented children estimated to be living in the state.
Cal Fresh – Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
CalFresh (federally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP) is a federally mandated, state-supervised, and county-operated government program that provides monthly food benefits to assist low-income households in purchasing the food they need to maintain adequate nutritional levels. Guest: Katya Lopez, Representative from Yolo County Health and Human Services Agency
(Español) El Día Después de una Histórica Elección
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