In the last few months, we have seen our communities attacked on all fronts- threatened with being denied enrollment in public schools, ICE randomly and aggressively detaining family members, targeted punishments for speaking about atrocities committed in Gaza, and destroyed legal pathways to citizenship. While those currently in power want us to give in to fear, many of us are shifting to action and resistance.

To celebrate International Workers’ Day, on May 1st we will be celebrating together and showing the power of our community and connecting the history of the labor movement and the immigrant rights movement. Speakers will be invited to talk about the state of local, state, and federal legislation.

We invite all families, students, teachers, community members, and business owners to show their power by closing businesses, not going to work or school, and rallying together at our International Workers’ Day Boycott, Rally, Teach-In, and Celebration…