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Caminos visits Project C.U.R.E. with Mayan healthworkers from CPR-Sierra, April 7, 2011

By Jerry Stookey

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January Salon- Immigration Detention: When U.S. Foreign Policy Drives People from Their Homes and U.S. Enforcement Policies Drive Them Back

By Kim Bell

DJPC’s 2011 Salon Discussion Series invites you to join us Thursday, January 20th from 7:00PM-9:00PM at Highlands United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, 3131 Osceola Strreet, Denver, to discuss “How immigration detention centers embody the brokenness of our immigration system.”
Jennifer Piper of the American Friends Service Committee will share her perspectives and facts on the immigrant… »

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2010 Awards Night Photo

By Jerry Stookey

Elena Klaver playing Peruvian music at award’s… »

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2010 Awards Night Photo

By Jerry Stookey

Margie Thompson accepting her… »

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2010 Awards Night Photo

By Jerry Stookey

Jerry and Anna at DJPC Award’s Night… »

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2010 Awards Night Photo

By Jerry Stookey

Mirtha Vásquez from GRUFIDES accepting… »

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DJPC Members Honor Romero Through Habitat Build

By Denise Peine

Carrying cement block and mixing mortar by hand in 95 degree heat can be torture. Or, it can be a small offering of hope and solidarity to a family living in a one room wooden shack. Moving block after block, separating rock into piles of sand and gravel, I concentrated on the task at hand… »

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April Salon on H2A Range Workers: Highlights

By Kim Bell
Photo courtesty of coloradofarmworkers.org

Professor Tom Acker teaches Spanish at Mesa State College and spoke about his experience interviewing and advocating for H2A Range Workers and their rights in Colorado. During his presentation, he spoke of the importance of having an inside connection with former H2A range worker, Mr. Ignacio Alvarado, who had experienced working conditions and knew… »

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Ending Immigrant Detention

By Harriet Mullaney

By Tommy Timm
When I was in Mexico recently, cab drivers and other service workers would volunteer that they had been in the U.S., often for several years before returning to Mexico.  They would say they had picked corn in Iowa, harvested tobacco in North Carolina, picked blueberries in Maryland, done landscaping in California, worked as… »

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April Salon- H2A Range Workers: Their Working Conditions and Efforts to Change Them

By Kim Bell
Photo courtesy of coloradofarmworkers.org

The 2010 DJPC Salon Discussion Series invites you to hear about the working conditions of Colorado range workers who are usually seasonal immigrants and efforts to change them. The speakers are Professor Tom Acker from Mesa State College, Mr. Ignacio Alvarado a former H2A range worker and Mr. Jacob Carpenter who is a video film… »

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