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Farmworker Educational Resources
There is more than one narrative of the Farmworker Movement. Here are a few resources to expand your knowledge about the movement and the contributions of leaders that stood beside César Chávez also advocating for farmworker rights.
Dolores Huerta - Si Se Puede
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Dolores Huerta is the fearless labor activist who coined the positive protest slogan 'si se puede'. Learn more about the co-founder of the United Farmworker Movement and her contributions to fight for farmworker rights that she continues to advocate for nationally and internationally.
Filipino Farmworker Activism
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In 1965, Filipino farmworkers working on California grape farms started a strike to protest against poor wages and working conditions. It sparked an international boycott of grapes and grew into one of the most significant labor movements in U.S. history.
- Delano Manogs: The Forgotten Heroes of the United Farm Workers
- PROFITS ENSLAVE THE WORLD: PHILIP VERA CRUZ, THE MANONG GENERATION, AND THE MIGRANT LABORER EXPERIENCE
- MAGKASAMA [TOGETHER]:
A SUPER BRIEF GUIDE TO SOLIDARITY & STRUGGLE - Grapes Of Wrath: The Forgotten Filipinos Who Led A Farmworker Revolution
National Farmworker Awareness Week
NFWA is week of action for students and community members to honor farmworkers' important contributions and to raise awareness about the issues they face.