In solidarity with those who struggle!
Ventura County’s coalition of interfaith advocates for justice.
“Preparing Immigrant Allies for Advocacy and Action”
Dear Friends,
We trust this informative two-part series inspired you to join us in acting, however you can, to support our beleaguered immigrant community – our community.
There’s a role for everyone to DO SOMETHING. In case you missed it, or if you haven’t seen the one-page handout from Part 2 – organizations you can support and volunteer with – it is here.
Thank you to the more than 150 who gathered with us, in person or online, for our recent two events:
Part 1: “Why are there so many undocumented people? How did we get here?” Sunday, Sept. 7
Thank you to our stellar presenter, preeminent immigration attorney
Vanessa Frank and thank you to our hosting pastor, The Rev. Michael Anderson, and to the congregants of St. Columba’s Episcopal Church, Camarillo.
There’s a role for everyone to DO SOMETHING. In case you missed it, or if you haven’t seen the one-page handout from Part 2 – organizations you can support and volunteer with – it is here.
Part 2: “What you can do to protect our community” Sunday, Sept. 14
Thank you to the representatives of 6 local immigrant rights
organizations, who helped us understand the many ways to act
locally and thank you to our hosting pastor, The Rev. Julie Morris, and to the congregants of Mount Cross Lutheran Church, Camarillo.
There’s a role for everyone to DO SOMETHING. In case you missed it, or if you haven’t seen the one-page handout from Part 2 – organizations you can support and volunteer with – it is here.
What is CLUE-VC?
We are a diverse county-wide coalition of interfaith advocates. We are united to raise the level of awareness of inequities among our communities by conducting outreach and education. We mobilize communities to influence policy and public opinion to achieve social and economic justice for the dignity of all people.
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