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Community Voz episodes

  • CV S7 Ep 19: People First: Initiatives and Pushback

    In this episode, Sage Jones, Maya Morales, and Seth Mangold from People First Bellingham talk through the process of initiatives, from writing to signature gathering to campaigning, and the forces of power that predictably push back when workers stand up for themselves.

    Songs in this episode:
    Fight Like Ida B and Marsha P by Ric Wilson
    War on the Workers by Anne Feeney
    People Have the Power by Patti Smith
    Finish What We Started by Anti-Flag

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    1 hr 5 min
  • CV S7 Ep 18: The Immigration Advisory Board: How it Started, How it's Going

    After seventeen years of advocacy and more than three years of direct action, C2C finally pushed the city to establish an Immigration Advisory Board. So far the process has been rocky. Australia Hernandez, Brenda Bentley and Liz Darrow with C2C talk with long time supporters and volunteers Maddi Parvankin and Henry Heeth about progress and obstacles with the Immigration Advisory Board over the past 18 months.

    Songs in this episode:
    Bored by Iggy Pop
    Hold On by Alabama Shakes
    The Guillotine by The Coup

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    1 hr 7 min
  • CV S7 Ep 17: Noticias de Promotoras en Español

    Información de las promotoras.

    Canciones en este episodio:
    Ay Que Bonita es la Vida de Rosa Martha Zárate Macías
    Mujer en Pie de Lucha de Rosa Martha Zárate Macías
    Vamanos Maria, Vamanos de Rosa Martha Zárate Macías
    El Bracero Fracasado de Lila Downs
    Caminos de Michoacan de Federico Villa
    La Juala de Oro de Los Tigres del Norte con Juanes
    Antipatriarca de Ana Tijoux
    Campesino Soy de Los Tigres del Norte
    Derecho de Nacimiento de Lila Downs

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    1 hr
  • CV S7 Ep 16: Building the New - Cooperative Development

    In this episode Rosalinda Guillen talks with Sascha Fischel, who spent many years learning from CECOSESOLA (Cooperativa Central de Servicios Sociales del Estado Lara) in Venezuela.

    Songs in this episode:
    Los Yuyas, la página de Yuyachkani
    El desperatar de la historia by Ali Primera
    Latinoamérica by Calle 13 ft. Totó la Momposina, Susan Baca, Maria Rita


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    1 hr 3 min
  • CV S7 Ep 15: Promotora Update en Español

    En este episodio las promotoras hablan sobre el trabajo que hicieron en la comunidad durante el verano.

    Canciones en este episodio:
    Hay Que Bonita es la Vida de Rosa Martha Zárate Macías
    Abuelo Cuéntame de Rosa Martha Zárate Macías
    Permisio Para Bailar de BTS
    Bidi Bidi Bom Bom de Selena
    Jarabe mixteco Huajuapan de León, Oaxaca, México




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    1 hr 5 min
  • CV S7 Ep 14: Action and Reflection - A conversation about peace with Aline Prata

    Aline Prata joins us from the Whatcom Peace and Justice Center to talk about militarization of public spaces, liberation, and the necessity to combine reflection with action. Join the WPJC for their International Day of Peace 2021 in person (Sept 19) and online (Sept 21). Register here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/rrtiia-1idop/

    Songs in this episode:
    Territorio Ancestral by Kaê Guajajara
    AmaraElo (Sujeito de Sorte - Belchior) by Emicida

    More info on the zine release from La Semilla: Food, Land and Us





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    1 hr 10 min
  • CV S7 Ep 13: Antonio Gonzalez Presente!

    Last week we learned that our dear friend Antonio Gonzalez passed away. We are deeply saddened by this loss for his family, the art community, and the movement. This podcast episode is a tribute to all that Antonio brought into our lives with his artwork, his humor, and just by being who he was. Rest in power, Antonio.

    Songs in this episode:
    Hold On by Alabama Shakes
    Reach for the Sky by Social Distortion
    Nothing to Lose by St Nomad

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    59 min
  • CV S7 Ep 11: Dignity Dialogue with Lelo Juarez

    On August 9th 2021, C2C held a Dignity Dialogue to give Lelo Juarez an opportunity to update the community the City of Bellingham settled a racial profiling case with Lelo and his family. Edgar Franks and Marciano from Familias Unidas por la Justicia and Brenda Bentley and Liz Darrow give updates on immigration reform, dignity vigils, and the need for a city funded Immigrant Resource Center.

    Music in this episode generously provided by Rosa Martha Zárate Macías. You can find Rosa's music here. Find Rosa's new book, Our Grandfathers Were Braceros and We, Too here.

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    1 hr 14 min
  • CV S7 Ep 10: The Heat is On: The New L&I Emergency Rules on Heat Exposure Fall Short of Protecting Farmworkers

    Approaching the 4th anniversary of the death of Honesto Silva Ibarra, Rosalinda Guillen, Edgar Franks, Lucy Lopez, Brenda Bentley, and Liz Darrow talk about the newest emergency heat and wildfire smoke rules from L&I, federal immigration policy reform, and how the community can step up and show support for farmworker health and safety in Washington state.

    Song in this episode:
    My Favorite Mutiny by The Coup
    The Heat is On by Glenn Frey
    Yo Estoy con Chavez by Los Lobos and Friends

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    59 min

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Community Voz is C2C's ecofeminist radio show which presents the grassroots work that local people are doing across intersecting movements. Our radio shows are engaging conversations about issues…