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On this episode our guest Ariana Ponce from LUCHA Tobacco (Latinos Unidos Contra el Habito y Adiccion al Tabaco) talks briefly about her time as an organizer for the Latino-advocacy group under the Health Education Council - mainly the issues faced by half of California's population and ways that we, as communities and concerned citizens, can organize to build better health outcomes for everyone. Further on, the entire crew sidelines the conversation to dunk on Big Tobacco, lament at the erosion of privacy through commercial social media, and relate to Johnny's experiences as a former smoker.
This week we brought in two wonderful guests from Stanislaus County, California to build further publicity for a march and rally taking place in Modesto on the 19th of September at 10am on Briggsmore and McHenry. We conduct an overview on the history of involvement our two speakers Morgan and Robin have had as college freshmen political activists before diving deeper into some personal questions on the Earth's environmental degradation and green politics. If you are interested in helping organize the event in advance, please contact Morgan at [email protected], as well as follow their Instagram account at https://www.instagram.com/cjanstanislaus/ . As always, the YAFT Coalition's email is [email protected]. Thank you again for your support and we are positively beaming at the future of this program.
Update: Due to an increase in cases of Covid in Stanislaus county, the Climate Rally has been moved to a virtual setting. The virtual rally will take place on the 18th and 19th of September at 1:00 pm. Email [email protected] to get involved. For any future updates please visit http://cjanstanislaus.wixsite.com/website
In the Media: https://www.modbee.com/news/economic-mobility-lab/article253534529.html
After a hiatus from finals and moving, the gang returns with a special interview from Dyane Osorio, the director of the Motherlode chapter of the Sierra Club. This week, we look into her own challenges and triumphs while guiding the Sierra Club in a more environmental justice-oriented direction. If you are interested in being involved with the Sierra Club Motherlode tobacco program, please contact Dyane Osorio with an application at [email protected]. Likewise, the Young Adults Fighting Tobacco Coalition is always open for more friends of the podcast and new members to our program. Please contact us at [email protected] if you would like to do either. As always, thank you for tuning in this week and we are anxious to continue our debut season.
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