Defending the Dream

February 2nd, 2018, 7p.m. at THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY (Lincoln Heights)

 

DACA, humanitarian efforts at the border and protecting freedom in the time of Trump.

A charla (conversation) with Justino Mora, Karla Estrada, and Ivan Ceja of Undocumedia, Enrique Morones of Border Angeles, Prof. Jodi Finkel, Political Science Researcher (Human Rights/Latin America) Loyola Marymount University, and Rev. Noel Anderson, Immigration and Refugee Issues Grassroots Coordinator at CWS Global.

This is one of several exhibition related program for the Art of Protest. Come and see Tish Lampert's photographs, from our visit to the the U.S. / Mexican Border.

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America Speaks Preview

January 24th, 2018, 8 p.m, Pacific Time

In honor of a clean Dream Act, we are excited to announce that our first episode of America Speaks previews on January 24th. Listen to KSFR on TuneIn at 8 p.m., Pacific Time, for a discussion with Martin Sheen, Karla Estrada, and Justino Mora. 

The Art of Protest: Epiphany and the Culture of Empowerment

January 4th through March, 2018 at THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY (Lincoln Heights)

An exhibition depicting this parish's involvement in social justice since the late 1960s.  Co-curated by LACMA educator Sofia Gutierrez, artist Ricardo Reyes (nurtured in the Chicano Movement at Epiphany), historian Rosalío Muñoz (co-chair of the Chicano Moratorium), and Ravi GuneWardena (principal at Escher GuneWardena, preservation architects for Epiphany), the exhibition brings together work by El Movimiento artists from the 1960s and 1970s with that of contemporary artists and historic photographic documentation of this Lincoln Heights community's role in affirming the rights of native and immigrant Latin Americans in the Los Angeles region over the past 50 years.

Visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/142424476461534/

 
 

Door of Hope

November 18th, 2018 Tish Lampert will be documenting families reuniting at Friendship Park, along the U.S. / Mexican Border.

Enrique Morones and Border Angels have created the opportunity for families who have been torn apart and deported to see their loved ones for a brief visit. To have the Border Patrol allow the gate to open and provide these famiies to see each other or in some cases meet for the first time signals a movement toward a more humane immigration and family reunification policy.