On Wednesday, April 6, 2011, the Texas League of Young Voters Education Fund and members from over 40 organizations and concerned individuals from all over the State gathered at the Texas State Capitol for a March, Rally and Lobby Day.
On Wednesday, April 6, 2011, the Texas League of Young Voters Education Fund and members from over 40 organizations and concerned individuals from all over the State gathered at the Texas State Capitol for a March, Rally and Lobby Day.
The Texas League of Young Voters Education Fund partnered with FIEL Houston and Mi Familia Vota Education Fund to host an organizing training entitled, “Don’t Let Texas Be The Next Arizona”. The purpose of the training was to provide an educational platform for young people to understand what’s at stake regarding immigration reform in Texas, and how they can effectively organize and make their voices heard during the state’s legislative session.
The Wisconsin League, known locally as the Campaign Against Violence, took to the streets of Madison on Saturday, March 12th to check the pulse of the protest and ask some real questions about black and brown participation in the labor strikes so far. Check out their popular video:
Check out our video from the protests in Madison on Saturday, March 12th:
The Texas League of Young Voters Education Fund is gearing up for a powerfully productive Spring Break Training session, open to all Houston residents, aimed at preparing the citizens of Texas to advocate for fair Immigration Policies. Immigration is a hot-button issue in the Lone Star State and the Texas League has teamed up with FIEL and Mi Familia Vota, two local immigration-oriented nonprofits, to make sure this training is a success.
If you’re in the Houston area, RSVP for the training @ youngvoter.org/texas.