Hey friends,

I'm glad so many of you were able to join last week's discussion on Immigration + Climate Justice. I wanted to send over a recording of the conversation for those who missed it, which you'll find here.

I encourage y'all to continue/follow this conversation within your own networks, with Power Shift Network, and with the panelists. Here is how you can get involved with Power Shift Network and how you can support our work.

Below you will also find info on how to keep in touch with the panelists and a list of migrant and/or climate justice related resources that they've pulled together.

Giuliani Alvarenga

Nahomi Matos Rondón

Dante Gonzales

Donation pages to support:

Trans women in Honduras - COVID & Hurricane relief
Urgent need for Maya people due to Hurricane Eta
Solidarity with victims of #EtaStorm in Honduras
Florida Immigrant Coalition Hurricane Relief Fund

Organizations/campaigns to follow:

The International Mayan League
Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala (NISGUA)
Guatemala Human Rights Commission, USA
La Via Campesina
Coalition of Immokalee workers has a series of initiatives around their “deliver with dignity” to protect human rights for far workers
From The Root climate campaign
Black Alliance for Just Immigration
Civic Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras (COPINH)

Books:

Black Reconstruction by W.E.B Du Bois
Borderlands/La Frontera

And join Power Shift Network's last conversation in our Climate + State Violence webinar series on White Nationalism.

In solidarity,

Nathalie Peña, Digital Associate at Power Shift Network