by VietRISE | Dec 9, 2024 | immigrant rights, newsletter, youth
Dear Community, As we approach the end of one of our busiest years yet, the VietRISE team would like to extend warm holiday wishes to our community! Here are some highlights from this year: Rallied for noncitizen voting alongside our partner organizations SAFFE and...
by VietRISE | Oct 17, 2024 | bring human rights home, campaigns, civic engagement, housing justice, immigrant rights, Little Saigon Community Festival, newsletter, Santa Ana
Dear Community, We hope you’re hanging in there as election season continues for the next several weeks. As a civic engagement organization dedicated to empowering our community to vote with confidence at the local level, we’ve put together several...
by VietRISE | Oct 16, 2024 | housing justice, immigrant rights, little saigon, press release, research
VietRISE, Harbor Institute, El Centro Cultural, Tenants United Santa Ana, and community members envision and organize for a more inclusive Orange County GARDEN GROVE, CA – VietRISE and partner organizations in central Orange County are launching a new video series,...
by VietRISE | Sep 10, 2024 | immigrant rights, little saigon, newsletter, Santa Ana, youth
Dear Community, Happy September! This month, we will all be experiencing record high temperatures, so we hope you are able to stay cool and take care of yourselves. In partnership with the Governor of CA’s Office of Community Partnerships & Strategic...
by VietRISE | Aug 19, 2024 | immigrant rights, newsletter, youth
Dear Community, For the third time, we’re bringing back our Little Saigon Community Festival this Fall on Saturday, September 21, 2024! This festival is organized by VietRISE, the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, and the Harbor Institute for Immigrant &...
by VietRISE | Jul 7, 2024 | immigrant rights, newsletter, Santa Ana
Dear Community, This month, we are excited to announce our new program for the community: free digital literacy workshops! During the height of the COVID-19 lockdown, many community members only had the option of voicing their experiences to city council through Zoom,...
