by VietRISE | Dec 12, 2023 | immigrant rights, little saigon, newsletter, Santa Ana
Dear Community, As we approach the end of this year, we reflect on both the triumphs and challenges that have marked our collective journey. Particularly, our hearts are with the people of Gaza and Palestine, who have been enduring displacement and violence while...
by VietRISE | Nov 7, 2023 | campaigns, immigrant rights, newsletter, Santa Ana
Dear Community, We hope this newsletter finds you well as we wind down 2023 and process the many challenges our communities are facing at home and abroad, particularly in Palestine. During our 5-year anniversary celebration dinner on October 18th, our Executive...
by VietRISE | Oct 6, 2023 | immigrant rights, newsletter, Santa Ana
Dear Community, Happy Fall Season! It’s almost time for our 5-Year Anniversary Celebration Dinner on Wednesday, October 18th! Join us at our celebration as we reflect on five years of movement building, building power for Vietnamese working class communities, and...
by VietRISE | Sep 12, 2023 | immigrant rights, little saigon, newsletter, Santa Ana
Dear Community, We hope this email finds you in good spirits! As we transition into autumn, we’d like to update you on our activities from the month of August, and to share with you some opportunities to get involved in our work. In August, we continued our advocacy...
by VietRISE | Aug 22, 2023 | campaigns, immigrant rights, little saigon, press release, Santa Ana
The campaign announcement comes as the California Court of Appeals sets precedent by ruling constitutional San Francisco’s noncitizen voting ordinance, which had been challenged in courts. View PDF here. Santa Ana, CA – Santa Ana Families for Fair Elections...
by VietRISE | Nov 8, 2022 | civic engagement, housing justice, little saigon, newsletter, Santa Ana
Dear Community, The General Election is upon us! See below for our voter’s guide on the CA statewide and local ballot propositions and remember to register and cast your vote by November 8, 2022. The impact of your vote cannot be overstated. In fact just...
