As federal threats of mass deportation loom, San Francisco ramps up its fight to protect immigrants with sanctuary policies, legal aid and grassroots action.
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These 7 S.F. organizations support undocumented immigrants. Here’s what they offer
These programs connect Latinx, low-income immigrants and mixed-status families to vital resources like legal aid, housing support and more.
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Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier granted clemency by President Biden
President Joe Biden granted clemency to Indigenous rights activist Leonard Peltier on Monday, ending nearly five decades of imprisonment.
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‘We are united’: Hundreds protest in S.F.’s Mission for immigrant rights
Hundreds marched in San Francisco’s Mission District during a “Day of Resistance” to defend immigrant, LGBTQ+ and women’s rights.
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‘Somos La Resistencia’: How a queer, undocumented artist amplifies San Francisco’s immigrant protests
Nicólas González-Medina believes his art belongs in the streets, amplifying the often unheard voices of people like him: queer, undocumented immigrants.
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Are you a Latinx Cultura Keeper in the Mission? Let me take your portrait
Be part of a portrait series that captures the strength of the Mission’s Latinx communities.
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Kevin Ortiz runs unopposed for SFLDC 2025 presidency following sexual assault investigation
Despite ongoing controversy over sexual assault allegations, Kevin Ortiz ran unopposed for 2025 president of the San Francisco Latinx Democratic Club.
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Open Call: Submit artwork to Mass Sanctuaries
Bay Area artists: Submit your work to a group exhibition exploring and protecting safe spaces for immigrants.
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This Mission artist dances through love, loss and healing
Mission artist Andrea Rodriguez blends live dance, narration and video to tell her family’s story of love, loss and healing.
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Leading through change: A farewell from Acción Latina’s Executive Director
While it is bittersweet to leave an organization that feels like home, I am proud to have helped Acción Latina and its award-winning bilingual publication, El Tecolote, grow in so many ways.