Loading Events
This event has passed.

Sep 15 – Oct 15


It is undeniable that the Latine/x community has played a major role in the success of the Labor Movement — famous labor leaders like Dolores Huerta, César Chávez, Emma Tenayuca, Santiago Iglesias Pantin, and Luisa Moreno, to name a few — and the progress that has been made would not be possible without their dedicated organizing and leadership.

This Latine/x Heritage Month, join PROTEC17 in honoring and celebrating Latine/x history and supporting the continuous present-day Latine/x community that continues to play a big part of the Labor Movement as we know it now—including Latine/x PROTEC17 members who continue to add so much to our union!

Together we are stronger. 

 

Latine/x Organizations/Programs and Events

Here are a few amazing Latine/x organizations and programs that serve as resources and/or ways of supporting Latine/x workers and culture in our communities!

 

Washington State Labor Council (WSLC) –
Immigrant and Worker Justice Toolkit

PROTEC17 is one of many committed labor unions with the Washington State Labor Council (WSLC). The WSLC provides a variety resources, including this resource toolkit for immigrant and worker justice.

This toolkit provides documented and undocumented workers, worker advocates, and union leaders with the resources and support they need to create a just and fair future for immigrants in the U.S.

More info HERE.

 

 

Washington State Labor Council (WSLC) –
Naturalization Legal Services

The WLSC provides reduced-cost/pro-bono legal services at Nuestra Casa in Sunnyside, WA.

More info HERE.

 

United Farm Workers (UFW) Union

Support our union siblings at the United Farm Workers (UFW) union and get involved with responding to their calls to action and/or donating to support their work.

More info HERE.

 

Casa Latina – Day Worker Center

Become a member or hire a worker through the Casa Latina Day Worker Center. Through this program, Casa Latina members receive training on job skills, health and safety, and worker rights. These members take the lead in determining program rules, procedures, and wages. This strong leadership development component creates a sense of ownership and pride among participants.

More info HERE.

 

Sea Mar Museum of Chicano/a/Latino/a Culture

Visit the Sea Mar Museum of Chicano/a/Latino/a Culture in Boulevard Park, right in Seattle, WA. Learn more about Latine/x history and heritage, including features of labor leaders like Dolores Huerta and César Chávez.

More info HERE.

 

El Centro de la Raza – 50th Anniversary Gala

Support El Centro de la Raza by buying a ticket for their “Building the Beloved Community Gala” on Sat., Oct. 8, 2022.

More info HERE.

 


 

Seattle Latino Film Festival 

Check out the 14th Annual Seattle Latino Film Festival happening between Oct. 7 – 14 and enjoy a series of films from incredible Latine/x creators.

More info HERE.

Go to Top