Center to Support Immigrant Organizing
Oppressed people, whatever their level of formal education, have the ability to understand and interpret the world around them, to see the world for what it is, and move to transform it
Ella Baker, Civil Rights and Human Rights Activist
Center to Support Immigrant Organizing (CSIO)
Supports and helps develop the work of individuals, groups, organizations and communities dedicated to organizing immigrants around the issues that affect their lives.
CSIO is grounded in the belief that the solutions to local and global injustice and violence need to come from those communities most impacted by them.
CSIO integrates root cause analysis into groups’ local work, support collective action for change, and bring leaders across difference to seek solutions together.
Supports and helps develop the work of individuals, groups, organizations and communities dedicated to organizing immigrants around the issues that affect their lives.
CSIO is grounded in the belief that the solutions to local and global injustice and violence need to come from those communities most impacted by them.
CSIO integrates root cause analysis into groups’ local work, support collective action for change, and bring leaders across difference to seek solutions together.
Migration as Resistance |
Immigrants are finding space at csio to dialogue, ANALYSE root causes of the current state of our movement and heal our souls in communityLast Thursday, November 9, 2018, different immigrant communities from around Massachusetts came to the 5th Immigrant Unity Building Dialogue. Together, we are building our own narrative, our own power and in community we finding answers, strategies and healing.
IMMIGRANT UNITY BUILDING DIALOGUE
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Tuesday, November 20, 2018 at 7 PM – 9 PM
First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain 633 Centre St, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts 02130 Boston immigrant organizers from Center to Support Immigrant Organizing and African Economic Development of New England present findings from weeklong delegation to the Tijuana, Mexico border. Hear why people are migrating thru Mexico and what we can do to support migrants.
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RELATIONSHIP MATTER’S: Building Our Resilience - NIAAS' dialogue May, 2018
May 12th,2018 NIAAS leaders had a dialogue in Boston to continue building transformational relationships and solidarity among immigrants of color and African Americans.
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