La Coalición

The podcast announces a new legal department and features icebreaker discussions about unlimited office supplies like coffee and computers.

This episode explores the intersection of astrology and community organizing through a conversation with two colleagues, one a professional astrologer and organizer, and the other a lead organizer for immigrant justice.

This episode discusses recent ICE raids in Southern California, community protests against them including a hotel demonstration in Rancho Cucamonga, and broader immigration enforcement actions.

Este episodio celebra el Día de la Madre con miembros de la Coalición Justicia para Inmigrantes compartiendo sus planes familiares y reflexiones sobre la maternidad.

The co-hosts of La Coalición discuss potential fun podcast topics, including sports and politics (especially soccer) and Oscar predictions with political aspects, while noting their usual focus on serious issues.

The hosts of La Colisión podcast check in with casual conversation about recent movies, TV shows, and music before hinting at deeper political discussions about Trump's fascism and Inland Empire efforts.

The hosts discuss the 2024 presidential election night results, sharing their anxiety and cautious optimism while analyzing electoral vote counts and swing states.

The hosts discuss President Biden's unexpected withdrawal from the presidential race and share their personal reactions to the breaking news.

This episode features an interview with ceramic artists Liz and Manu discussing their involvement with La Coalición through workshops and community events.

This episode features an interview with María and Javier from Huerta del Valle, discussing their community agriculture work, personal journeys, and how the organization supports and engages with the local community.

This episode features interviews with two Riverside artists, Ulises and Cosme, discussing their work in music and gallery curation as part of showcasing Chicano art and culture in the Inland Empire.

This episode features a conversation with two immigrant justice organizers from the Inland Empire discussing youth leadership, personal experiences, and their roles in the movement.

This Spanish-language episode of La Coalición features a roundtable discussion with coalition members about the Safety Net for All campaign advocating for unemployment benefits for undocumented workers.

This episode of La Coalición features a Spanglish conversation reviewing the Mexican film 'Ya No Estoy Aquí' (No Longer Here), exploring its themes and cultural context.

This episode features team introductions and reflections from ICIJ staff members as they wrap up the year with their final podcast recording.

This episode features an interview with two executive directors discussing the history and founding moments of the Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice, including early civil disobedience actions.

A group of nonprofit organizers from ICIJ and the Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice gather for an end-of-year reflection podcast, starting with an icebreaker about favorite memories from the year.

This episode discusses the defeat of Representative Jamal Bowman in a historic House primary, highlighting the role of AIPAC's $17 million in dark money and its implications for private interest influence in politics.

This episode features an interview discussing Palestine, immigration, and building collaborative power with a guest from Muslim Visionaries, including personal introductions and organizational insights.

This episode explores racism within Latino culture through personal stories and community dialogue, starting with a co-host's experience of racial stereotyping while helping a child.

This episode features an interview with Jenny and Blanca, two Mexican food vendors at La Quinta Food Market in San Bernardino, discussing their businesses and experiences as sellers.

This episode of La Coalición discusses the legislative policy series while also featuring a casual conversation about Kendrick Lamar's Juneteenth concert and the significance of Dr.

This episode discusses recent budget cuts by Governor Newsom that impact immigrant justice work, particularly the elimination of $150 million for emergency services at the border, and explores ways to support affected communities.

This episode explores anti-indigenous ideologies within Latino culture, discussing historical disconnection from indigenous roots and the impact of parental silence on this knowledge.

This episode features a discussion with leaders from the Pomona Economic Opportunity Center about their work in immigrant rights, housing justice, and community advocacy.

This episode features an interview with Miriam Espinoza, owner of Tacos al carbón los primos, discussing her street vending business and the broader context of street vendors in the region.

This episode of La Coalición features Lizbeth and Kimmy discussing Women's History Month, sharing their personal backgrounds as immigrant women and community organizers, and exploring the concept of superpowers in relation to womanhood.

This episode introduces street vending through a conversation with organizers who share their favorite street foods and discuss the cultural and economic significance of vendors in the Inland Empire.

This episode explores how people change their voice tone when answering phone calls depending on whether they're speaking with family, friends, or work contacts.

The hosts discuss the first year of Trump's second administration using the movie 'One Battle After Another' as a metaphor for the constant political struggles and opposition faced.

The hosts discuss the intense political climate and recent events, including Trump's executive orders, while reflecting on personal experiences and community activism.

The hosts discuss the first presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, sharing their initial reactions and personal anecdotes about pets before diving into political analysis.

This episode features environmental justice organizers discussing Earth Day's history and how to celebrate it in the Inland Empire.

The hosts introduce La Coalición, a podcast focused on immigrant justice and community stories in the Inland Empire, sharing their backgrounds and personal connections to the region while outlining topics like labor and environmental justice.

The hosts of La Coalición podcast discuss the recent Democratic National Convention, starting with a lighthearted segment where each describes it with a song before planning to analyze its events and differences from past years.

This episode of La Coalición features interviews with Luis Nolasco, Eddie Torres, and Margaret Hellerstein, advocates working on immigrant justice in the Inland Empire, focusing on detention centers and policy advocacy.