Personal & Political: We Need to Turn Back Trump and Organize
New Texas Poll: Latino Frustration with Economy and Abbott’s Leadership
Militarization and Repression in El Salvador: Interview with Francisco Parada Rodriguez
Liberation For All: La Vida Local 2024 Grants
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Take Back Tech 2024: Exposing Harms, Reclaiming People Power
At Take Back Tech 2024, over 450 organizers, advocates, and workers came together to deepen the connections & strategies we need to combat tech’s worst harms.
Top Albums & EPs del 2024
The music of 2024 really hit different. It was another year of powerful statements, genre-defying artistry, and stories that stayed with us long after the music stopped playing. From long-awaited albums from our faves that lived up to the hype,…
Mijente’s 2024: Building Power Without, Against, and Within the State
In 2024, we continued building power for and alongside our gente through our Sin, Contra, y Desde el Estado strategies – organizing without, against, and within the state to create meaningful change. This framework is central to how we organize…
New Texas Poll: Latino Frustration with Economy and Abbott’s Leadership
Mijente’s new poll shows Texas Latino voters reject Abbott’s failed leadership on key issues, like economy, healthcare, immigration, & the state’s power grid.
What’s the Latest on Elections in Puerto Rico?
For the first time an alliance amongst the center-left has created a viable alternative to bipartisanship in Puerto Rico that could win some significant elections.
Militarization and Repression in El Salvador: Interview with Francisco Parada Rodriguez
In 2024, El Salvador has been under the scrutiny of the international community due to the increasingly repressive tactics of President Nayib Bukele. His far-right government’s heavy-handed approach to crime, under the guise of establishing “public security”, has sparked both…
Liberation For All: La Vida Local 2024 Grants
La Vida Local is an opportunity for Latinx changemakers to apply for up to $5,000 to support the construction and/or sustainability of ‘Sin el Estado’ projects that effortsare aligned with the objectives of Mijente’s local organizing efforts.
The Dangers of Democrat’s Clear Shift on Immigration This Year
Last week, when Vice President Harris accepted the candidacy for President at the DNC, it became evident that the Democratic Party is taking a troubling and increasingly dangerous direction on immigration. Today, she announced that she wants to continue to…
Personal & Political: We Need to Turn Back Trump and Organize
This election we are rejecting the status quo & organizing under strategic necessity to create the conditions that drive change from the ground up.