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April 22 Webinar Will Explore Resistance to Mass Deportations

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Demonstration in Atlanta against mass deportations, February 2025. Photo/Still from video by 11Alive, Atlanta.

On April 22, the Zooming to the Border Coalition, which includes the People’s Tribune and Tribuno del Pueblo, will hold a webinar at 4 p.m. Pacific time, 6 p.m. Central, titled Zooming to the Resistance Against Mass Deportations. The webinar will bring together a group of activists who will share their experiences in resisting the illegal and immoral attack on everyone’s rights that is reflected in the government’s assault on immigrants. See the flyer below for more information. Information on the speakers will be published shortly. You can register at this link.

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