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indiVISIBLE Talks: Farmworker leader and organizer Claudia Rosales shares her field experience recorded in No Somos Máquinas

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April 27, 2023

indiVISIBLE Talks: Farmworker leader and organizer Claudia Rosales shares her field experience recorded in No Somos Máquinas

indiVISIBLE Talks: Farmworker leader and organizer Claudia Rosales shares her field experience recorded in No Somos Máquinas

Thursday, Apr 27, 2023    
6:00pm—8:00pm
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324 Main Street, Greenfield, MA
324 Main Street, Greenfield, MA, 01301

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Claudia Rosales joined the Pioneer Valley Workers Center team as Farmworker Organizer in March 2020 before becoming Co-Director. Through this position, she was instrumental in growing the membership base from 300 to 500 and expanding our COVID-Relief Solidarity Fund.

Despite the many challenges of organizing during a pandemic, she met 1-1 with more than 200 workers to discuss their labor conditions and to teach them their rights. Before joining our staff, Claudia was a farmworker and a long-standing member of our Springfield Workers Committee and was a founding member of the Riquezas del Campo farm cooperative.

She was born in El Salvador to a farming family, where she worked for many years. She is intimately familiar with the problematic realities immigrants face in the United States and believes in organizing to build a better future.

This presentation is part of the indiVISIBLE project and the No Somos Máquinas exhibit.

$5 suggested donation

Event Category: Special Events

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