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The City of Philadelphia announced "How Philly Moves" this week: a plan to create a nearly 50,000 square foot mural on the sides of the parking structures at the airport, celebrating the diverse facets of dance in Philadelphia. 
The invitation to participate in this project is open to anyone and everyone who considers themselves a Philly dancer. There will be many opportunities to get involved with this large-scale project, but dancers need to be signed up by February 19th to be considered for the photo sessions in early March to generate more imagery for the installation.

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Dear Mandela is a film produced by Christopher Nizza and Dara Kell -- film makers of Sleeping Giant -- about the struggles against displacement by South Africans living in shack settlements. Those of us whoparticipatedin last fall's round of video making classes with Our City Our Voices learned a lot from these film makers and the beauty of this particular film. Together, we also were able to reflect on the conditions in which the shackdwellers both live and struggle and how it relates to our lives in the US.

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CARNAVAL DE PUEBLA EN PHILADLEPHIA
Por Edgar Ramirez

Esta tradición se realiza principalmente en Huejotzingo Puebla, desde 1893. Este famoso Carnaval inicia el fin de semana anterior al miércoles de ceniza y culmina el martes.

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This video examines a recent organizing campaign taken on by Juntos and immigrant parents to increase the number of interpeters and services to immigrant students and parents in the Philadelphia School District.

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With or Without Documents: Workers' Rights (6 mins)

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This recent video as part of Our City Our Voices, focuses on the plight of Day Laborers in Philadelphia as well as the work of Juntos and Community Legal Services to combat this problem.

Invisible Work: Day Laborers in Philadelphia (6 mins)

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The situation in Arizona is escalating for immigrants as they are victimized by a local sheriff. In response the National Day Labor Organizing Network (NDLON) is holding teach-ins across the country to let people know about the situation in the Southwest. The below message comes from the NDLON:
The abuse of immigrants in Maricopa County, Arizona has become nothing less than a domestic human rights crisis that demands a response from us all.

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This recent piece by WHYY focuses on the work of Juntos and the thriving Mexican immigrant population in South Philadelphia. Check it out.

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