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MICOP: Farmworkers, Census, and Indigenous Knowledge MIXTECO INDIGENA COMMUNITY ORGANIZING PROJECT victor.espinosa@mixteco.org 805-483-1166 WHO WE ARE California Indigenous Farmworker Survey 2010 165,000 Indigenous Mexican Farmworkers and

MICOP: Farmworkers, Census, and Indigenous Knowledge MIXTECO INDIGENA COMMUNITY ORGANIZING PROJECT victor.espinosa@mixteco.org 805-483-1166
WHO WE ARE California Indigenous Farmworker Survey 2010 165,000 Indigenous Mexican Farmworkers and Family in California 20, 000 in Ventura County and 29,000 in Santa Barbara County 23 Languages including Mixteco, Triqui, Zapoteco Conceptualizing Race, Ethnicity, and Hispanic Origin on Questions 8 and 9 Indigeneity, Language, and Community Need for Language Advocacy
WAYS OF LEARNING “Walking with” Community Radio and Social Media Food, Culture and Community Celebration
Social Justice Infrastructure The picture can't be displayed. The picture can't be displayed. Farmworker Appreciation Caravan Organizing in Response to COVID 19 Food Distribution Promotores are Trusted Messengers Census as Social Justice Work The picture can't be displayed.
!!Gracias, Xa’a Bindo! Thank you!

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