Cortesía de Climate Power 2020 El clima extremo y las tormentas récord fueron implacables durante 2020, causando miles de millones en daños, quemando millones de acres y matando a cientos de [...] Continue Reading
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Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom – January 2021
THE UNSTOPPABLE LIBRARY COMMITTEE! The expression, “Neither wind, rain snow nor hail (and now pandemic)” took on a new meaning when members of the Fresno WILPF Library Committee, under the [...] Continue Reading
The Passing of Zoyer Zyndel
The Community Alliance staff (Editor’s note: Local LGBTQ community leader Zoyer Zynder, 33, passed away on Dec. 26. Circumstances of his death were not made available to the public and were [...] Continue Reading
The Passing of Zoyer Zyndel
The Community Alliance staff (Editor’s note: Local LGBTQ community leader Zoyer Zyndel, 33, passed away on Dec. 26. Circumstances of his death were not made available to the public and were [...] Continue Reading
A Christmas Message for All
Taking this time to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with joy and happiness. May we bond together in love and caring and keep the stars adjoined in the glow of a peaceful outcome [...] Continue Reading
Latin America: What’s Going On and What Can We Learn
By Leni Villagomez Reeves Bolivia: It Was a MAS Landslide Yes! Luis Arce and David Choquehuanca as the candidates from the Movement to Socialism (MAS) Party—the party of Evo Morales—won the [...] Continue Reading
Elecciones 2020 en el Valle: Importante Participación de Jóvenes Latinos
Por Eduardo Stanley “Mis hermanos antes no mostraban mucho interés en las elecciones”, asegura Elsa Mejía, de 30 años, nacida en Fresno y residente de Madera. “Pero esta vez fue diferente, ellos [...] Continue Reading
Voters of Color Restored Democracy in America
By Sunita Sohrabji and Pilar Marrero In a country that is polarized and hurt by Covid-19 and divisive leadership, a massive turnout of voters resulted in a close election where Democrat Joe Biden [...] Continue Reading
Black Lives Matter in Fresno
By I. smiley G. Calderon On Nov. 14, before Fresno County reverted back to “purple tier” status with regard to the coronavirus, a group of local, passionate activist-artists and community members [...] Continue Reading
Will Communities Hardest Hit Get Covid-19 Vaccines?
By Sunita Sohrabji The United States is weeks away from rolling out Covid vaccines, but pandemic experts say the challenges of vaccinating people will be acute, especially in communities of [...] Continue Reading