Join us on Thursday, April 9th at 7:00 PM for our Solidarity Learning Hour.

This month, we’re coming together to learn more about the history of May Day and the deep symbolism this day holds for immigrant communities and working people everywhere. May Day is more than a date on the calendar; it is a legacy of resistance, dignity, and collective power rooted in the struggles of workers and immigrants who have long fought for justice, rights, and a better future.

During this Learning Hour, we’ll reflect on where May Day comes from, why it continues to matter today, and how immigrant communities have helped shape its meaning in the United States and beyond. We’ll explore how this day has become a powerful moment to honor labor, defend our communities, and organize for the world we deserve.

Stay connected to the traditions of resistance that continue to inspire action today and learn how this moment can help us build stronger, more united communities.