![3.27.11 Cesar Chavez Day [Radio] – Generation Justice](https://generationjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/GJ-logo1-300x240.jpg "3.27.11 Cesar Chavez Day [Radio] – Generation Justice"){kind=logo}
This week Lucia Martinez interviews Danny Solis about the Cesar Chavez march on Apr 2 2011. Omar Torres interviews Danny Hernandez about the 49th Legislative session, and finally Roberta Rael interviews Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers. Music Featured: “Children’s Work” Dessa“Claro Que se Puede” Santana, Del Castillo, Los Lonely Boys“Prince of...
![Cuidando Los Niños – New Mexico Campaign to End Child Homelessness – Everyday Democracy Strong Starts Initiative [Video] – Generation Justice](https://generationjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Cuidando-Los-Ninos-Strong-Starts-300x300.jpg "Cuidando Los Niños – New Mexico Campaign to End Child Homelessness – Everyday Democracy Strong Starts Initiative [Video] – Generation Justice")
As part of the Strong Starts for Children Initiative, Cuidando Los Niños (on behalf of the New Mexico Campaign To End Child Homelesness) and the National Center on Family Homelessness are leading an effort to address the needs of homeless families by bringing together in dialogue and problem solving people who have experience homelessness, agencies, and community organizations in the South Valley and Southeast Heights neighborhoods of Albuquerque and Bernalillo County in New Mexico.
![UNM Family Development Program – Everyday Democracy Strong Starts for Children Initiative [Video] – Generation Justice](https://generationjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Family-Development-Program-Strong-Starts-300x291.jpg "UNM Family Development Program – Everyday Democracy Strong Starts for Children Initiative [Video] – Generation Justice")
As part of the Strong Starts for Children Initiative, the University of New Mexico Family Development Program (in collaboration with Decade of the Child, a statewide early childhood advocacy coalition) is involved with a project called "Launching the Decade of the Child: Strong Starts for our Children." This project is engaging traditionally marginalized people such as teen parents, immigrant populations, and incarcerated parents in areas of Albuquerque to talk and act together to support children's growth and development.
This show features an interview with staff from Santa Fe’s Youth Radio Project about their show Audio Revolution. Then we’ll have an excerpt from the Call-in Show on KUNM featuring State Senators Garcia and Sharer. Music Featured: “Kids” MGMT “Papers” Talib Kweli“La Juala De Orow” Julieta Venegas “Vivan Los Mojados” Lost Tigres Del Norte]“Three Little...
![Native American Professional Parent Resources, Inc. – Everyday Democracy Strong Starts Initiative [Video] – Generation Justice](https://generationjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/NAPPR-Strong-Starts-300x300.jpg "Native American Professional Parent Resources, Inc. – Everyday Democracy Strong Starts Initiative [Video] – Generation Justice")
With a mission to build healthy Native American children and families, NAPPR is using the Strong Starts for Children initiative to bolster the ability of tribal and urban Native communities to incorporate parenting education and parenting support services, as well as to train community and tribal leaders in engaging their communities in dialogues on issues of early childhood wellness.
