Cesar E. Chavez “¡Si Se Puede!” March

Feed, Teach, House, and Employ!

Saturday March 28th, 2009

10am– 1pm (assemble for march and blessing at 9:30am)

March begins at 10am—meet at the A.B. Cantu-Pan American Recreation Center (2100 E. 3rd St)

March ends at the Mexican American Cultural Center (600 River St)

11am-1pm Speakers, Poetry, Music, and Dance

For more info, contact PODER at 512.472.9921 or www.poder-texas.org

Cesar E. Chavez is one of the most important leaders of the 20th century. His legacy of workers rights, civil rights, environmental justice, equality for all, peace, non-violence, children and women’s rights, deserves national recognition. Cesar Chavez inspired millions of people across the country of all races and nationalities to engage in social & economic justice for farm workers. His life work to empower the poor & disenfranchised is a model for all.

Sponsored by:

PODER, Southwest Key, Theatre Action Project, Urban Roots, La Nueva Raza, St. Edward's Ballet Folklorico, Alma de Mujer, UT MEChA, Fair Food Austin, Young Scholars for Justice, ATX National Hip Hop Political Convention, Grassroots Leadership, ACLU of Central TX, Austin Voices for Education and Youth, El Jardin Alegre Local Living Center & Gardens, Capoeira da Rua, and Resistencia Bookstore, MACC