Migrant Education, Region 2 CA (Santa Rosa area)

In case you were wondering: On April 1 & June 1, President Trump imposed $46 billion in US Tariffs: US initiated global tarrifs on steel and aluminum April 1. ...After a brief exclusion, the tariffs went into affect for Canada, Mexico, and the European Union on June 1. Global retaliations to date: China retaliated the next day -- April 2 -- with tariffs on US goods such as fruits, wine, port and aluminum. Mexico strikes back on June 5 at the US with tariffs totaling $3 billion, ranging from 7 to 25 percent on products such as cheese, bourbon and pork. The EU, on June 22, hits the US with $3.4 billion in tariffs on products such as motorcycles and bourbon. The tariffs target states Trump won and high-profile Republican politicans, Canada imposed $12.6 billioin in tarriffs on July 1, on a wide range of goods, including yogurt, whiskey, tablecloth, and various industrial materials. Who's next? Source: CQ Research, Sara Wise/CQ

Today 110 campers, 18 junior counselors and 35 staff and volunteers returned from Camp Núñez after five days of fun educational activities, swimming, hiking, ar...ts and crafts, and making new friends. Thank you Migrant Education, Region 2 CA (Santa Rosa area) for helping to make this possible and Town of Windsor, CA, HSM Healdsburg Food Pantry and many more for your support. So what does this camper want to do when he goes home? "Eat tortas made by my mom!"

PLEASE SHARE: Today I met the Deputy Consul of the Mexican Consulate (Guillermo Reyes) and he informed me that the Mexican Consulate will help cover the applica...tion cost for renewing DACA's before October 5, 2017. If you know anyone that needs help with the $500 renewal cost please email or call the contact information on the card. #SpreadTheKnowledge #DACAinfo #HereToStay See more

El Almuerzo Gratis está de vuelta este año para casi 150 niños cada día de la semana durante todo el verano en Bayer Farm en Roseland. El Redwood Empire Food Ba...nk proporciona una comida caliente, LandPaths proporciona un lugar de encuentro al aire libre para comer y jugar, una sólida asistencia voluntaria y programas de salud y naturaleza. El almuerzo gratuito se ofrece en Bayer Farm a los menores de 18 años, de lunes a viernes de 12:00 a 1:00 pm Desde el 5 de junio. Hasta el 11 de agosto. En el corazón del Programa de Almuerzo Gratis de Bayer Farm está un grupo de mas de 30 voluntarios del vecindario que se están convirtiendo en una parte clave de este parque agrícola de seis acres, sostenido por personas. Y no se detienen en el almuerzo! Después de comer, los niños y las familias se reúnen para hacer artesanías, jardinería, juego libre, o para aprender sobre el acceso a los parques locales, el reciclaje, la conservación del agua y la nutrición, los socios que visitan: Parques Regionales, Residentes de La Clinica Vista, Los Imaginistas, El Centro Para el Bienestar y mas Servicios Alternativos. Cada año, más gente está eligiendo Bayer Farm para su sitio de almuerzo gratis. Quizás es por lo que estos voluntarios están contribuyendo. Junto a una comida caliente, a los niños y las familias se les ofrece algo tan vital como el almuerzo: la oportunidad de conocer a los mentores y reunirse con la comunidad, la oportunidad de pasar tiempo "desconectado" al aire libre cada día, divertirse, aliviar el estrés y aprender nuevas habilidades . LandPaths está orgulloso de nuestros voluntarios. Este grupo dedicado en Bayer Farm está estableciendo una conexión con la tierra y la comunidad mientras se toma el tiempo para extender la voz a los vecinos y amigos. ¡Gracias! LandPaths 'Bayer Farm / Free Lunch is back again this year for nearly 150 kids each weekday all summer at Bayer Farm in Roseland. Redwood Empire Food Bank provides a hot meal, LandPaths provides an outdoor gathering place for eating and playing, robust volunteer assistance, and nature-based and health programming. Free lunch is offered at Bayer Farm to youth 18 and under, Monday-Friday 12:00 - 1:00 pm From June, 5th. through August 11th. At the heart of Bayer Farm's Free Lunch program is a group of 30 neighborhood volunteers who are stepping up to be a key part of this six-acre, people-powered farm-park. And they do not stop at lunch! After eating, kids and families gather for crafts, gardening, free-play, or to learn about local park access, recycling, water conservation and nutrition from visiting partners- Regional Parks, Vista Clinic Residents, The Bookmobile, The Imaginists, Northern California Center for Well-Being and Alternative Services. Each year, more folks are choosing Bayer Farm for their Free Lunch site. Maybe it is what these volunteers are contributing. Alongside a hot meal, kids and families are offered something just as vital as lunch - a chance to meet mentors and gather with community, an opportunity to spend time "unplugged" outdoors each day, to have fun, relieve stress, and learn new skills. LandPaths is proud of our volunteers. This dedicated group at Bayer Farm is establishing a connection to the land and the community while taking the time to reach out and spread the word to neighbors and friends. Thank you! LandPaths' Bayer Farm

Listening to California's Secretary of State, Alex Padilla, speak at Sonoma State University.