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#FreeThemAll CoalitionWe organize with other groups including those currently in detention centers to end the incarceration of migrants and refugees--an especially urgent struggle now as COVID-19 threatens to turn detention centers into death camps. Listen to testimonies and learn more.
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Save El Monte Valley CoalitionIn fall of 2018, a diverse group of San Diego residents including members of the Kumeyaay Nation, environmentalists, and parents rallied against a proposed sand mining project on one of the last remaining natural stretches of the San Diego River, known as El Monte Valley. Concerns included risks to local aquifers, air quality, valley fever, and desecration of sacred Native American sites. CIEJ members testified at a Lakeside Community Planning Group Meeting criticizing the Environmental Impact Report and supporting the local community. Learn more here, here, and here. Get in touch with the Save El Monte Valley coalition on Facebook.
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Tohono O'odham Anti Border CollectiveO’odham people whose traditional lands stretch from southern Arizona to northern Mexico who are taking action to resist border militarization and development of the border wall in their sacred lands.
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Enero ZapatistaEnero Zapatista is an annual month-long series of events planned collaboratively by a dozen local organizations in San Diego that commemorate the uprising of the Zapatistas and movements from below. Learn more on the Enero Zapatista website and Facebook page.
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San Diego Anti-Zionist Coalition
The San Diego Anti-Zionist Coalition is working on building consciousness around the influence and impact of Zionism on our political spaces, movements, and relations. As CIEJ, we are in working in joint-struggle with movements that resist the Zionist project that continues to occupy Palestinian lands/waters/skies and continues to influence borderization processes in San Diego-Tijuana.
