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01/16/2013
 Huffington Post: 12 Disturbing Facts About Farm Labor Conditions
01/16/2013
 NALIP (National Association of Latino Independent Producers): 5 HOT AMERICAN LATINO FILMS TO DISCOVER IN 2013
01/15/2013
 University Record Online (MI): César Chávez’ granddaughter keeps his legacy alive
01/14/2013
 The National Journal: The Human Cost of Fruits and Vegetables
01/14/2013
 Politico: Comprehensive immigration reform -- the time is now
01/09/2013
 Wall Street Journal: Obama, Solis Statements on Labor Secretary’s Departure
01/08/2013
 NPR: House Gears Up For Immigration Battle
01/08/2013
 Bloomberg News: How to Make Immigration Reform Happen
01/08/2013
 Modesto Bee (CA): WALTERS: Farmworker labor debate still simmering
01/06/2013
 HeraldNet: Mexico, Canada partner on guest worker program
01/03/2013
 Press-Enterprise (CA): RIVERSIDE: Fundraiser to benefit Cesar Chavez statue
12/30/2012
 Sacramento Bee: Discoveries: Cesar Chavez National Monument
12/27/2012
 Capital Press: UFW nixes ag coalition labor reform ideas
12/20/2012
 Medical Xpress: American Academy of Pediatrics issues policy statement on pesticide exposure in children
12/16/2012
 Fresno Bee (CA): UFW gets fuel for new contracts with farmers
12/13/2012
 Bloomberg Businessweek: Obama’s Next Act: Immigration Reform
11/30/2012
 The Desert Sun (CA): Thumbs up: César Chávez memorial is appropriate for Coachella
11/29/2012
 Huffington Post: Arizona's Denial of Licenses for Immigrant Youths Won't Stop the DREAMers
11/27/2012
 Burbank Leader (CA): Op-Ed -- No challenge too great or obstacle too high
11/27/2012
 ABC News: 23 Defining Moments in Immigration Policy History
11/26/2012
 Belfast (Ireland) Telegraph: Pena -- Chavez role means a lot to me
11/21/2012
 New America Media: Latino Media to White House: Immigration Reform Now!
11/21/2012
 New York Daily News: Let's hope for fair and balanced immigration reform
11/21/2012
 The Atlantic: For Migrant Workers, Still the Harvest, and the Shame
 
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