Nominations are open for the 2025 One Book, One San Diego season! Help @KPBS, @SDPublicLibrary, and @SDCountyLibrary find the 2025 #OneBookSD selections! What book do you recommend all of San Diego read for the adult, teens, kids, and Spanish language categories? The call for nominations is open now through MARCH 15 (now extended April 1!). … Continued
Join the ACLU-SDIC for our Know Your Rights (KYR) training series to learn about your rights, how to protect them and what to do if they’ve been violated. All trainings … Continued
Learn about your rights, how to protect them and what to do if they've been violated Join us for one training or all of them! Trainings are Virtual | English and Spanish Feb. 19 | 6-7:30pm: IMMIGRANT STUDENTS' RIGHTS Provides an overview of immigrant students' rights on school campuses, including K-12 and college campuses, as … Continued
New immigration policies, as well as potential cuts to Medicaid, deeply affect community-based workforces (CBWs) and the communities they serve. These rapidly-changing policies can be confusing, leaving many unsure how to best navigate these significant threats to health and well-being. The Health Equity Community Collaborative’s Community-Based Workforce Alliance invites you to join us in our … Continued
Reconnecting separated families is a mission Clara Barton carried with her when the American Red Cross began in 1881. It’s a service that has been delivered by the organization in various ways since. 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of the Restoring Family Links program being established as a separate team within the organization. This event … Continued
The County of San Diego is hosting a free flu vaccine clinic that is open to all. No insurance is required.
You are invited to a conversation with an expert from License to Freedom about dealing with stress! Participants will learn symptoms of stress, how to manage effects of stress and how to access local wellness resources. This event is open to all Dari Speakers and transportation is available to the International Rescue Committee in El … Continued
The 4-Phases of a Disaster: The Resident's Role Preparedness (pets and people). Mitigation (fire prevention and home hardening). Response (evacuation planning and Genasys Protection Evacuation Map). Recovery (local assistance centers and the recovery process). This presentation is intended to help residents become disaster confident and resilient. This training will prepare residents with the knowledge to … Continued
Starting a new life in a different country brings excitement, but it can also come with unexpected challenges. In this interactive workshop, we will explore: How to recognize and manage stress in your daily life Ways to build and maintain healthy relationships—within families, friendships, and communities Practical tips to support emotional well-being during transition Resources … Continued
Receive food distribution, diaper giveaways, vaccines, legal, mental, dental, and health resources. About Cesar Chavez Week of Action: The 2026 Week of Action features various events focused on labor rights, including educational workshops and a legal/health resource clinic. Designed for workers and businesses, these events aim to promote fair workplaces through education, connecting with experts, … Continued
Join us for the "Know Your Rights" Presentation hosted by the County of San Diego. This session will share helpful information about your rights and protections when interacting with immigration enforcement, including ICE, along with resources available in the community. Come learn, ask questions, and leave feeling more confident.
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