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Rumbo a la Reforma 
Victory in Norristown! 
Juntos Responds to Introduction of the Senate’s Immigration Bill 
How can YOU help pass the Pennsylvania DREAM Act 
Get on the bus to Washington D.C! Juntos is a non-profit organization that works to fight for the rights of the latino-immigrant community in our city and surrounding areas. We cannot do this work without contributions from people who care deeply about this work like yourself!
Please read Juntos’ response below to this Op-Ed article in The Philadelphia Inquirer last week: My name is Miguel Andrade and I am the Youth Organizer from Juntos in South Philadelphia and I’m also representing a network of community-led organizations and allies that are in Support of the PA Dream Act. I am currently 21 years old and came to the United States when I was five. For the past
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On Wednesday February 27 parents and leaders from Juntos organized a protest to draw attention to the massive school closings using the unfair closing of Abigail Vare located in the neighborhood of Penn’s Port in South Philadelphia as an example of the district’s arbitrary decisions on the issue. A crowd of about 100 people made up of Juntos’ leaders, Vare parents, school staff, students and community members gathered outside Vare
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At sunset on February 12th, Juntos gathered at the Aquí y Alllá mural in South Philly to create a visual statement on the destructive impact of current immigration policies on our families. The vigil was planned to coincide with President Obama’s State of the Union Address, two days ahead of Valentine’s Day, when he confirmed that immigration reform will be a priority in his second term. Of course, this political momentum
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