Latina Lista: The First Step in Healing the Country Takes Action, and it Doesn’t Have to Start in DC

“I regularly read Latina Lista and I have a question for you. I find the direction this country is taking regarding immigration very disturbing. Beyond letting my Congress-critters know how I feel, how can I get involved? What can I do to change the tone of the discourse? What groups especially local to NYC, my hometown can I volunteer with or assist?
E-mail from a Latina Lista reader

Its not unusual for readers to contact Latina Lista and ask this question.

I can certainly understand the frustration from reading about all that is happening in the country regarding undocumented immigrants, and even the problems themselves of Latino youth, and wonder that there has to be something more than just reading blogs regurgitating the dire injustices or statistics.”

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