SiGAw is an organization serving Filipinas in the Los Angeles community. We strive to build a strong Filipina women’s mass movement, recognizing that the problems of the Filipina diaspora are linked to the root problems of the Philippines. SiGAw addresses the rights and welfare of women through education, organizing, campaigns, and cultural work. SiGAw is a member organization of GABRIELA-USA and BAYAN-USA.

Posts Tagged: Pinay Stories

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In commemoration of the International Day to Eliminate Violence Against Women (IDEVAW), on November 25th, this month’s Pinay Stories will be focused on issues of violence against women. 

Pinay Stories is a safe space for honest self-reflection and dialogue about issues affecting us and our communities. We come together in dialogue to support each other and become powerful advocates for economic, political, social, racial and gender justice. This discussion group is Pinay focused and is open to women and gender non-conforming persons. Come hungry & support the café (larosecafehollywood.com – like them on Yelp!). Street parking only (please do not park in the Wendy’s lot). 

Friday, November 18, 2011 7:00-9:00pm @ LA Rose Cafe (4749 Fountain Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90029)

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Sisters of GABRIELA, Awaken! (SiGAw!) Open House

Sunday, October 16, 2011 3:00-4:30pm @ Salakot Sizzle & Grill 2122 Beverly Blvd, LA 90057

Come learn about SiGAw as we share our social justice and liberation work, from the streets and school campuses around LA, to the homeland of the Philippines. Meet other Pinays and members of SiGAw at a local restaurant in Historic Filipinotown (salakotsizzleandgrill.com)!

 

SiGAw mobilizing to Occupy LA on the International Day of Action

International Day of Action – Saturday October 15, 2011 starts 10:00am @ Pershing Square, Downtown LA 90012 (march to the financial district)

Pinays and people all over the world are rising up and organizing against corporate greed at the expense of working people. Join SiGAw and our sister organizations of the International League of Peoples’ Struggle (ILPS) to build a brighter future as we stand up against massive budget cuts, decreased social services and widespread unemployment. Look for the rainbow SiGAw and yellow ILPS flags.

Pinay Stories

Friday, October 28, 2011 7:00-9:00pm @  LA Rose Café 4749 Fountain Ave, LA 90029 

Find community and free your mind! Pinay Stories is a safe space for honest self-reflection and dialogue about issues affecting us and our communities.  We come together in dialogue to support each other and become powerful advocates for economic, political, social, racial and gender justice. This discussion group is Pinay focused and is open to women and gender non-conforming persons. Come hungry & support the café (larosecafehollywood.com – like them on Yelp!)