Inspired by Rumi, a 13th-century poet and mystic, group members teach fitness and dental hygiene at Oak View Elementary School.
Tag: Immigration
Community Editorial: Awards 41’s Human Relations Heroes
Leaders from schools, neighborhoods and government agencies get recognized at the City National Grove of Anaheim on Thursday, May 10, 2012.
Voice of Our Commentators
A fairground memorial to farm workers, the necessity of San Onofre, an audit for Costa Mesa City Hall and more.
May Day Protesters March in Santa Ana
Activists march on the international workers’ holiday, calling for driver licenses for undocumented immigrants and an end to education cuts.
Community Editorial: OC Labor Federation Stands Behind Janitors
Tefere Gebre, executive director of the OC Labor Federation, warns that local building owners should avoid a janitors’ strike next week.
Santa Ana Coalition Pushing for More Sunshine at City Hall
Santa Ana neighborhood groups and activists Wednesday night unveiled a proposed sunshine ordinance intended to bring transparency and accountability to City Hall.
Training Aims to Increase Political Representation of Asian Immigrants
Politically active Asian-Americans hope the training session will help them stay connected to their communities’ values.
Community Editorial: Rancho Santa Margarita’s Ban on Sleeping in Cars
Voice of OC Community Editorial board member, Dr. Michael Moodian, wonders why sleeping in a car is now a criminal act in Rancho Santa Margarita.
OC Asian-American Community Prepares for Health Reforms
A Garden Grove community organization will take part in a statewide effort to educate Asian-Americans on the issue.
Community Editorial: Will America Produce Another Steve Jobs?
Educator and Community Editorial Board member Michael Matsuda
warns that standardized testing could threaten innovation in
America.









