All of Us or None, San Diego

All of Us or None, San Diego To develop a national movement of formerly-incarcerated people and people with past convictions so we can build political power for our communities.

TEN PRINCIPLES OF ACTION

1) To develop a national movement of formerly-incarcerated people and people with past convictions so we can build political power for our communities.

2) To eliminate the lifelong punishment resulting from past convictions or imprisonment. To achieve full restoration of the rights of formerly-incarcerated/convicted people.
3) To advocate for the human rights of currentl

y and formerly-incarcerated persons.
4) To effectively advocate for alternatives to incarceration, both for young people and for adults; to encourage mother and child alternatives to incarceration for women.
5) To stop the expansion of the Prison Industrial Complex.
6) To implement a Bill of Rights that will guarantee prison visiting rights, stop the exploitation of prisoners’ labor, stop corporate profiteering from prison telephone surcharges, ensure quality medical care for prisoners, end fast-track adoptions, end all forms of discrimination based on past convictions, and stop the deportation of juveniles and parents away from their families.
7) To encourage change in government policy in order to make enough resources available to ensure the greatest likelihood of success for people coming out of prison.
8) To stop politicians and others from using crime rates and parole violations to advance their careers.
9) To overcome the stigma and change public perception of who we are; to show our successes instead of allowing the media and others to focus only on our failures.
10) To overcome the fear and heal the shame associated with being a convicted felon or former prisoner.

Family and Friends
10/07/2025

Family and Friends

California has officially passed AB 1108 – The FACTS Act!
For far too long, sheriffs have investigated deaths that happened inside their own jails, hiding the truth, protecting their own, and denying families real answers.

That ends today.

AB 1108 ensures that every in-custody death will now be investigated by independent, unbiased medical examiners, not by the same agencies responsible for those deaths.

This is a massive step toward truth, accountability, and justice for every family who has lost someone behind bars.

To every impacted family, advocate, and ally who fought for this, this win is YOURS.
Your pain, persistence, and power moved this state toward justice.

No more cover-ups. No more lies.
Transparency wins. Justice wins. AB 1108 wins.




Family and Friends
09/24/2025

Family and Friends

This week's events celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month include discussions on STEM, programs and resources for Latina/o/x students, work experience for undocumented students, film screenings and more. See the full list of events at sdccd.edu/news

9/24
11 a.m. to Noon
Pláticas with STEM Professionals, a speaker series, is for students to connect with professionals in the STEM fields.
City College, S-Building

11:10 a.m. to 12:35 p.m.
Film Screening - Directed by Xavi Sala, join us for a special screening of "Guie'dani's Navel". Guie'dani, a Zapotec indigenous girl, and her mother take up work with an upper middle-class family in Mexico City.
Mesa, G-101

Noon to 1:30 p.m.
Learn about the programs and resources that intentionally support Latina/o/x students, while enjoying tostilocos and a game of loteria.
Miramar, S6-110 Stem Center

1 to 2:30 p.m.
Q***r Latinx Film Screening of "Chabuca"
A biographical drama about Ernesto Pimentel, a Peruvian actor and drag queen who created the character La Chola Chabuca.
Mesa, D-102

9/25
11 a.m. to Noon
Voces de Impacto: Stories from Latine Mesa Impactship Program (MIP) Students
This workshop is for undocumented students to learn how they can obtain work experience and receive a stipend for their commitment in completing internship hours.
Virtual Event on Zoom - Mesa Impactship. See details at sdccd.edu/news

Noon to 1:30 p.m.
Cafe con Consejeros
Join us for some cafecito and guidance on how to get the most out of your educational counseling sessions. Learn tips, ask questions, and feel confident about your academic path.
Miramar K1-107

9/26
4:45 to 6:45 p.m.
Chicanx/Latinx Convivio: Educator Network
Learn from a panel of inspiring Chicanx/Latinx Educators, connect with fellow Colegas, and special employer/opportunity fair! The Panel includes: Dra. Marissa Vasquez, Associate Director, CCEAL at SDSU, Agustin Orozco, Higher Ed. Administrator, Dra. Guadalupe Corona, Vice Chair, COLEGAS and Director of Student Equity at Southwestern College, and Dra. Viridiana Diaz, VP of Student Affairs, CSUSM. RSVP For the Educator Network. Details at sdccd.edu/news
City College, City Commons

Family and Friends
09/13/2025

Family and Friends

A federal judge said the county's lack of response to the in-custody death of Hayden Schuck demonstrated a triable issue whether it has a policy or practice of failing to train its employees.

Family and Friends
09/13/2025

Family and Friends

Family and Friends
09/12/2025

Family and Friends

Dano McCarthy's world shattered with his daughter's tragic jail death. His journey for truth amid the heartbreak reveals troubling questions about inmate care.

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