See below – NEW LOCATION on the sidewalk of the Fred Wells Tennis Center
Learn about Dolores Huerta, immigrant and co-founder / leader of the United Farm Workers of America, and about the Mexican “Latina Rosie the Riveters” who played an unsung role in the US WWII effort. These immigrant women, along with St Francis Cabrini, helped shape US history and inspire our ongoing struggle for immigrants’ rights. We honor these immigrant women, along with the native Lakota people upon whose land the Whipple building stands.
Hosted by: Saint Thomas More Catholic Church
7:30am, Tuesday, Month Day
Bishop Henry Whipple Building
1 Federal Drive, Fort Snelling, MN 55111
Due to recent DHS restrictions, we will meet on the sidewalk in front of the Fred Wells Tennis & Education Center at 100 Federal Drive at 7:30 am, Tuesday, November 11. Participants can also join via zoom using the link below.
Please park at the Metro Transit Park and Ride lots at 5801 Minnehaha Avenue or 6100 Minnehaha Avenue so that parking spots in front of the Whipple Building remain open for people with immigration appointments. (This month we recommend no one enter the parking lot of the Whipple Building)
Meeting ID: 875 2084 9214