By DAYANIS LÓPEZ-REYES and JOANNA JACOBO
EL NUEVO SOL
This bilingual and digital book, nonprofit, aims to inform and educate our communities to document the stories of those who have sought to live a healthier life through 100 Citizens program.

Por CRISTAL CAÑEDO   
EL NUEVO SOL
“Estamos ansiosas de que el grupo crezca en Canoga Park”, dice Mireya Arias. “Queremos ver no 50, sino 100 participantes; como se llama el programa, 100 ciudadanos”.

By JÉSSICA BEDOLLA
EL NUEVO SOL
The goal of this audio documentary is to put a human face on the devastating effects of deportations for immigrant families by giving voice to the deportees themselves. The documentary includes interviews with people affected by deportations and their accounts of their forced exodus back to the south as they return to Mexico via the border town of Mexicali, Baja California.

By LUIS RIVAS
EL NUEVO SOL
When Muna and I were told that there might be an opportunity to interview activists from Ciudad Juárez who managed to flee from the violence, repression and death threats, the first thought that came to my mind was, “We need to go to Juárez.” We read that it was one of the world’s most deadliest places outside of war-torn regions—and yet families continue to call that place home. Muna wanted to capture it all on film. I wanted to take photos and write the story.

By PAUL LAVERACK
EL NUEVO SOL
In this feature-length documentary, low-wage immigrant hotel workers in Southern California battle for new contracts with Disney and Hyatt. The campaigns are hard-fought, but unions in the US are a shadow of their former selves – membership stands at a 100-year low, as corporate power has grown to unprecedented heights. The hospitality workers of Unite Here demonstrate creativity and determination in their struggle for justice on the job, but will that be enough?

By DWAYNE KEY
EL NUEVO SOL
This audio documentary presents a more accurate account of the student protest that took place on March 4, 2010 at CSUN. The documentary is based on the unpublished testimony of students and faculty members who participated in the statewide day of action.

By JOSELYN ARROYO
Being an undocumented student is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to deal with. As soon as I got my residency, I made it a mission to use my story to empower other students like me while educating others about the hardships undocumented students face as they try to continue their education.