Aquilina Soriano Versoza

@aqui_versoza

Aquilina Soriano Versoza is Executive Director of the Pilipino Workers Center, President of Pilipino Action Center + NDWA BOD, and a mom of two!

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    Mar 10

    . is one of the most effective social change leaders we (the “royal we”) are lucky to have! ❤️

    "What a child care worker produces is human potential. What a home care worker produces is dignity and quality of life for the people who raised us. What can be more valuable?" -
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    Feb 11

    Before you can build political power you need a base. And Soriano Versoza, ED of and Board President at , knows exactly how to get it done. Now live -

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    Feb 10

    We've launched the Immigrant Families Recovery Program to provide a monthly guaranteed income and timely financial services to immigrant families left out of federal COVID-19 relief. Join us in supporting a families ➡️ .

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    Feb 2

    NEW VIDEO: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ Enough of the handwringing, DC chatter and delays. Whether it’s called or not: Inaction is not an option. Watch & tell the Senate to pass the reconciliation bill with overdue investments in jobs, care, climate, and immigration NOW.

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  5. Jan 20

    Too many immigrant Angelenos spent the Holidays in ICE detention. Now is the time for the Immigrant Affairs Cmte + full City Council to follow the Board of Supervisors in making LAJF permanent & universal.

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  6. Jan 20

    The LA City Council Immigrant Affairs Cmte is voting on making the LA Justice Fund permanent & universal TODAY. We need your help to make some calls/emails to council members! 📞Make a call: 📧Send a quick email:

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    20 Dec 2021

    🚨Calling on all immigrant-serving organizations!🚨 As we prep for 2022, we ask for your help in completing our LA Network survey to help us assess the gaps & key barriers that immigrants have faced in accessing public resources. Complete the survey at:

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    13 Dec 2021

    Thank you ! We're excited to have you as a co-sponsor to lead in advancing the creation of an innovative portable benefits system that would allow domestic workers to access paid sick leave in San Francisco!

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    SF led the way by creating the nation's first paid sick leave law, and we're leading again by expanding it and ensuring that the essential workers who care for our loved ones in our homes are able to care for themselves when they are ill
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    13 Dec 2021

    Thank you for co-sponsoring the SF Access to Paid Sick Leave Ordinance ! Taking the first step to ensure equity in access to paid sick leave for domestic workers this holiday season will give us one more reason to celebrate!

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    I want to thank Supervisor for authoring legislation to create a portable paid sick leave system for domestic workers, many of whom do not receive the paid leave they are legally entitled to. This is an important step toward equity and I am proud to be a co-sponsor.
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  10. 6 Dec 2021

    Senators Sinema & Manchin please hear my story - Sign the Petition! via

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    30 Nov 2021

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    24 Nov 2021

    we thank you for showing solidarity and support for domestic workers and voting for the ! Thank you for showing the country that the work that domestic workers do is important and that !

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    17 Nov 2021

    I am a chillona but lately I have forced my self to withstand my tears. They are deriving from anger at the political abandonment of our people and conformity to keep us as a subservient class. Politicians chant “si se puede” to get elected then say “no se puede” once in office

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    7 Nov 2021

    How did we end up here on immigration? A quick explainer ⬇️

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    28 Oct 2021

    My Build Back Better Framework includes a $100 billion investment to improve our immigration system. I’ve committed since the beginning to ensuring that immigration is a part of Build Back Better — and I’m honoring that commitment.

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    28 Oct 2021

    .’s framework is a great next step to a just immigration system — but we need Biden’s actions to do the talking. We need Congress to ensure protections and relief for all immigrants by any means necessary.

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    28 Oct 2021

    We’re here delivering a basket of sweets and stories to to thank her for her work to pass with a major investment in home and community based services

    A group of people march down a busy street, the march is led by 4 people who are seated in wheelchairs
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    28 Oct 2021

    I am sobbing at my desk because of what a huge amount of dreams, ideas and plain old fashioned hard work from SO MANY people got us to this moment. Now we have to fight like hell to pass this bill and keep every single thing in it, funded at the highest levels we can.

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    28 Oct 2021

    Good quality is not only necessary during a medical emergency, but is also a great preventative tool that helps us stay healthy. 40% of undocumented Angelenos in LA County are uninsured, leaving them vulnerable to health complications.

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    28 Oct 2021

    The Build Back Better Framework represents a historic investment in women of color and an affirmation of the dignity of seniors and people with disabilities.

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