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Julia is a member of Families for Freedom, an organization whose families are fighting and facing deportation. She joined CNPI so she could be able to get her stories out there. She is originally from Trinidad. She also co-hosts a radio show produced by Families for Freedom that airs on WBAI. It is called 'War on Immigrants Report,' and airs at 10am on the first Tuesday of every month.
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Radha has worked as a domestic worker for the last three years and is a member of Domestic Workers United. As a CNPI reporter, Radha has filed reports both on a local and national level concerning the efforts of domestic workers fighting for the passage of the Domestic Worker Bill of Rights in the state legislature in Albany.
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Teresa has worked as a street vendor in New York City for the last 19 years and is a member of the Street Vendor Project, an organization that advocates for Vendor Rights in the City. Teresa has worked on radio projects that have aired both locally and nationally, including a national piece that compared the struggles for low-income workers in New York City and Hurricane Katrina survivors and on the plight of street vendors who lost their work location after the 9/11 attacks on the World Trace Center Towers.
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Vivian is a member of Nah We Yone, she's originally from Nigerian. She has been in the US for the past few years trying to secure a better future for her young daughter Selma (meaning protected by God). Vivian loves traveling and enjoys helping other people in need. She is very active in the movement for the right of homeless people who she says are not given any opportunity for the betterment of their lives.
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