“Indivisible, Hear Our Voice”
Check out this new video from the Sonoma County Commission on Human Rights called “Individible, Hear Our Voice.”
Petaluma Police Department Set to Hold Series of Town Hall Meetings
The Petaluma Police Department invites you to attend your local area Police Beat town hall meeting. We will present crime trends and statistics for your neighborhood and police district and …
Save the Date: North Bay Organizing Project and Petaluma Housing Action Team Host Training Session
North Bay Organizing Project (Proyecto Organizativo del Norte de la Bahía) invites you to a Training on the Fundamentals of Community Organizing. Saturday May 6th, 2017United Church of Christ825 Middlefield …
Abraham Solar named Petaluma Citizen of the Year
Abraham Solar, active Petaluma CRC volunteer and Director of Hispanic Ministry at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic parish, has been named Petaluma Citizen of the Year for his work supporting …
Argus Courier Opinion Piece, “Petalumans Raise Their Voices”
The controversial statements and actions of newly minted President Donald Trump have sparked a national wave of public protests and resistance in the last couple months, including here in Petaluma …
Meeting Minutes
You can download the minutes from our March 1, 2017 meeting here.
Petaluma City Council Human Rights Resolution
At the February 27 meeting, the Petaluma City Council voted unanimously to adopt the ‘It Won’t Happen Here’ Human Rights Resolution. Read the agenda item from the council meeting here.
Argus Courier: “Fears Mount Among Petaluma Immigrants”
Changing immigration policy at the federal level has the Petaluma Latino community on edge, and Abraham Solar, a leader at St. Vincent De Paul church is in a unique position …
Argus Courier Opinion Piece: “Standing up for Petaluma’s Immigrants”
When Woody Guthrie wrote his famous protest song lamenting the plight of California’s migrant farmworkers who, under Congressional authorization, were brought here during World War II to solve the problem …