1 10 140 https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/baf77fdd4d19eadb34dc74de849599fa.jpeg 89bd1bc991a76f9d8005b7d039fd463d Story or anecdote Stories and anecdotes in this archive are stories told about the experiences of agricultural workers. These stories can be told from the perspective of agricultural workers, promotores, advocates, and family members . Examples of personal stories include: journal entries, letters, written testimonies, photos of/from workers’ perspectives, and poems written about one's own experiences. [Main Participant] is who the story is about. [Creator] is the the person who recorded the story. Original Language Español Spanish Translation Language (if available) If this story has a translation available, the language of the translation. English Inglés Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". anonymous worker Lea en español <div>Conocí a una señora trabajadora agrícola. Es una persona de 60 años. Ella tiene 40 años trabajando en la agricultura. Platiqué con ella sobre sus experiencias, “vivencias”, en este trabajo. Me contó dónde ha trabajado y sus planes para el futuro. </div> <div>Hoy les platicaré sobre una trabajadora que conocí en un campo agrícola. Ella tiene 40 años trabajando en la agricultura. Desde joven emigró de México a California. Ahí fueron sus comienzos en trabajos agrícolas. Esta señora ha trabajado en la fresa, durazno, naranja, manzana y uvas. Para ella fue difícil continuar trabajando en California porque sufrió abusos en su trabajo: como largas jornadas de trabajo y al final no recibir pago. Fue estafada, se lastimó y no recibió apoyo por su empleador .Lo que la obligó a venir a Colorado fue que inmigración empezó a ir a los lugares de trabajo y su trabajo fue uno de ellos. Actualmente ella está aquí. Renta un lugar muy pequeño. Es solo un cuarto donde ella duerme. Cocina en una pequeña parrilla. No cuenta con cocina ni sala, comparte el baño. Esta trabajadora no se casó, no tiene hijos. Me dice que ya a sus 65 años de edad no tiene la fuerza que tenía y le preocupa mucho el futuro. Ella dice que no sabe hacer otro trabajo que no sea de campo, no sabe leer ni escribir. Me dice que en mí ha encontrado un gran apoyo y por primera vez una persona que la entiende y en la que puede confiar.</div> Read in English <div>I met a lady farm worker. She is 60 years old. She has been working in agriculture for 40 years. I talked to her about her experiences, "vivencias", in this work. She told me where she has worked and her plans for the future.</div> <div> Today I will tell you about a worker I met in an agricultural field. She has been working in agriculture for 40 years. At a young age, she migrated from Mexico to California. That is where she got her start in agricultural work. This lady has worked in strawberries, peaches, oranges, apples and grapes. It was difficult for her to continue working in California because she suffered abuses in her work, such as long hours and not getting paid. She was scammed, and hurt and received no support from her employer. What forced her to come to Colorado was that immigration started going to the job sites and her job was one of them. She is currently here. She rents a very small place. It's just a room where she sleeps. She cooks on a small grill. She has no kitchen or living room, she shares a bathroom. This worker is not married, she has no children. She tells me that at 65 years of age she does not have the strength she used to have and she is very worried about the future. She says she doesn't know how to do any work other than in the fields, she cannot read or write. She tells me that in me she has found great support and for the first time a person who understands her and whom she can trust.</div> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource She says she doesn't know how to do any work other than in the fields. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Teresa Gomez Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2022 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource written por escrito Type The nature or genre of the resource Story or anecdote Una historia o anécdota Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Adams County https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/d34310f7bade6c73b1bd132703a6cad7.jpg 12d3b383217279869c2406cd3f54658d https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/61054e1bd733b216d4895c4e1c398746.docx 4126140543a60d36555f4baf7e018982 Legislative Comment Comments, testimony, or public documentation that was submitted as part of legislative processes. Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". Juana Armijo Original Language Spanish Español Translation Language (if available) If this story has a translation available, the language of the translation. English Inglés Archivist Notes Additional data or context provided by an author, archivist, or curator about this story that was not included in the text narrative. Luis Murillo spoke on the steps of the capital building on March 17, 2021 in favor of SB 21-087 and again when Gov. Polis signed the bill in June 25 2021. (Photo used with permission from Charlie Neiss.) Read in English I am Juana Armijo, and I’ve been in the United States since 2002. I am the mother of six children. Three have been deported and one died in an accident. All of my 17 grandchildren were born here in the US. I’m the wife of a US citizen whom I care for because he is disabled from diabetes. I worked about five or six years as an agriculture worker in Colorado and Arizona. I’ve worked with all kinds of vegetables and roses and in all of these places, working conditions were terrible. There is no rest on Saturdays and Sundays. I experienced exploitation in every place that I worked, such as wage theft and sexual harassment. One of my bosses fired me when I asked for permission to go to the clinic, and they didn’t give us water. There were no bathrooms, and we had to go in the river and the cornfields. There was no water to wash to get the insecticide off our hands before eating. We were shown a video that explained the dangers of the pesticides, that they could give us cancer, and we had to sign a paper saying that we understood the consequences and that they were not responsible. They did not give us masks or gloves to protect ourselves. I worked packing corn and lettuce in Brighton, CO. With corn we began at 7 in the morning and worked until 11 pm at night. People fainted and fell among the knives. When it was time to cut the lettuce, we started at 2 in the morning in the darkness and when the sun started to come up, we would start to pack the lettuce in bags and we worked until 10 at night. In some jobs I made complaints and they fired me. I had to put up with it out of necessity. Instead of a guest worker program, agricultural workers, just like all workers, need a path to citizenship in order to stop the exploitation. Not just anyone can do this work; it’s very hard work. We need job protection and pay protection, and this is gained by having papers in order to get good medical care and better pay. Lea en español Soy Juana Armijo- 2002 EU, mama de 6 (3 hijos han sido deportados y uno murió en un accidente) aquí nacieron todos mis 17 nietos. Soy esposa de ciudadano que cuido porque esta deshabilitado por diabetes. Trabaje por 5 o 6 años como trabajadora agrícola en CO y AZ. He trabajado con todo tipo de verdura y con rosas y en todos los lugares condiciones horribles y nos quitaron horas, Sábado y domingo no hay descanso. Experimente explotación en cada uno de los lugares- robo de sueldo, acoso sexual, me echaron del trabajo cuando pedía permiso a ir a la clínica, no nos daban agua, no había baños tuvimos que ir en el rio y los maizales, no había agua para lavar para quitar la insecticida de las manos antes de comer Nos mostraban un video contando las consecuencias de las pesticidas- nos podrían dar cáncer, y teníamos que firmar un papel diciendo que entendíamos las consecuencias y que ellos no eran responsables. Y no nos daban guantes ni mascarillas para protegernos Empacando elote en Brighton empezamos a las 7 de la mañana hasta las 11 de la noche, gente se desmallaba, gente caía en lado de los cuchillos Cuando era tiempo de cortar la lechuga empezamos a las 2 de la mañana en la oscuridad y saliendo el sol empezamos a empacar la lechuga en bolsas y trabajamos hasta 10 de la noche. En unos trabajos yo quejaba y me corrieron. Tuve que aguantar por necesidad. En vez de un programa de trabajar huésped- Trabajadores agrícolas como todos trabajares, necesitan un camino a ciudadana para parar la explotación No cualquiera lo hace, es muy pesado- necesitamos protecciones laborales y de pago y eso se logra con teniendo papeles para un buen cuidado médico, mejor pago Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Testimony from Juana Armijo - March 2021 Description An account of the resource Juana Armijo, an ex-worker shares her story of workplace treatment over 6 years in Colorado and Arizona. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Juana Armijo Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource March 2021 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Kassandra Neiss Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource por escrito written Type The nature or genre of the resource Legislative Comment Comentarios del legislativo o público Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Weld County https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/dee1d35b833ba88c75f1f546b356cbdd.mp3 c90dc2250af27c017e825dcc95f969ee Legislative Comment Comments, testimony, or public documentation that was submitted as part of legislative processes. Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". Luis Murillo Legislative Action eg. name of Bill, rulemaking, etc. SB.21.087 ("Agricultural Workers' Bill of Rights") Original Language English Inglés Translation Language (if available) If this story has a translation available, the language of the translation. N/A Archivist Notes Additional data or context provided by an author, archivist, or curator about this story that was not included in the text narrative. Luis Murillo testified on March 17, 2021 for the Senate Business, Labor, & Technology Committee. Read in English SD stands for Senator Danielson, MC stands for “Mr. Chair”, LM stands for Luis Murillo. SD: Thank you Mr. Chair, if I could please get Luis Murillo to come forward? MC: Mr. Murillo? LM: Hello can you hear me? MC: Yes Mr. Murillo! Please introduce yourself and proceed to testimony. LM: My name is Luis Murillo and I reside in the San Luis Valley. I am a regional organizer for Project Protect and a middle school principal. I would like to give testimony to inform you on the impact that housing and low wages have had on families in the valley. Farmworkers work hard and long hours, often more than 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. When the pandemic started affecting the San Luis valley, I, as a school principal, had the privilege of working from home while they kept working. The sorting line and the potato sellers do not allow for distancing. Pretty soon we had outbreaks in our area, we heard from workers, "I'd died of COVID and a family died of hunger." People were scared of speaking up because they fear retaliation and losing their job. Housing for agricultural workers is inadequate and during COVID, workers endangerd their lives. Center (Colorado) has migrant camps where per room where seasonal workers sleep and shower during our heavy season, and in other places two families share one bathroom. These living places make quarantining impossible and COVID soon got into the housing facilities. But even when families live alone, their housing is a hazard. Steph was just 13 years old. She passed away on January 6th from smoke inhalation. Her mother was at work while she stayed home watching her younger siblings and attempting to do homework. Her death could have been avoided if the trailer she lived in had appropriate windows so that the families would not have to run many heaters to make it through the freezing winter temperatures. To afford better housing, workers need the same wage protections as other Colorado workers. Center's school district is the poorest district in the state as measured by the number of students who qualify for free or reduced school lunch per population. The pandemic has shone a light on this issue even more. As organizers we have delivered and handed out about 4,000 boxes of food. The boxes of food have gone to the people who make the food. Again, I am a proud middle school principal. The pandemic and these inequities are causing my students to come to school not ready to learn. Students are bringing trauma, anxiety, stress, and depression, which is leading to the learning gap widening. This bill will ensure that workers enjoy the same minimum wage protections and ability to work together to improve their work and housing conditions as all other Colorado workers. Therefore, I urge the committee to support Senator Danielson and SB21-087. Thank you. MC: Thank you. Uh, is there any questions for Mr. Murillo? Thank, Thank you Mr. Murillo for your testimony, Senator Danielson? Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Luis Murillo Testimony for SB.21.087 (March 2021) Description An account of the resource Luis Murillo, a Regional Director of Project Protect promotora network in the San Luis Valley and school Principal, gives testimony in favor of SB.21.087 (aka Agricultural Workers' Bill of Rights). He states that health access, food access and adequate housing for agricultural workers needs to be improved and that he supports the passage of SB.21.087 because it would improve such living conditions. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Luis Murillo Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource March 17, 2021 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Kassandra Neiss Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource audio Type The nature or genre of the resource Legislative Comment Comentarios del legislativo o público Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Alamosa County https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/3ec198002718b3f6ba687b9bfb02655c.mp4 5f3efb9b5e001996cfabada8efb75834 https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/ca9694d2bdd46c20e6f78cfe41d92a68.mp4 a826f2a26a8a92b1b56466b652bee6e1 https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/5efe0092ba305ce407668b22140d04ac.mp4 605006f42459a4352026ad45b183fdf1 https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/a3b93adfc01743b732aa9304519b3a5e.mp4 584bc9e3884a184e80e5cf268354605c Story or anecdote Stories and anecdotes in this archive are stories told about the experiences of agricultural workers. These stories can be told from the perspective of agricultural workers, promotores, advocates, and family members . Examples of personal stories include: journal entries, letters, written testimonies, photos of/from workers’ perspectives, and poems written about one's own experiences. [Main Participant] is who the story is about. [Creator] is the the person who recorded the story. Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". Altricultural workers and community Colorado County & Region Enter both the county in which the story was recorded and the state region. (ex: Otero County, Southeast; Weld County, North region 2) Olathe, Montrose, Western Slope Original Language Español Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 2023 Gran Festival Agricola Description An account of the resource An annual festival at the end of the farm season to celebrate agricultural workers, held on the Western Slope! Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Angeles Mendez Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource September 16 2023 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource video Type The nature or genre of the resource Story or anecdote Una historia o anécdota Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Montrose County https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/2024ff2cb6e89104cab788df0f957d43.mp4 2723500f97c8cca057a5594df15dd713 Story or anecdote Stories and anecdotes in this archive are stories told about the experiences of agricultural workers. These stories can be told from the perspective of agricultural workers, promotores, advocates, and family members . Examples of personal stories include: journal entries, letters, written testimonies, photos of/from workers’ perspectives, and poems written about one's own experiences. [Main Participant] is who the story is about. [Creator] is the the person who recorded the story. Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". Agricultural workers and community on the western slope Colorado County & Region Enter both the county in which the story was recorded and the state region. (ex: Otero County, Southeast; Weld County, North region 2) Mesa, Palisade, Western Slope Original Language Español Spanish Lea en español Visitamos a estos trabajadores para distribuirles comida. Los trabajadores recibieron cajas de comida, productos de salud e información sobre la salud. Le proporcionamos información sobre cómo protegerse del COVID y sobre la vacuna contra el COVID. Les proporcionamos mantas, desinfectante de manos, desinfectante de espray, jabón para la vajilla, jabón para el cuerpo, pruebas del COVID, mascarillas y toallas de papel. ¡Son las cosas que nos han pedido antes! Translation Language (if available) If this story has a translation available, the language of the translation. N/A Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 2022 Gran Festival Agricola Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Brenda Tanori Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource September 2022 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource video Type The nature or genre of the resource Story or anecdote Una historia o anécdota Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Mesa County https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/8d58b78601f68c7b1e5e9cef6fc8ab39.jpeg 4692df14d3b9844bc1a2da7936b379e6 https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/b02ca0b6bf4afd02c5e1a9d653866954.mp4 f88542d0563f0020a5af203d821ec0e5 Story or anecdote Stories and anecdotes in this archive are stories told about the experiences of agricultural workers. These stories can be told from the perspective of agricultural workers, promotores, advocates, and family members . Examples of personal stories include: journal entries, letters, written testimonies, photos of/from workers’ perspectives, and poems written about one's own experiences. [Main Participant] is who the story is about. [Creator] is the the person who recorded the story. Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". Anonymous Sheepherder Occupation In what type of agriculture is/was the worker is employed. sheepherder Colorado County & Region Enter both the county in which the story was recorded and the state region. (ex: Otero County, Southeast; Weld County, North region 2) montrose, olathe, western slope Original Language English Translation Language (if available) If this story has a translation available, the language of the translation. N/A Read in English I visited this sheepherder who hadn't had an outside visitor for a long time. I took him some food boxes since he can't go into town to get food very often. This was in the middle of Olathe and Montrose. The video is where the sheepherder lives. He is from Peru and has his family there still. He would love to have them here with him. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource A Colorado sheepherder's home Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Brenda Tanori Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 27 2023 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Brenda Tanori Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image imagen video Type The nature or genre of the resource Story or anecdote Una historia o anécdota Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Montrose County https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/e46a0886c88376f6edd85e240b1e04b1.jpg 6f87335e10b3b84a37e95a63b4ae6aa1 https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/6a6ef71049088dd34e9e29b7b9084def.jpg 58218793c91bf51e3d1a4776b8878224 Story or anecdote Stories and anecdotes in this archive are stories told about the experiences of agricultural workers. These stories can be told from the perspective of agricultural workers, promotores, advocates, and family members . Examples of personal stories include: journal entries, letters, written testimonies, photos of/from workers’ perspectives, and poems written about one's own experiences. [Main Participant] is who the story is about. [Creator] is the the person who recorded the story. Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". anonymous agricultural workers Occupation In what type of agriculture is/was the worker is employed. sweet corn Colorado County & Region Enter both the county in which the story was recorded and the state region. (ex: Otero County, Southeast; Weld County, North region 2) Olathe and Delta, western slope Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Olathe Corn harvest 2023 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Angeles Mendez Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 2023 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Kassandra Neiss Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image imagen Type The nature or genre of the resource Una historia o anécdota Story or anecdote Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Delta County Montrose County https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/117698b7e82ed4cd9cb72b6fc5b44421.jpg 613ac5ee5b8b5d1976936765191aa2ca Story or anecdote Stories and anecdotes in this archive are stories told about the experiences of agricultural workers. These stories can be told from the perspective of agricultural workers, promotores, advocates, and family members . Examples of personal stories include: journal entries, letters, written testimonies, photos of/from workers’ perspectives, and poems written about one's own experiences. [Main Participant] is who the story is about. [Creator] is the the person who recorded the story. Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". Workers from Dionisio and from Mauros Occupation In what type of agriculture is/was the worker is employed. green cabbage, watermelon, pumpkins, parsnips, onions, and a variety of hard squash Colorado County & Region Enter both the county in which the story was recorded and the state region. (ex: Otero County, Southeast; Weld County, North region 2) Southeast Original Language English Inglés Translation Language (if available) If this story has a translation available, the language of the translation. Español Spanish Lea en español Visitamos a estos trabajadores para realizar una distribución de alimentos. Los trabajadores tomaron cajas de alimentos, productos e información de salud. Les informamos sobre cómo protegerse del COVID y sobre la vacuna contra el COVID. Les facilitamos mantas, desinfectante de manos, desinfectante de spray, jabón de fregar, jabón corporal, pruebas de COVID, mascarillas y toallas de papel. Son las mismas cosas que nos han pedido en el pasado. Read in English We visited these workers for a food distribution. The workers took boxes of food, health products and health information. We gave them information about how to stay safe from COVID and COVID vaccine information. We provided blankets, hand sanitizer, spary sanitizer, dish soap, body wash, COVID tests, masks and paper towels. These are things they have asked for in the past! Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Workers in Pueblo get some important supplies! Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Koralia De Lara Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource July 2023 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Betty Velasquez Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image imagen Type The nature or genre of the resource Story or anecdote Una historia o anécdota Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Pueblo County https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/0ed8506e6eb1c92f51f2cf30e1250add.jpeg e6a5d78a161c5dce006498df907a96a2 https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/ec7d0c343c61cdbbe1d9c60acf82b088.png f4d37b2ad9bb8c553d3d4b009b928a35 Story or anecdote Stories and anecdotes in this archive are stories told about the experiences of agricultural workers. These stories can be told from the perspective of agricultural workers, promotores, advocates, and family members . Examples of personal stories include: journal entries, letters, written testimonies, photos of/from workers’ perspectives, and poems written about one's own experiences. [Main Participant] is who the story is about. [Creator] is the the person who recorded the story. Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". H-2a visa agricultural workers Colorado County & Region Enter both the county in which the story was recorded and the state region. (ex: Otero County, Southeast; Weld County, North region 2) San Luis Valley, SLV Original Language English Inglés Translation Language (if available) If this story has a translation available, the language of the translation. Español Spanish Lea en español ¡Cuando consigues el visto bueno! Para determinar la elegibilidad de más de 67 trabajadores con visa H2A para recibir los fondos de la subvención de Ayuda a los Trabajadores Agrícolas antes del 14 de agosto. Este ha sido uno de los lugares más difíciles donde hemos podido conseguir acceso. Lo hicimos en su propia cafetería el domingo 23 de julio de 11:30am a 4:00pm. Llevamos también galletas Oreo y 18 cajas de bebidas donadas - En caso que sobren bebidas, el administrador se pondrá en contacto con nosotros para recogerlas... ¡Volveremos a examinar a otro grupo en un futuro próximo! Más de un puñado de corazones felices, sintiendo que se les reconoció y protegió. Read in English When you get the OK! To screen 67+ H2A workers for eligibility to recieve Farmworker Relief grant funds before the leave on August 14. This has been one of the hardest places to get into. We did it in their own cafeteria on Sunday July 23 from 11:30am to 4:00pm. We also took Oreo cookies and 18 boxes of donated drinks - The Manager will contact us on the case we need to pick any unwanted drinks … We wil go back to screen another group in the near future! More than a handful of hearts are happy, feeling acknowledged and care Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Farmworker relief fund screenings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Anita Rodriguez Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource July 23 2023 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Zoila Gomez Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image Type The nature or genre of the resource Story or anecdote Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Saguache County https://esencialcolorado.org/files/original/5a8e1903934d215ac08037f8cfccb211.jpeg 16a9803488e736d41a9494917e167a32 Story or anecdote Stories and anecdotes in this archive are stories told about the experiences of agricultural workers. These stories can be told from the perspective of agricultural workers, promotores, advocates, and family members . Examples of personal stories include: journal entries, letters, written testimonies, photos of/from workers’ perspectives, and poems written about one's own experiences. [Main Participant] is who the story is about. [Creator] is the the person who recorded the story. Main Participant The name of the story's protagonist; the name of the person which the story is about. This person can be "anonymous". Agricultural workers Colorado County & Region Enter both the county in which the story was recorded and the state region. (ex: Otero County, Southeast; Weld County, North region 2) Delta, western slope Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Taking a break in the field Description An account of the resource Agricultural workers sit along an irrigation ditch holding long-handled hoes in their laps. A field of corn is in the background. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rosa Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Angeles Mendez Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image imagen Type The nature or genre of the resource Story or anecdote Una historia o anécdota Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Delta County Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource July 2023