The San Fernando Valley César Chávez March has been canceled. The event was originally scheduled for Sunday, March 22nd, 2026.
Statement on Cancellation of
César Chávez March for Justice
We are deeply saddened and troubled by the serious accounts of abuse attributed to César Chávez during his leadership with the United Farm Workers. Allegations of sexual assault, abuse, and the silencing of victims are painful to hear and impossible to ignore. We want to be clear: harm of any kind must never be tolerated, no exceptions, no excuses, regardless of who is involved.
With heavy hearts and careful reflection, we have made the decision to cancel the 33rd annual commemorative event.
We recognize and sincerely honor the decades of work, care, and community commitment that have shaped this march. Precisely because of those values, we are choosing to move forward in a way that upholds the safety, dignity, and trust of our community.
This event has stood for something greater than any one individual. It has been a space rooted in community, in collective power, and in the ongoing pursuit of dignity, opportunity, and justice for working families. While inspired by a historic movement, our purpose has always been centered on the people, the voices, the resilience, and the shared commitment to progress.
We remain, now as always, a movement for the people and by the people. Our mission is to raise awareness, foster dialogue, and uplift the issues that impact our community most. That commitment does not end here - the struggle continues.
The San Fernando Valley César Chávez March has been canceled. The event was originally scheduled for Sunday, March 22nd, 2026.
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Hugo and Jason joined NCADD-SFV’s podcast this month to share timely tips for prom season, highlighting the importance of making safe choices during this high-risk period for substance use. Missed it? Catch the episode wherever you get your podcasts!
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Public health interns Abby and Valeria delivered an eye-opening presentation on the risks of vaping and binge drinking. With relatable examples and hands-on activities, they brought prevention to life for CSUN students in a way that was both educational and engaging.
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Immigrant Town Halls: Know Your Rights
In partnership with CHIRLA, PWC, and LA County, we supported two virtual town halls to help immigrant families understand their rights and access vital resources. These sessions provided a safe space for empowerment and advocacy.
🗓 CHIRLA Town Hall: May 18
🗓 PWC Healthcare Access Town Hall: May 27
Both events are free and open to the public. RSVP here and here.

The Art of action goes live every Friday, from 8am-10am. You can Listen to us live on KROJ 101.5 Radio Ollin. We are also live online at https://www.pys.org/kroj

Marc and Adriana hosted an uplifting event at Magnolia Science Academy that combined frozen treats, mental wellness tips, and hands-on learning for National Prevention Week. Youth walked away with both sweet treats and tools for healthy living.
Self-Care for Men: A June Event Preview
Looking ahead, we're excited to support Behavioral Health Services’ event focused on marijuana awareness and men’s mental health. Set for June 12, this interactive gathering will provide education, empowerment, and community resources.

Stay informed and inspired—subscribe to our newsletter and be part of the movement to create healthier, safer communities for all. Whether you're a student, parent, advocate, or just passionate about change, there’s a place for you in Y4H.
For more information, contact Hugo at [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram:@puebloysalud
Discover opportunities to connect, learn, and take action in the San Fernando Valley.

This month’s Youth 4 Hoods Newsletter is packed with the energy, commitment, and creativity that define our coalition’s approach to youth engagement and substance use prevention. From college campus presentations to powerful podcast appearances, our team continues to be a voice for change across the San Fernando Valley and beyond.

Hugo and Jason joined NCADD-SFV’s podcast this month to share timely tips for prom season, highlighting the importance of making safe choices during this high-risk period for substance use. Missed it? Catch the episode wherever you get your podcasts!
On this month’s segment of The Art of Action on KROJ 101.5 FM, hypnotherapist and life coach Frankie Martinez shared his story of transformation and healing. With roots in civic service and a heart for helping others break mental barriers, Frankie is truly an inspiration.

Public health interns Abby and Valeria delivered an eye-opening presentation on the risks of vaping and binge drinking. With relatable examples and hands-on activities, they brought prevention to life for CSUN students in a way that was both educational and engaging.
As part of the Cesar Chavez Ambassadors Program, Hugo delivered a powerful workshop on opioid overdose awareness at Olive View Medical Center. Through real stories and life-saving training, he equipped young leaders with tools to protect their communities.
Immigrant Town Halls: Know Your Rights
In partnership with CHIRLA, PWC, and LA County, we supported two virtual town halls to help immigrant families understand their rights and access vital resources. These sessions provided a safe space for empowerment and advocacy.
🗓 CHIRLA Town Hall: May 18
🗓 PWC Healthcare Access Town Hall: May 27
Both events are free and open to the public. RSVP here and here.

The Art of action goes live every Friday, from 8am-10am. You can Listen to us live on KROJ 101.5 Radio Ollin. We are also live online at https://www.pys.org/kroj

Marc and Adriana hosted an uplifting event at Magnolia Science Academy that combined frozen treats, mental wellness tips, and hands-on learning for National Prevention Week. Youth walked away with both sweet treats and tools for healthy living.
Self-Care for Men: A June Event Preview
Looking ahead, we're excited to support Behavioral Health Services’ event focused on marijuana awareness and men’s mental health. Set for June 12, this interactive gathering will provide education, empowerment, and community resources.

Stay informed and inspired—subscribe to our newsletter and be part of the movement to create healthier, safer communities for all. Whether you're a student, parent, advocate, or just passionate about change, there’s a place for you in Y4H.
For more information, contact Hugo at [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram:@puebloysalud

This month’s Youth 4 Hoods Newsletter is packed with the energy, commitment, and creativity that define our coalition’s approach to youth engagement and substance use prevention. From college campus presentations to powerful podcast appearances, our team continues to be a voice for change across the San Fernando Valley and beyond.

Hugo and Jason joined NCADD-SFV’s podcast this month to share timely tips for prom season, highlighting the importance of making safe choices during this high-risk period for substance use. Missed it? Catch the episode wherever you get your podcasts!
On this month’s segment of The Art of Action on KROJ 101.5 FM, hypnotherapist and life coach Frankie Martinez shared his story of transformation and healing. With roots in civic service and a heart for helping others break mental barriers, Frankie is truly an inspiration.

Public health interns Abby and Valeria delivered an eye-opening presentation on the risks of vaping and binge drinking. With relatable examples and hands-on activities, they brought prevention to life for CSUN students in a way that was both educational and engaging.
As part of the Cesar Chavez Ambassadors Program, Hugo delivered a powerful workshop on opioid overdose awareness at Olive View Medical Center. Through real stories and life-saving training, he equipped young leaders with tools to protect their communities.
Immigrant Town Halls: Know Your Rights
In partnership with CHIRLA, PWC, and LA County, we supported two virtual town halls to help immigrant families understand their rights and access vital resources. These sessions provided a safe space for empowerment and advocacy.
🗓 CHIRLA Town Hall: May 18
🗓 PWC Healthcare Access Town Hall: May 27
Both events are free and open to the public. RSVP here and here.

The Art of action goes live every Friday, from 8am-10am. You can Listen to us live on KROJ 101.5 Radio Ollin. We are also live online at https://www.pys.org/kroj

Marc and Adriana hosted an uplifting event at Magnolia Science Academy that combined frozen treats, mental wellness tips, and hands-on learning for National Prevention Week. Youth walked away with both sweet treats and tools for healthy living.
Self-Care for Men: A June Event Preview
Looking ahead, we're excited to support Behavioral Health Services’ event focused on marijuana awareness and men’s mental health. Set for June 12, this interactive gathering will provide education, empowerment, and community resources.

Stay informed and inspired—subscribe to our newsletter and be part of the movement to create healthier, safer communities for all. Whether you're a student, parent, advocate, or just passionate about change, there’s a place for you in Y4H.
For more information, contact Hugo at [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram:@puebloysalud