Geographic Information Systems Department
The Dolores Huerta Foundation uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology to advance equity, educate and empower communities of color. GIS amplifies storytelling and empowers grassroots community outreach campaigns such as integrative voter registration, civic engagement, census participation, and redistricting efforts. This tool allows DHF to equip and enhance organizing efforts to further mobilize and activate people for social change throughout the Central and Antelope Valley.
GIS Blog
HOLD PANAMA BUENA VISTA SCHOOL DISTRICT ACCOUNTABLE!
Redistricting determines if residents have fair representation in government and whether their representatives will reflect their interests....
Redistricting March for Our Future 12/4
Dolores Huerta Foundation (DHF), Service Employees International Union (SEIU) 521, Central California Coalition for Equitable Redistricting (CCCER),...
La directora de participación cívica de DHF, Lori, aparece en Radio Bilingüe “Condado de Tulare en el Valle Central de California contará con 3 distritos de mayoría latina”
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DHF Organizing Director Pam W. is featured in Your Central Valley’s “Fair or Foul? Is the Fresno county board of supervisors approving a redistricting map that helps them save their elected seats?”
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DHF Civic Engagement Director Lori P is featured in New York Times’ “Latino, Asian American, LGBTQ activists: They want to shape California’s congressional maps”
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DOLORES HUERTA FOUNDATION DEMANDS ADHERENCE TO REDISTRICTING CRITERIA IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY
In August the Census Bureau released data based on the 2020 Census. The U.S. Census Bureau provides all 50 states population counts to use in their...