Know Your Rights
If any kind of officer comes to your door. Exercise your rights. Use this app to help communicate.
March 11, 2026
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Mayor Todd Gloria named Maria C. Chavez, immigration legal director at Partnership for ...
PANA / 11.03.2026 16:28 UTC: Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’ Insidesandiego Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’ web.archive.org/web/20260311...PANA / 11.03.2026 16:28 U
March 11, 2026
Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’
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Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’ Insidesandiego Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’ web.archive.org/web/20260311...(Feed generated with FetchRSS)
January 6, 2026
I have a piece out today on @nextcity.org. To start 2026, my latest report is a story on @panasd.org & how they have been develo...
I have a piece out today on @nextcity.org. To start 2026, my latest report is a story on @panasd.org & how they have been developing a community land trust. Leading an effort to build community-owned affordable housing & in San Diego, CA for immigrant & refugee families. nextcity.org/urbanist-new...
January 1, 2026
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#PANA10 #be10nging
PANA / 01.01.2026 18:01 UTC: 10 years. One unbreakable story of community power. For the past few months, we revisited the milestones: launching our legal defense program, winning tenant protections with #RightToARoof, protecting our democracy, building a youth-powered civic engagement infrastructu
December 17, 2025
10 Years Of Belonging
10 Years Of Belonging Experience PANA's 10 years of belonging in community in this video.(Feed generated with FetchRSS)
Mayor Gloria Honors Immigration Attorney Maria Chavez, Other Local Women as ‘Women of Distinction’
PANA Membership
New Trump administration policy puts refugees living in San Diego at risk of detention
‘Supposed to be a safe place’: Parents, state leaders weigh in as home visits from activists rattle child-care providers
Refugee Experiences Report
Every two years, PANA conducts a survey of refugees in San Diego County to better understand the experiences, challenges, and needs of our communities. This year’s report is particularly timely as it identified inequities around education, health, employment, housing, belonging, and surveillance.
Ending Surveillance
PANA’S INTEGRATED APPROACH TO DEMOCRACY AND JUSTICE
Tenant Protections
In June 2016, PANA released its first report, “San Diego Refugee Experiences” the conclusion of 50 house meetings led by San Diego refugee residents to study how the community is faring in areas such as health, education, jobs and housing. What we found was that across all of our communities, for our families fleeing conflict from Africa, Southeast Asia, or the Middle East, housing insecurity follows them here in the United States.
Civic Engagement
We are Community-driven.
January 20, 2026
Keeping Us Safe or Keeping Us Separate?: Unpacking Surveillance Culture
January 10, 2026
Big Corporations and Law Enforcement Duped Californians into Voting Against their Interests
January 4, 2026
Racializing and Weaponizing ‘Man’s Best Friend’
January 4, 2026
Your survival is an inconvenience to the state: Meet the people organizing accordingly
