Join us for our September Swap. All are welcome to take what they need from the swap, no need to bring something with you. The UnLocal swaps are parties where community bring all types of items in new or good condition, in the end, participants are able to go home with new items, declutter their homes and […]
The UnLocal community are welcome to bring an offering for the community altar in honor of all lives lost at the border, at home and in consequence of American Imperialism. Please feel free to bring family and home to share.
The UnLocal Education and Outreach team has teamed up with company of theater makers, A Laboratory for Actors Training (ALAT), to hold space for our communities as we read plays, get to know playwrights, engage in theater practices and dismantle themes and conversations with a Race, Class, Power and Privilege perspective.
The UnLocal Education and Outreach team has teamed up with company of theater makers, A Laboratory for Actors Training (ALAT), to hold space for our communities as we read plays, get to know playwrights, engage in theater practices and dismantle themes and conversations with a Race, Class, Power and Privilege perspective.
Never made a resume before? Looking to receive feedback on a resume you created? Nervous for an upcoming interview? The Community and Connection Series at UnLocal is hosting a Resume Review + Interview Tools Workshop. Participants will meet with a designated individual to answer any questions or feedback.The workshop will take place virtually on Nov […]
We will be hosting a Holiday Letter Writing on Monday, November 14th from 4:30PM-6:30PM. Letters will be addressed to folks who are in a detention center. If you have a loved one you'd like us to send letters to please email karla@unlocal.org with their name and A number.
The UnLocal Education and Outreach team has teamed up with company of theater makers, A Laboratory for Actors Training (ALAT), to hold space for our communities as we read plays, get to know playwrights, engage in theater practices and dismantle themes and conversations with a Race, Class, Power and Privilege perspective.