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Twenty years ago, on March 10, 2006, thousands took to the streets of Chicago to defend our dignity and demand justice.
At that time, Casa Michoacán served as our operations and logistics center — a space of coordination, strategy, and collective hope during a historic mobilization.

Now, two decades later, we return to that same space to reflect with clarity and commitment:
Where are we now? What have we achieved? What challenges remain? Why must we continue organizing?

The Consejo de Resistencia invites you to a community conversation:
“March 10 Movement: 20 Years of Struggle – Where We Stand and Why We Must Continue”

Tuesday, March 10, 2026
6:00 p.m.
Casa Michoacán Pilsen
1638 S. Blue Island Ave., Chicago

We return to the place that 20 years ago was the logistical heart of the mobilization, to reaffirm that dignity must be defended, rights must be won, and justice for our immigrant community remains an ongoing struggle.

The struggle continues.