Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights
Radio Migrante
Radio Migrante was launched to inform, defend, and guide the Latino community, when well-beloved community radio station Radio Información closed its door.
Latino community · Current programs: Todas las Voces everyday from 10 am. to 12 pm.; Glahriadores Thursday at 12 pm.; Chambeando Fridays at 12 pm.
From glahr.org/our-work ↗About this program
GLAHR continued the legacy of Radio Información by continuing opening the space to different opinions and engaging the Latino community to share their political opinions through various weekly programs.
Radio Migrante prioritizes the participation of the Latino community and we cordially invite community members to call and share their opinions.
We are live streamed on Youtube and Facebook during the programs, or you can download the TuneIn Radio app and listen to “Radio Migrante” at any time.
Questions
How can I call or text to express my opinion?
If you are interested in calling or sending a text to express your opinion, you can reach us at: Call: 404-981-5797 Text: 770-821-9907
How can I listen to Radio Migrante?
We are live streamed on Youtube and Facebook during the programs, or you can download the TuneIn Radio app and listen to “Radio Migrante” at any time.
Details
- Who
- Latino community
- When
- Current programs: Todas las Voces everyday from 10 am. to 12 pm.; Glahriadores Thursday at 12 pm.; Chambeando Fridays at 12 pm.
- Where
- Online
Run by
Know Your RightsIn 2016, GLAHR launched a “Know Your Rights” campaign in response to violations of our 4th amendment protected by the constitution.
End 287GIn 2007, GLAHR started its campaign to end the 287(g) program when the program first began in Georgia.
NoTechforICEThe NoTechforICE campaign has its roots focused on dismantling the big machine that is supporting ICE to increase arrest, detentions, and deportations known as being technology companies.