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César E. Chávez, 1927-1993

Berkeley Celebrates “Si Se Puede!” in 2005

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Honoring César’s Legacy Through Service to the Community

2005 Commemorative Period
March 20th to April 23rd
Calendar of Events

Homage to Four Virtues of César Chávez

• Hope - To believe that seemingly insurmountable obstacles can be overcome
• Determination - To stay with a course of noble action despite obstacles. ¡Si Se Puede!
• Courage - To meet danger or advance unpopular opinions without giving way to fear
• Tolerance - To resolve differences peacefully by understanding the beliefs of others

César E. Chávez

It is especially important during these times of conflict and uncertainty that we remember those who believed in peace, equality, and justice.

César Chávez was born on March 31st, 1927 in Yuma, Arizona.  He dedicated his life to social and environmental justice for all Americans - challenging the terrible, cruel working conditions faced by farm workers.  César drew the attention of millions to the plight of farm workers and inspired a movement for social change.

 "...one of the heroic
     figures of our time."          
          -Robert F. Kennedy