Our History
The Legacy of the March
The March of Justice is rooted in the legacy of César Chávez, who believed in the power of ordinary people to create extraordinary change through non-violence, unity, and service.
From the grape boycotts of the 1960s to the farmworker marches across California, these actions inspired millions and reshaped labor rights in America. Through peaceful protest, Chávez and the United Farm Workers secured historic victories like the California Agricultural Labor Relations Act of 1975, the first law granting farmworkers the right to collective bargaining.
Our History
The Legacy of the March
The March of Justice is rooted in the legacy of César Chávez, who believed in the power of ordinary people to create extraordinary change through non-violence, unity, and service.
From the grape boycotts of the 1960s to the farmworker marches across California, these actions inspired millions and reshaped labor rights in America. Through peaceful protest, Chávez and the United Farm Workers secured historic victories like the California Agricultural Labor Relations Act of 1975, the first law granting farmworkers the right to collective bargaining.
March of Justice in San Fernando Valley, CA
What It Is
The March for Justice in the San Fernando Valley is organized by the César Chávez Commemorative Committee – San Fernando Valley (CCCCSFV), a project of Pueblo y Salud, Inc. This event, held annually in Northeast San Fernando Valley, commemorates César E. Chávez’s legacy and educates youth and community members about his nonviolent advocacy for farmworkers.
Each year, more than 5,000 students, parents, and community leaders gather for the march and related events.
March of Justice in San Fernando Valley, CA
What It Is
The March for Justice in the San Fernando Valley is organized by the César Chávez Commemorative Committee – San Fernando Valley (CCCCSFV), a project of Pueblo y Salud, Inc. This event, held annually in Northeast San Fernando Valley, commemorates César E. Chávez’s legacy and educates youth and community members about his nonviolent advocacy for farmworkers.
Each year, more than 5,000 students, parents, and community leaders gather for the march and related events.
About the 2026 March for Justice
The 2026 March for Justice continues the tradition of honoring César E. Chávez through community engagement, youth leadership, and calls for social justice. The San Fernando Valley’s César Chávez Commemorative Committee (CCCCSFV) intends to amplify participation, deepen educational programming, and strengthen community resource connections in 2026.
About the 2026
March for Justice
The 2026 March for Justice continues the tradition of honoring César E. Chávez through community engagement, youth leadership, and calls for social justice. The San Fernando Valley’s César Chávez Commemorative Committee (CCCCSFV) intends to amplify participation, deepen educational programming, and strengthen community resource connections in 2026.
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Preserving César Chávez’s vision
of justice, dignity, and unity
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Copyright 2025. All Right are Reserved. The Cesar Chavez Commemorative Committee is a project of Pueblo Y Salud, Inc., a community-based non-profit organization.
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