Familias Unidas por la Justicia records and ephemera, 2012-2018

Scope and Content: Ephemera, picket signs, flyers, correspondence, meeting notes, a berry package, stickers, digital photographs, videos, and documents from Familias Unidas por la Justicia's work organizing farmworkers in Whatcom County. Some materials relate to Community to Community Development, a grassroots organization that worked closely with the workers of FUJ during its history. Highlights of the collection includes materials from FUJ's organizing, strike, boycott, and contract victory against Sakuma Brothers, Inc., a berry grower in Mount Vernon, Washington where many of the FUJ workers were employed and lived.

Scope and Content: Ephemera, flyers, correspondence, meeting notes, stickers, digital photographs, and documents from Familias Unidas por la Justicia's work organizing farmworkers in Whatcom County. Some materials relate to Community to Community Development, a grassroots organization that worked closely with the workers of FUJ during its history. Highlights of the collection include materials from FUJ's organizing, strike, boycott, and contract victory against Sakuma Brothers, Inc., a berry grower in Mount Vernon, Washington where many of the FUJ workers were employed and lived.

Scope and Content: Banner created by Familias Unidas por la Justice during the Sakuma Brothers union organizing campaign. FUJ marched behind it and used it in dozens of rallies and actions. Banner reads "Support Farmworkers: Boycott Sakuma Berries boycottsakumaberries.com"