Little Manila Rising
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4590 S Highway 99
We are an organization that remembers, reclaims and rebuilds Filipina/o American community and heritage in Stockton.
Popping up to invite you all to our 6th Community Resiliency Collaborative!
Join us on October 15th at 6pm at 27 S Grant Street to learn more on how to be prepared in case of a wildfire!
Doors open at 5:30pm
RSVP through the link in our bio! See you there!
Tiffany shares some basic tips for how you can prepare for El Niño! Make sure you're signed up for emergency alerts on Sjready.org! Visit our link tree to find more resilience tips on the Community Resilience Collaborative public drive.
09/25/2026
STOP RIGHT THERE!!
Join us on October 15th at 27 S. Grant St for our 6th Community Resiliency Collaborative to learn ways in how to stay safe in case of wildfire!
Doors open at 5:30, event starts at 6!
On September 22, 2020, Dillon Delvo, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Little Manila Rising, delivered these remarks at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Flora Arca Mata Elementary School.
More than the naming of a school, this moment honored a Filipina educator whose story reminds us why the humanities matter.
Flora Arca Mata’s legacy teaches us about representation, allyship, the power of education, and the courage to challenge exclusion. This school exists because students, educators, historians, families, and community advocates worked together to ensure her story would not be forgotten.
By preserving and sharing stories like Flora’s, we help future generations understand who they are, where they come from, and how they can help shape a more just future.
Because when we preserve our stories, we strengthen our community’s ability to imagine, organize, and build a better future together.
📣Does anyone know if there’s another school in America named after a Filipino woman?
✨ Follow along as we explore stories that connect us, teach us, and inspire us to build a more just future. Share your memories and help carry these stories forward.
Note: This video was captured via Zoom, so you may hear slight compression or remote-delay artifacts.
09/21/2026
Are you prepared in case of a wildfire?
Join us on October 15th to learn about wildfire safety and how to stay prepared! Our 6th Community Resiliency Collaborative will be happening at 27 S. Grant Street. Stockton, CA from 6pm - 7:30pm
Scan the QR code or use the link attached to the flyer to RSVP!
¿Está preparado para un incendio forestal?
¡Acompáñenos el 15 de octubre para aprender sobre seguridad ante incendios forestales y cómo estar preparado! Nuestra sexta edición de la *Community Resiliency Collaborative* (Colaborativa de Resiliencia Comunitaria) se llevará a cabo en el 27 S. Grant Street, Stockton, CA, de 6:00 p. m. a 7:30 p. m.
¡Escanee el código QR o utilice el enlace que aparece en el folleto para confirmar su asistencia!
09/16/2026
Have you visited the "How Can You Forget Me?" Exhibit in the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center yet? Learn more about the exhibit and first impressions of local Stocktonians.
Little Manila Rising (Stockton, CA) was recently featured in Stocktonia News for their work preserving a collection of historic steamer trunks belonging to Stockton’s first-generation Filipino laborers (sakadas). The trunks contained personal belongings and handwritten letters, serving as vital time capsules of Filipino American migration and community resilience.
Three of the trunks and their contents are now featured in the exhibit “How Can You Forget Me: Filipino American Stories” at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, on view through November 2027.
We applaud National CAPACD member Little Manila Rising’s community-led archiving efforts and dedication to preventing the erasure of history.
📖 Read the full profile on Stocktonia: [link in comments]
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Be there or be squared!
Free food, flowers, and fun!
Big day is tomorrow!!
Summoning Jutsu: Emergency Go Bag!
The opportunity for residents to connect directly with local organizations, learn about emergency resources, ask questions, and pick up information they can use to prepare themselves and their families is happening tomorrow!
This event is also about community resilience. When neighbors know how to prepare with one another and access the right resources, our entire community becomes stronger.
Join us as we come together to learn, connect, and prepare before the next emergency happens.
• Saturday, September 12, 2026 • 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
• El Concilio California, Stockton I| Opportunity Center
224 S. Sutter Street, Stockton
See you there!
RUN…to the Community Block Party happening this Saturday!
2 more days!!!
The Ready Together Community Block Party is a disaster preparedness resource fair created to bring emergency preparedness into the community. It’s an opportunity for residents to connect directly with local organizations, learn about emergency resources see live demonstrations, ask questions, and pick up information they can use to prepare themselves and their families.
is event is also about community resilience. When neighbors know how to prep k out for one another, and access the right resources, our entire community stronger.
Join us as we come together to learn, connect, and prepare before the next emergency happens.
• Saturday, September 12, 2026 • 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
• El Concilio California, Stockton I| Opportunity Center
224 S. Sutter Street, Stockton
See you there!
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