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The legend: The folk group Se'e Savy in their presentation at the Oaxacan Health Fair that took place in Selma, California

The legend: Elvira Mendoza, member of the group Se'e Savy

Ad calls for more young people to join "Se'e Savvy," a cultural organization that aims to preserve and teach Oaxaqueña culture. Meant to instill pride in the youth instead of shame. Lists organization meeting times & contact.

The legend: Comrade Centolia Maldonado leading a women's meeting

Article discusses how FIOB has expanded membership over the years. Mentions when membership greatly declined in 2001 after General Coordinator Arturo Pimentel Salas was removed for abuse of power & avoiding responsibilities.

This photo shows FIOB women with their children with a poster behind them.

Rufino Dominguez gives his perspective on being active in FIOB, discussing objectives, projects, & citizen empowerment. He characterizes members and the ideas that unite them in the fight for indigenous rights.

Black and white picture of a group of about 14 FIOB members standing in front a sign that says Frente Indígena Oaxaqueño Binacional FIOB A.C.

Opening announcement for the newest office & FIOB leadership inaugurated on October 9, 2002. Discusses their primary projects planned & mission to provide more support & resources to members living in border cities.