Cristina’s grassroots organizing work has brought attention to the plight of low-wage workers and immigrants, her work has been covered by The New York Times, MSNBC, National Public Radio, and more.
Austin Chronicle
LOCAL ACTIVIST NONPROFIT ENGAGES A GROWING DEMOGRAPHIC
Jolt Aims to Energize the Latino Vote
Austin Chronicle
Fighting for Justicia Workers Defense Project celebrates 10 years on the front lines of Texas labor
News Roundup: Immigration, Coyotes, and Convictions
For now, undocumented Texans still live under the shadow of deportation
Building Austin Labor advocates say there is more Austin can do to protect its low-wage workers
Beside the Point: Your Job or Your Life Worker death highlights unsafe conditions
The New York Times
Scared Straight — Into the Voting Booth
The Workers Defense Project, a Union in Spirit
National Public Radio
Construction Booming In Texas, But Many Workers Pay Dearly
Undocumented Texans Wait in Immigration Limbo
NPR All Things Considered
Teen Girls in Quinceañera Dresses Protest Texas Immigration Law
People
Texas Teens Fighting Against Anti-Immigration Bill in Quinceañera Dresses
Vogue
On the Steps of the Texas State Capitol, Quinceañera Dresses Stand for Inclusion and Equality
MSNBC Up Late with Alec Baldwin
Helping Workers get their WAGES
MTV News
Here's why fifteen young Latina women protested at the Texas Capitol in their Quinceañera dresses
Mother Jones
These Women Are Leading the Resistance in Texas
Al Jazeera
Texas Police Arrest DACA recipients in Austin Protest
Think Progress
15 Activists Arrested at Texas Protest in Support of Undocumented Immigrants
Austin American Statesman
O’Rourke must reboot his Latino voter outreach efforts
QUINCEAÑERA PROTEST: Texas teens protest against SB 4 at Capitol
A heartfelt Goodbye to a Fallen Construction Worker
Tzintzun steps down from Workers Defense Project after 12 years
Half of Texas construction workers undocumented
Latino USA
From Quinceañera to Protest: Tejana Teens Fight SB 4 Immigration Law
Latina Magazine
The Latinas Behind 'Jolt' Use Culture to Build Latinx Political Power in Texas
Texas Observer
Meet Jolt, the Latino Organization Aiming to Shake up Texas Politics
Dallas Morning News
Hundreds march to Texas Capitol in support of immigrants
Texas Republican leaders silent on Paxton’s request to end DACA
Protesters at Dallas City Hall seek mandatory breaks for low-wage laborers
Mother Jones
Will Texas’ Immigration Crackdown Spark the Latino Uprising Democrats Have Been Waiting For?
Houston Chronicle- Opinion
New Mother Fears Trump Forces “will come for us”
Democracy Now!
In Historic Move, AFL-CIO Expands Ranks with Vote to Include Non-Union, Immigrant, Low-Wage Workers
Southern Living Magazine
Color Lines
Facing Race Spotlight: Labor Activist Cristina Tzintzún
The White House Summit On Worker Voice
Brasil Economico
Quase um sindicato, entidade defende trabalhadores imigrantes nos EUA
Pump Handle
Construction workers in central Texas successfully tie living wages to big business tax breaks
Tribeza Magazine
KERA
The Texas Observer
Texas Change Makers- The Texas Observer Celebrates 60 years
Univision Austin
Critsina Tzintzun es reconocida por su trabajo a favor de los hispanos
Univision Dallas
Obreros en Dallas Logran Gol a Su Favor
AFL-CIO
Every 2.5 Days, a Construction Worker Dies in Texas; and What Two Groups Are Doing About It
KXAN – Austin
Worker hospitalized after being pinned in elevator shaft
WFAA – Dallas
Independent Contracting Costs Workers and Taxpayers
The Burnt Orange Report
Dallas City Council Yet To Act On Construction Workers’ Demands For Water Breaks
KUT
Immigration Reform Supporters Urge Texas to Drop Lawsuit Over Obama’s Executive Action
Latin Waves
Interview with Cristina Tzintzun
The Rag Blog
Workers Defense Project’s Cristina Tzintzún joins us on Rag Radio