PICO National Network [SEP] inception
full citizenship for undocumented immigrants. The organization also supports universal health care.
History.
Faith in Action was founded in 1972 by John Baumann, as the Pacific Institute for Community Organization (PICO), headquartered in Oakland, California. In the late 1960s Baumann had worked with community organizing projects in Chicago, where he became familiar with Saul Alinsky's ideas. During the 1970s, Faith in Action worked with five neighborhood-based organizations, recruiting individuals and families. As neighborhoods experienced the economic and social upheavals of that
supercomputer), an IBM supercomputer
- Sega Pico, a video game system designed for young children
- Pico-8, a fantasy console and friendly game-making software
- Pico projector, a handheld projector
Other uses.
- Beretta Pico, a small, semi-automatic pistol manufactured in the United States by Beretta
- Laser Pico, a small sailing dinghy
- Pico de gallo, a salsa made from fresh vegetables, especially tomatoes, onions, and peppers
- PICO National Network, a U.S.