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María Poblet, Executive Director
Dawn Phillips, Program Co-Director
Vanessa Moses, Program Co-Director
Adam Gold, Finance & Coms Director
Mai Stella Khantouche, Administrative Coordinator
Latifa Lewis, Operations Coordinator
Molly McClure, Volunteer Coordinator
Kate Sorensen, Development Manager
Lorraine DeGuzman, Development Coordinator
Rose Arrieta, Communications Coordinator
Cinthya Muñoz, Regional Lead, Immigrant Rights Organizer
Kitzia Esteva-Martinez Immigrant Rights Organizer
Lucia C. Kimble, Regional Rights Based Services Lead Organizer
Maria Zamudio, San Francisco Housing Rights Campaign Organizer
Paige Kumm, San Francisco Housing Rights Lead Counselor/Organizer
Myriam Zamora, San Francisco Housing Rights Counselor/Organizer
Chantal Garcia, San Francisco Housing Rights Counselor/Organizer
Leticia Arce, San Francisco Housing Rights Counselor/Organizer
Araceli Catalán, San Francisco Housing Clinic Receptionist
Camilo Sol Zamora, Regional Lead Organizer for Recruitment, Retention & Development
Robbie Clark, Housing Rights Campaign Lead Organizer
Jon Bean, Outreach Team Leader
Princess Beverly Williams, Oakland Organizer/Housing Counselor
Sanyika Bryant, SF Housing Organizer and Counselor
Becki Hom, Outreach Coordinator
Alma Blackwell, Oakland Housing Rights Organizer
María Poblet, Executive Director
María Poblet is the Executive Director of Causa Justa :: Just Cause. She is Chicana and Argentine, and has more than a decade of experience in Latino community organizing. At St. Peter's Housing Committee, María was instrumental in transforming a service provision model into a membership and organizing structure, and a grassroots leadership development and political education program. In 2009, she helped lead the merger between St. Peter's and Just Cause Oakland that created Causa Justa :: Just Cause, bringing together the organization's respective work in the Latino community in San Francisco and the African American community in Oakland into a single, regional organization for racial and economic justice. She has been a leader in movement building work at the grassroots, including the US Social Forum and the Grassroots Global Justice Alliance. Maria had the privilege of being mentored for many years by June Jordan, and was the Artistic Director of Poetry for the People before she fell in love with community organizing. Recently Maria was awarded a highly competitive 2-year Leader Spring Executive Fellowship for 2012.
Adam Gold, Finance & Comms Director
Adam has 15 years of organization-building experience in the East Bay. He brings expertise in developing infrastructure, capacity-building, financial management and building solid membership organizations. Adam was initially trained in community organizing from Oakland ACORN in 1996-97. From there, he got involved in the youth movement, co-founding C-Beyond in Concord, an organization originally dedicated to organizing white youth against racism. In 2000 Adam moved on to help found the Youth Empowerment Center, an umbrella organization for youth movement organizations. Adam was hired as Campaign Manager for the Yes on Measure EE Campaign in 2002 and began full-time with Just Cause Oakland (now CJJC) in 2003.
Kate Sorensen, Grassroots Fundraiser
Kate holds decades of grassroots organizing experience. She has participated in national organizations that have directly impacted social change. She contributed base–building expertise to not-for-profit organizations like ACT UP Philadelphia, and Queer Nation LA. She helped to found the Philadelphia, Up Against the Law legal collective. Kate has worked as a lead organizer in several Nurses Unions and was the program director and grant writer for STOP AIDS Project in San Francisco. She raised funds for Health Initiatives for Youth as the Development Manager. Kate served with a Board of hot shot Directors that helped to pull Lyon-Martin Health Services clinic from the ashes like a beautiful Phoenix. Woo!
Lorraine DeGuzman, Grassroots Resource Organizer
Before starting at CJJC, Lorraine studied Anthropology and Feminist Studies at UC Santa Cruz. After graduating Lorraine worked as Development Coordinator for the Coalition on Homelessness and South of Market Community Action Network in San Francisco. Lorraine believes grassroots fundraising can be a critical tool in sustaining radical social justice movements. Lorraine currently organizes with Babae SF, a grassroots and volunteer-based organization of Filipina women in San Francisco dedicated to supporting and empowering Pinays through critical education, leadership development, and community building.
Cinthya Muñoz,
Regional Lead, Immigrant Rights Organizer
Cinthya's political involvement began in Sacramento, CA, where, as a high school student, she organized against the criminalization of young people of color by school officials and the police. She became involved in the immigrant rights movement and was instrumental in organizing the student walkouts, community forums and marches that were part of the massive immigrant rights strikes of May 1, 2006. Cinthya began work at St. Peter's Housing Committee in 2007 as part of SOUL Summer School program for young organizers. In addition to her tenant and immigrant rights work at St. Peter's, Cinthya has been involved in various grassroots campaigns in the Bay Area. She heads up the immigrant rights organizing at Causa Justa :: Just Cause and co-chairs ACUDIR: Alameda County United In Defense of Immigrant Rights, a coalition fighting to defend and advance rights for all immigrants. Cinthya is an alumni of the Women's Policy Institute, and a recipient of the Fellowship for a New California.
Kitzia Esteva-Martinez, Immigrant Rights Organizer
Kitzia comes from a movement family and began her involvement in community organizing in San Francisco during high school. She was a youth organizer with PODER in their year-long Common Roots program. Latter she supported POWER's women workers project as part of the SOUL summer school program. Many of her family members are long-term leaders at POWER. Kitzia also participated along with her mom in the "No papers No Fear Journey for Justice," this past summer. She comes back to the Bay Area after attending college at UC Santa Barbara and spending two years doing multiracial organizing with the Los Angeles Bus Riders Union and Labor Community Strategy Center.
Dawn Phillips, Program Director
Dawn has almost two decades of organizing work in the Bay Area. After graduating from the Center for Third World Organizing's Minority Activist Apprenticeship Program (MAAP), Dawn spent six years as an organizer, then director of the community organizing program at Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (BOSS). Dawn then worked at People United for a Better Oakland (PUEBLO) for six years as the executive director leading a multi-racial, intergenerational organization. PUEBLO tackled issues from environmental justice, community safety and police accountability, to youth organizing and economic justice. Dawn has also served on the boards of the National Organizer's Alliance (NOA), Asian Communities for Reproductive Justice (ACRJ), and the East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy (EBASE) and is currently a member of the Steering Committee of the Right to the City Alliance.
Vanessa Moses, Program Co-Director
Vanessa's East Coast roots involved several years of leadership development and anti-oppression work with youth in Philadelphia. Once in the Bay Area, she became active with several community and political organizations, including as staff for Bay Area Police Watch, a project of the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, and as a collective member with the Center for Political Education. She received a bachelors degree from the University of Pennsylvania, and was later trained as an organizer at the National School for Strategic Organizing with the Labor/Community Strategy Center and Bus Riders Union in Los Angeles. Both before & during her work with CJJC, Vanessa also worked for 8 years with generationFIVE to help build and evolve transformative justice practices and collaboratives.
Paige Kumm, San Francisco Housing Rights Lead Counselor/Organizer
As a queer, biracial black-and-white Army brat with no hometown, Paige often found herself straddling cultural divides while growing up, becoming personally aware of widespread practices of exclusion, violence, and injustice. While studying at Stanford, she found an inspiring avenue to address those issues through the labor and immigrant rights student activist community, helping to organize a successful living wage campaign for Stanford's workers and eventually co-founding the Stanford Immigrant Rights Project. Her passion for worker and immigrant rights led to a union organizing stint with UNITE-HERE Local 631 in Phoenix, and now, in her new role as a tenant rights counselor in San Francisco, Paige feels prepared and empowered to be a leader in the struggle for black-brown unity and economic equality. In her free time, Paige enjoys attending concerts and professing her undying love for the Mission District.
Lucia Kimble, San Francisco Housing Rights Organizer
Prior to joining CJJC, Lucia had worked for five years with youth and families of color as a trainer, conference organizer, project interviewer and program coordinator in the Sacramento area. A Latina of Mexican and Guatemalan descent, she now leads the base building and service providing team in the San Francisco office. Lucia was recently selected as one of 35 women leaders awarded for 2012 a prestigious fellowship at the Women's Policy Institute.
Chantal Garcia, Oakland Housing Rights Organizer
Chantal began community organizing in 2006. On May 1st, 2006 she participated in the landmark march of one of the largest immigration rights protest in the nation. After attending the march she became involved with a youth led Xicana/o indigenous-based, social justice organization in Oakland. In 2010 she became involved with Improving Dreams, Equity, Access and Success (IDEAS) a student organization which organized around the Dream Act and to promote higher education to undocumented students around the SF Bay Area. In the Summer of 2012 she participated in the School of Unity and Liberation (SOUL) where she was hired by Causa Justa::Just Cause (CJJC) after stellar work as an intern in the Immigrants Rights Committee. Chantal is a salsa queen who rivals even Maria Poblet! She's loves being with her family when she's not at a Raiders football game. ¡Vaya!
Leticia Arce, San Francisco Housing Rights Organizer
Leticia Arce aka Lety was born in Portland, Oregon but grew up in the Central Valley in Fresno, California, where her parents were farmworkers. She says they always pushed her to get a higher education "so that you won't work under the sun and the heat for pennies." She attended San Francisco State University where she graduated in Raza Studies, and Race & Resistance Studies and was introduced to various student and community organizations including MEChA, La Raza Centro Legal, and Clinica Martin-Baro. In her spare time she has volunteered at Clinica Martin-Baro, a free SFSU-UCSF student-run general health clinic which respectfully serves the most under-served population in the Mission district. It's based on the Cuban medical health care perspective -- a preventative health care model.
Molly McClure, Volunteer Coordinator
Born and raised in the Bay Area, Molly first became politicized through queer, feminist and global justice organizing in the 1990s. While living in Philadelphia for five years, Molly supported immigrant rights and gender justice organizing, taught sex education in public high schools, and facilitated self-defense and anti-racism workshops. Since Hurricane Katrina, Molly has been doing Gulf Coast solidarity work in and out of New Orleans, and organizing around the struggle for a just reconstruction. In addition to working at CJJC, Molly works at the Catalyst Project doing anti-racism trainings.
Myriam Zamora, San Francisco Counselor/Organizer
Myriam began her community work when she was 15 years old volunteering in educational literacy campaigns in Nicaragua and has continued community work for the past 40 years. Since she immigrated to this country, Myriam has worked with many community-based organizations in San Francisco's Mission District. For the past six years, Myriam has been a housing counselor and organizer (at St. Peter's Housing Committee). She continues to work intensively on membership and leader development with CJJC.
Camilo Sol Zamora, Regional Lead Organizer for Recruitment, Retention & Development
Camilo is the Regional Lead Organizer for Recruitment, Retention & Leadership Development at Causa Justa :: Just Cause. He is a first generation immigrant and a proud Nicoya with roots in San Francisco where he was raised. He first began doing community work in the Mission District by providing direct service, performing outreach, and facilitating summer and after school programs for Latin@ immigrant youth. He co-founded a queer Latina youth support group, Aquellas L.O.C.A.S., and facilitated Latina immigrant support groups at Everett Middle School and International Studies Academy. Camilo started and coordinated a teen health program while at Good Samaritan Family Resource Center. While doing this work he saw many youth and their families experience major housing problems that affected the youth tremendously in school and with their health. Armed with a spirit to fight for housing rights, Camilo joined Causa Justa :: Just Cause in 2009 to become a housing rights counselor/organizer and develop the organization's first Tenant Rights Clinic in Oakland. In 2012, Camilo was appointed to the City of Oakland's Building Services Advisory Task Force. He is a recent alumni of Urban Habitat's Boards & Commissions Leadership Institute. Camilo currently resides in Oakland and works to defend low-income Oakland (and San Francisco) tenants against displacement.
Princess Beverly Williams, Oakland Clinic Lead Organizer/Housing Counselor
Princess Beverly Williams joined Causa Justa :: Just Cause as a member in 2009 and joined the staff as a Housing Rights Counselor in 2010. Princess Beverly comes to Causa Justa with more than 25 years of case management experience, beginning in 1985. In 1993, as a Leadership Development Intern for the Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (BOSS) organizing team, Princess Beverly worked on campaigns to win progressive taxation and to preserve the federal safety net. She subsequently worked at BOSS Oakland Homeless Project as counselor/community builder and then advocate before taking a position as an Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Specialist. Princess Beverly holds a Human Development Certificate from the College of Alameda.
Robbie Clark, Housing Rights Campaign Lead Organizer
Robbie was born and raised in Oakland and brings a wealth of knowledge about the city's residents and neighborhoods. Robbie became active in students' rights organizing at UCLA and the affirmative action struggle that was being waged at the time. Robbie has been active in local political campaigns in Oakland such as the district campaign of Amie Allison and Ron Dellums' mayoral campaign.
Jon Bean, Outreach Team Leader
Jon Bean moved from Alabama to California when he was 17. He has a passion for justice, which stems from having grown up in the South with his roots around civil rights and marches. "My grandparents were both in the NAACP and got me involved when I was young." He was in the NAACP Youth & College Chapter choir as well as president for the Youth College Chapter of the NAACP in Alabama. When he came to California he canvassed for the ACLU LGBTQ community and for California Peace Action. Jon got involved with CJJC last year with our Health Fair outreach. Although the job was only for 3 months, he continued his involvement with us, going to our Universidad, and member meetings. When the Housing Rights Organizer position opened up, he applied. "I wanted this job because I want to talk to my sons about a job that they can be really proud of me for. I'm going to raise a house of organizers." He has three sons, ages 7, 5 and one-year-old. He says being part of the organization has been "in short, life-changing. I was looking for a job but I found an opportunity for change."
Sanyika Bryant, SF Housing Organizer and Counselor
Sanyika Bryant is the oldest of his parents' six children and was raised in the city of Los Angeles. Sanyika was trained by the Labor/Community Strategy Center where he worked on the Bus Riders Union and Frontlines Press projects. He is also a graduate of the Strategy Center's National School for Strategic Organizing, class of 2003. Sanyika's ideology is rooted in Pan-Africanism, anti-imperialism and internationalism. He is also an artist and an author, and currently spends any free time he has away from his organizing duties working on his novel.
Becki Hom, Outreach Coordinator
Becki was introduced to organizing and social justice during an internship with Just Cause Oakland (now CJJC) in the summer of 2007. She continued to expand her understanding of the social justice movement by working with organizations in New York City and SOMCAN (South of Market Community Action Network) in San Francisco. Throughout her years working with other organizations, she has stayed connected with CJJC. After becoming a stronger, more confident organizer working with UNITE-HERE in New Haven, CT and Las Vegas, she retuned to CJJC. As the Outreach Coordinator, Becki is excited to be a part of reaching out to residents to let them know of their rights and how to get involved with our work.
Alma Blackwell, Oakland Housing Rights Organizer
Mai-Stella Khantouche, Administrative Coordinator
Mai-Stella has been a member of Causa Justa::Just Cause since 2008 (as part of Just Cause Oakland). She began volunteering for Just Cause Oakland at their 2007 annual event and immediately appreciated their political line. She liked their dedication to member and staff leadership development through high engagement and study; organizational discipline and warmth. Throughout the years Mai-Stella has participated not only as a member leader in the Steering Committee, but also as a volunteer, contractor, and Liberation Ink Program Assistance. She has recently joined the staff full-time as one of the Administrative Coordinators- focusing on Finance and HR- and is eager to contribute her decade plus of administrative experience to building a stronger, more effective and efficient organization and movement for social and economic justice.
Latifa Lewis, Operations Coordinator
I was born and raised in Oakland and identify with many of the issues residents are experiencing -- everything from housing, to early education, to the public service systems. I'm a graduate of UC Berkeley with a degree in Legal Studies and have known since high school that I wanted to help make a difference. The injustices and inequities I've witnessed and been a part of led me to want to see change in our community. It moved me into a life of advocacy and fighting for a quality and equitable life for impoverished communities. Currently I'm Board Chair for Parent Voices Oakland - a statewide grassroots organization that advocates for early childhood education and quality, accessible, and affordable education. I'm also Co-Chair of the Alameda County Early Childhood Policy Committee (ACECPC) - which address policies and systems within Alameda County impacting families with children up to 8 years old. I have used my own voice and testimony at events such as the Human Impact Budget Hearing held by the Alameda County Supervisors, testifying at legislative hearing in Sacramento and leading parent groups at legislative visits.
I am a mother of two bi-racial girls — black and brown unity at its finest..! and I love spending time with my family. I've also traveled quite a bit and still enjoy when I have the opportunity. We also enjoy having picnics and taking walks near the water.
Maria Zamudio, San Francisco Housing Rights Campaign Lead Organizer
Maria comes to the Bay Area from Santa Barbara, CA, where she was raised and where she participated in organizing efforts for the rights of immigrants, women, working-class and queer communities. Maria takes on the landlords and supports our members as they fight for their rights.
Araceli Catalán, San Francisco Housing Clinic Receptionist
As a Causa Justa member and a long-time St. Peter's Housing Committee member before our merger, Araceli has showed up everywhere from our local city hall to the U.S. Social Forums do the work of the movement. Now as a staff at CJJC, she's advising fellow tenants and supporting the tenant clinic's work.
Rose Arrieta, Communications Coordinator
With over 20 years of journalism experience from mainstream to community media. Rose has come on board to lead our organization's communications work. She's originally from Los Angeles and her work has been inspired by Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta, the Chicano Movement, American Indian Movement, and lots of conversations around the kitchen table with her pro-union family.


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carson Palmer scored 14 points in the 4th. If he scores zero like Ben WE WIN.
So games are won after 3 quarters now? Ok
Correction. Carson scored 17 in the 4th
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Happy Birthday! The new face of historic Main Street is now a year old. And, with improved pedestrian areas, lots of seating and a cleaned-up look, locals are flocking downtown.
"It was a tough couple of years, but it's nice to hear that what we did worked," Downtown Partnership marketing and communications director Kathy Dirks said. "Prior to the uplift, we didn't have any seating areas. There was nothing for kids before either."
Done in two phases, construction to fix infrastructure issues and beautify the area finished last June. While the City of Grand Junction paid for a new water line, most of the revitalization effort was funded by the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) as a capital improvement project.
"Summers are always a fun time downtown," Dirks said. "The uplift also allowed more restaurants to have outside dining, and people love that. This is such a community gathering place now."
Free WiFi access, which was part of the downtown upgrade, isn't running yet. Dirks said, however, she's still hopeful it will be accessible sometime this summer.
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"We got the road back last June," Brown Cycles owner Chris Brown said. "For the first six months, we didn't see a huge spike in business. It seems to be gang-bustering right now though."
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With kids' play areas, two baby stores and five bike shops, Brown also noted an increase in catering to a younger crowd.
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Il Bistro Italiano's owner Brunella Gualerzi said she's happy construction is over, and she's pleased with the results.
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"It's more appealing," Gualerzi said. "It enhances the feel, and it gets people downtown."
Located on Fourth and Main streets, construction directly resulted in slower spring business for two years, Gualerzi said, but "this year is much better." She attributes it to a combination of factors - construction being over, the economy improving, the street's new look and other new businesses in the area.
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Bruce Benge, owner of Benge's Shoes, said all Main Street updates are positively impacting his business. The 101-year-old shop operates on Main Street's 500 block.
"You're not going to have an antiquated water line break," Benge said. "There's (going to be) WiFi. All the things you can see - they look good. There was lots of disrepair before. Comments from people coming downtown are all very favorable."
Benge also noted an influx in pedestrians, especially children.
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Benge added that his sales are up as well.
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New Main Street business owner John Lintott said he's glad downtown traffic numbers are drawing more people into his gallery. The Kurtzman/Lintott Gallery opened on the 400 block in February as a joint venture with photographer Rob Kurtzman. Lintott said construction and the economy impeded on Kurtzman's former Main Street business, which led him to join forces with Lintott.
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LOL. That's what I used to think too.
I would add: Wife = Sedan :blush:
I always liked the look of most coupes better than their sedan counterparts. When I was buying my BMW the wife strongly suggested I get the sedan "in case someone wants to go with us".
Since I didn't want to hear about it for three years I agreed. :sick:
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I'm in your club! But she is right...so much easier to get in and out, although I've never been in the back seats.
Here's a funny story. I took 3 colleagues to lunch. One was my CFO who is very portly. He said the 3'r was a P.O.S. because there was no room for him in the back!
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hd665 Posts: 5I have the sedan. I think the sedan's looks are better than the coupes. different strokes for different folks. incidentally, no kids, empty nester, downsized from a yukon suv. went back and forth between the mercedes clk350. their coupe's lines are better due to the lack of a pillar on the window. imo.
I believe the coupe's rear seats can entirely fold down.
That's a real practical advantage if you ask me. Also,
the aerokit on the sedan looks inperceptable compared to
the standard. The coupe's aero kit looks nice (at least the front bumper does).
The couple cost roughly $2.3k more than the sedan. That's 4.7% more than the sedan optioned out some.
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The sedan doesn't have fold down seats I believe. They have this skinny
plastic fold down pouch or something like that big enough to allow skiis or
something to go through it. You can see it on bmwusa.com's build your own car thingy.
The coupe allows the entire rear seats to fold down I believe.
This is according to my understanding after visiting a BMW dealer recently.
I saw the sedan's pouch fold down, but I didn't see the coupe's seats fold down.
I'm going by what the sale's rep told me. Please do inform if I'm wrong.
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"The sedan doesn't have fold down seats I believe. They have this skinny
plastic fold down pouch or something like that big enough to allow skiis or
something to go through it. You can see it on bmwusa.com's build your own car thingy."
Incorrect, the Sedan CAN be purchased with "Split-folding rear seats including ski bag".
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overworkin Posts: 5I just talked my wife into buying a dealer demo 09 335 coupe. It will be in her name and she loves the car. By the way our kids are grown and have there own cars. If we need to have others in the car too bad. :shades: She has been looking for a white coupe for a while. We got a great deal since it is year end. The coupe is much more attractive than the sedan. Actually if I were to get a sedan I would rather get the C350, much better looking than the BMW.
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Charlie Adam netted a last-gasp penalty to earn Stoke City a dramatic 3-3 draw against Swansea City on Sunday.
The visitors had surrendered a two-goal lead at the Liberty Stadium and looked set for their fourth defeat in six Barclays Premier League games when a controversial call from referee Robert Madley handed Mark Hughes' men a lifeline. Jonathan Walters' eighth-minute goal, which came on his 100th consecutive league start, gave Stoke an ideal platform, and Stephen Ireland's first goal in almost two years doubled their advantage before the break. But a double from Wilfried Bony, sandwiching substitute Nathan Dyer's equaliser, put Swansea on course for a remarkable comeback win. That was until Wayne Routledge was adjudged to have handled on the line deep into stoppage time, with Adam keeping his cool from the resulting spot-kick.
Swansea manager Michael Laudrup made five changes from the 1-0 defeat by Cardiff City in their last league match. Gerhard Tremmel and Bony were two of the additions in the absence of the suspended Michel Vorm and injured Michu. There was also a double switch in the middle for the Dane, as Jonjo Shelvey and Dyer dropped to the bench to be replaced by Alejandro Pozuelo and Roland Lamah. Stoke manager Mark Hughes made just one change from the 1-1 draw against Southampton, with Wilson Palacios coming in for Glenn Whelan.
The visitors took the lead with just eight minutes on the clock, as Walters brushed aside two defenders before steering an effort past Tremmel and in off a post. Swansea looked to respond but it was Stoke who extended their lead in the 25th minute as Ireland scored his first Barclays Premier League goal since December 2011, controlling a ball from Peter Crouch brilliantly before firing home.
Asmir Begovic, a scorer in his last game, denied Swansea twice before the interval, keeping out Bony's effort and Routledge's rebound. The half-time break served the hosts well, though, and in the 56th minute they were able to get back into the game. Bony found the back of the net, beating Begovic with a powerful header after a fine cross from Jonathan de Guzman.
The hosts continued to pile on the pressure and they were rewarded once again in the 74th minute as Dyer, who had come on 19 minutes earlier, controlled well with his chest before shooting past Begovic. Bony's 86th-minute strike, which he slotted coolly past a helpless Begovic, looked set to secure the points, but a last-minute scramble in the area resulted in a penalty and Adam earned the visitors a share of the spoils.
Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup: "I just feel so sorry for my players. After being two goals down, we pinned Stoke back in their own half, and we continued to play and create chances. We scored three goals in the second-half but then this happens in the last minute.
"If I thought the players deserved to win on Thursday [ in the UEFA Europa League], they deserved it even more today. Even in the first half, we played good football. They scored the first goal when we were a man down with Ashley Williams injured.
"We then went 2-0 down, and from there it was uphill. In the second half, we played only in one half. I don't remember Gerhard having to make any saves in the second-half. We scored three goals, which would have made it a fantastic win.
"Overall, from what I saw of the players today – with and without the ball - it was really great. They showed great character, which they have shown many times. There were so many good things today. I can only repeat that I feel sorry for them that they only gain one point instead of three."
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Stoke City manager Mark Hughes: "First half, we were excellent – we came with a game plan and really executed it well. But second half, obviously we knew that there would be a response from Swansea and certainly there was – credit to them. They put us under pressure and, from my point of view, we're disappointed we didn't deal with that pressure as well as we could have.
"Obviously to concede three goals in the manner we did wasn't what we've been about this season; we have only conceded, prior to today's game, 11 goals in the Premier League in 10 games, so defensively we have been fine. In that second half, we lost a little bit of energy. We had to substitute Stevie Ireland and Wilson Palacios because of injury, [and] Marko Arnautovic just couldn't get in the game so we made a change there and I felt that unfortunately hindered us.
"The substitutions that Swansea made gave them a little bit more energy. The momentum of the game totally shifted in the second half and we didn't deal with it so that's a lesson for us to learn that we can't allow that to happen in the future."
Manager: Michael Laudrup
Manager: Mark Hughes
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