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Save Berkeley’s People’s Park
@ People's Park
Save Berkeley’s People’s Park
@ People's Park
Jun 3 @ 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Save People’s Park UCB Using “Housing Crisis” to Doze People’s Park. • City of Berkeley told UC to LIMIT ENROLLMENT. • UCB creates housing crisis by Uping Enrollment. Build elsewhere in Berkeley, Save our greenspace, Save People’s Park! If UCB gets their way, Berkeley will be covered with high-rises and hotels and the legacy of Berkeley’s historic contributions to the Free Speech, Anti War, and Community Democracy reduced to a bronze plaque. Don’t let that Happen! • The Spirit of Democracy Lives on in People’s Park. • The natural beauty … Continued
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Intro to DSA (San Francisco)
@ Alley Cat Books
Intro to DSA (San Francisco)
@ Alley Cat Books
Jun 3 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Interested in local politics? Have you heard about the Democratic Socialists and wanted to find out more? Are you looking for a way to be involved in your community? Come learn about the Democratic Socialists of America, San Francisco. Hear about our projects, our ballot measure, and ways that you can get involved. A better world is possible!64762
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Haiti Report Back – A Benefit for Community Radio in Haiti
@ La Pena Cultural Center
Haiti Report Back – A Benefit for Community Radio in Haiti
@ La Pena Cultural Center
Jun 3 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
with Margaret Prescod, Pierre Labossiere, Devonte Jackson, Walter Riley, Leslie Mullin. A report back of a recent delegation to Haiti with activists from Haiti Action Committee, BAJI-Oakland, and Global Women’s Strike. Come hear about the unbreakable resistance of the people of Haiti, who persevere in the face of US-orchestrated coups, stolen elections, violent repression and natural disasters worsened by corporate greed and government corruption. Eyewitness accounts of the first graduation ceremony at the University of the Aristide Foundation [UniFA]; community education through radio; local food production; and grassroots mobilizations against … Continued
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