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#CancelPG&E — SF Press Conference and Hearing
@ SF City Hall, Polk St. Steps
#CancelPG&E — SF Press Conference and Hearing
@ SF City Hall, Polk St. Steps
Jul 7 @ 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Join the Reclaim Our Power coalition at a press conference and hearing where San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan will lead a resolution calling on Governor Newsom to #CancelPGE and initiate Golden State Energy, “a democratic alternative to California’s utility nightmare!” Newsom has approved a plan to give PG&E permission to continue operating as it emerges from bankruptcy court. Environmental justice groups say this would be a “License to Burn.” They point out that a federal judge found PG&E responsible for causing “at least 31 wildfires, burning nearly 1.5 million acres, destroying nearly 24,000 structures and killing 113 … Continued
3:00 pm
‘Presumed Guilty: How SCOTUS Empowered Police & Subverted Civil Rights’ Book Talk w/ AFJ
@ Online
‘Presumed Guilty: How SCOTUS Empowered Police & Subverted Civil Rights’ Book Talk w/ AFJ
@ Online
Jul 7 @ 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm
 Please join Alliance for Justice for a conversation with Berkeley Law Dean, Erwin Chemerinsky, and ACLU National Board President, Deborah Archer. RSVP: https://secure.everyaction.com/LbODdMaw9Eik0uc39PluAw2 For decades, the Supreme Court has knelt to police power, and communities of color have suffered disproportionate levels of harm and police violence as a result. Apart from the brief decade during which the Warren Court narrowly expanded the rights of the accused, the Supreme Court has historically sided with police and enabled racist practices. The chipping away at those rights has caused too many to become victim … Continued
3:00 pm
‘Presumed Guilty: How SCOTUS Empowered Police & Subverted Civil Rights’ Book Talk w/ AFJ
@ Online
‘Presumed Guilty: How SCOTUS Empowered Police & Subverted Civil Rights’ Book Talk w/ AFJ
@ Online
Jul 7 @ 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Please join Alliance for Justice for a conversation with Berkeley Law Dean, Erwin Chemerinsky, and ACLU National Board President, Deborah Archer. RSVP: https://secure.everyaction.com/LbODdMaw9Eik0uc39PluAw2 For decades, the Supreme Court has knelt to police power, and communities of color have suffered disproportionate levels of harm and police violence as a result. Apart from the brief decade during which the Warren Court narrowly expanded the rights of the accused, the Supreme Court has historically sided with police and enabled racist practices. The chipping away at those rights has caused too many to become victim … Continued
5:00 pm
Oakland Privacy Advisory Commission
@ Online
Oakland Privacy Advisory Commission
@ Online
Jul 7 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Please click the link below to join the webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85817209915 Relevant Agenda: 5. Surveillance Equipment Ordinance – OPD – Annual Report (Automated License Plate Readers) a. Review and take possible action on the annual report 6. Document Submission Proposal – Vice Chair Katz – Proposed policy regarding submission of documents to PAC by staff a. Review and take possible action on proposed policy 7. Surveillance Equipment Ordinance – OPD – Crime Lab DNA Instrumentation Policy a. Review and take possible action on the proposed use policy 8. Surveillance Equipment Ordinance … Continued
5:00 pm
People’s Park, UC & Privatization
@ Online
People’s Park, UC & Privatization
@ Online
Jul 7 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
People’s Park, UC & Privatization On Zoom, July 7 — 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm PDT The ongoing battle to prevent the development of People’s Park in Berkeley by the millionaire UC Regents continues unabated. This Zoom panel will talk about how the corporatization and privatization of UC is pushing the monetization of the public assets of the University and how this process has become a national trend. Strategies to prevent the imminent destruction of People’s Park by the UC Berkeley will be discussed, particularly in light of its recent … Continued
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