Join the Audre Lorde Project, Sunday at 2pm, at the Vigil: United Against Hate.
Neighborhoods like Bushwick are routinely subjected to police brutality. Therefore we believe that it is ultimately the community's responsibility to ensure that tragedies like this never occur. We recognize the power of community members to challenge the root causes of violence. Therefore we call on all community members to organize for education, transformation, and healing.
Vigil: United Against Hate!
In response to Bushwick Hate Crime Committed Against the Sucuzhanay Brothers
When: Sunday December 14, 2008 at 2pm
Where: At Make the Road's Community Park (Corner of Grove Street and Myrtle Ave.) *We will march to the corner where the incidents happened (Corner of Bushwick Ave. and Kossuth Place.)
How to get there: Take the L train or the M train to Myrtle-Wycoff Ave
We are counting on your support: Let's fight against Hate Crimes as One Community!
For more information call or contact: Karina Claudio at 917-676-2559 or karina.claudio@maketheroadny.org
Tongues Afire Reading!
Join ALP at the POP Ball - Youth 25 and under
SOS Volunteer Night
The S.O.S. Collective is workin hard and taking names. We miss you and we know that you miss us! We’re doing incredible work from teaching classes on homophobia, transphobia, and violence prevention in a Crown Heights Middle school, to our fabulous Step Team, to the logos we’re finalizing for the Safe Spaces, you don’t wanna miss out. So join us at the next meeting, get involved with a committee, and help stop the violence in our community…
Whether or not you can come
Tuesday please keep sending those letters for Ali Forney. We’re living in
challenging times and we need to support each other now more than ever before.
Trans Day of Remembrance
Trans Day of Remembrance
Rights Denied: the Struggle for the Sacred and the Sovereign
The NorthEast Two-Spirit Society presents for this year's National Native American Heritage Month:
Rights Denied: the Struggle for the Sacred and the Sovereign
An examination of the successes and failures of the American Indian Religious Freedom & Indian Child Welfare Acts.
The Great Debate
SOS General Meeting
Help plan events, learn more about anti-violence work, contribute your passion and time to building a campaign for community safety, and participate in mini-trainings.
SOS Volunteer Night
Do you want to join S.O.S's step team?
Interested in educating community members about the connections between homophobia, transphobia,violence, and oppression?
Excited to grow the membership of the S.O.S. Collective in creative, fun ways?
Interested in recruiting more and increasing the visibility of Safe Spaces?
Don't miss this exciting opportunity!
All of the committee's S.O.S. Step Team, Community Building, Community Education, and Safe Spaces will be hosting volunteer meetings. From S.O.S. SafeParty promoting, to S.O.S. after-school classes in local schools, to the S.O.S. step team we're only getting more fabulous.
Join Us At The Meeting (open to alliies)! Metrocards and food will be provided.
I wanna be Safe OUTside the System!!!
Econ 101: Global Financial Crises, the Big “Bailout”, and Us
Event Change! We’re replacing the Immigration Forum with:
Econ 101: Global Financial Crises, the Big “Bailout”, and Us
Sharing Basic Questions and Answers such as:
*How did the economic system get to this point?
*Was real money lost, or did it simply cease to be imagined?
*What is actually happening?
*Is Joe the Plumber gay?
*What does it mean for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Two Spirit, Trans and Gender Non Conforming Communities of Color?
*What are assets, liquidity, and the FDIC?
*Does it matter if banks fail?