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Join the ACLU of Florida as we discuss how to defend our civil rights and freedoms right here in Miami-Dade County. This will be your opportunity to meet with an Organizer and learn how to get involved and volunteer with the ACLU of Florida. Everyone is welcome, but we are strictly a nonpartisan organization that does not actively collaborate with any political party, but rather works to serve…
Welcome to ARC’s (Antiracist Conversations) 12-week Virtual Read-Around Book Club. We will read Isabel Wilkerson’s book, The Warmth of Other Suns, which tells the epic story of America's Great Migration. Our book club uses a unique format called a “Virtual Read-Around.” No reading ahead is required: we will meet every Tuesday from September 8 through December 15, 2026, to read and experience…
Join the ACLU of Florida as we discuss how to defend our civil rights and freedoms right here in Tampa Bay. This will be your opportunity to meet with a local organizer and learn how to get involved and volunteer with the ACLU of Florida's campaigns!
Session 4: The Iceberg Is Right Here Connecting history to our community today, how the past continues to shape the present right where we live. The essence of the Good Trouble Anti-Racism Workshop Series (hereafter referred to as GTAR Workshop Series) is encapsulated in a quote from Congressman John Lewis: "Not the civil rights we inherited-but the civil rights we are building." GTAR Workshop…
You'll learn about our mission to create safe social spaces for and by transgender and non-binary people in Houston and the work behind it, from connecting the most marginalized to housing, healthcare, and economic stability to advocating across Texas and the Southern United States for the civil rights and safety of Black transgender, non-binary, and queer people.
Presented by Jason Boehm, Professor of History & Political Science Speaker, the presentation will be a brief but focused history of the impact of systemic racism in Sussex County both historically and politically highlighting how deeply embedded racism is within our systems, culture, and institutions. Please join us and learn more about Sussex County!
Are you a white person who is fed up with the current administration, committed to fighting racism, but not sure where to start? Join us to learn more about Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) the largest organization in the US that explicitly brings together white people to fight racism and injustice. On this one hour call we will: Get a short orientation to SURJ, meet people who are new, and…
This is our regularly-scheduled monthly meeting which takes place on the 4th Saturday of every month unless otherwise noted. We are an extraordinary community of ordinary people in Portland City Council District 2, working together for justice, democracy, a fair economy, and the civil rights of all. Join us monthly to connect and plan good trouble together. Come what may on November 3rd, our…
Session 5: What Do We Do Now The call to action, turning understanding into real steps forward. The essence of the Good Trouble Anti-Racism Workshop Series (hereafter referred to as GTAR Workshop Series) is encapsulated in a quote from Congressman John Lewis: "Not the civil rights we inherited-but the civil rights we are building." GTAR Workshop Series is created and led by Sondra Light-Holt - a…
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