Welcome to unoccupyabq.org!

Welcome to unoccupyabq.org. We are currently building a site to help the Albuquerque general assembly of the (un)occupy movement coordinate more effectively. Please be patient as new information is added to the site. Thank you…

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  1. ben November 1, 2011 at 12:12 am #

    great job. lets keep trying ot organize for a new camp. I’m obligated to work 7 days a week but will do whatever I can to help.

  2. Ty Knight November 1, 2011 at 2:53 am #

    Sweetest diggity! Great job guys!

  3. Marti Reed November 1, 2011 at 4:43 am #

    My clock says it’s 10:39 PM Oct 31. Comments are saying it’s November 1. I guess that’s the thin line of Samhain? Or is there a glitch in your timestamping?

    Anyway, great job and kudos to all of you!!!

    Don’t shoot me I’m just a photographer!

  4. Marti Reed November 1, 2011 at 4:44 am #

    PS I can’t wait to see what the minutes to tonight’s GA look like.

  5. Jordan Whelchel November 1, 2011 at 6:37 am #

    Great job with the site! This should help tremendously with the ever-crucial question of information flow. Wish I could help, but I have no web design/programming experience whatsoever. :/ Anyway, cheers!

  6. Maria Brazil November 1, 2011 at 1:35 pm #

    looks great thanks for all the work. lots of actions this week. love it!

    • hershe November 2, 2011 at 4:37 am #

      Thanks, friend! It’s only going to get better!

      • Áine November 19, 2011 at 9:28 pm #

        this looks really great :)

    • Mick November 2, 2011 at 6:49 pm #

      lame

  7. maria November 1, 2011 at 5:39 pm #

    Happy to have this resource! Can we add flyers to down load here? Very good job.

  8. Summerspeaker November 3, 2011 at 5:12 pm #

    Thanks so much for getting this up and running!

  9. Nancy Denker November 3, 2011 at 7:25 pm #

    I have a bunch of “scraps” of vinyl banner material, large enough for many banners of different sizes. How/who is the best way to get this to you?

    • RoadRunneR November 7, 2011 at 2:35 am #

      i spent this week-end past constructing a height-adjustable banner-easel, bought a good 28″ hollow door to pin the banner-material to — in this case, it was “red” (pink) butcher-paper…laid-out a design i did on Word or something, 3 x line banner (consensed-on @ least twice) “Ocupa a Wall Street/Asemblea General de Alburquerque/Somos el 99%”…the kid’s poster/tempera paint i used was crappy; i want to up-grade to ‘1- Shot’ poster paint, it’ll make the lettering MUCH better, i bet…reinforced the paper-banner edge all around w/2″ transparent tape; made a frame of cut & knotted heavy cord, then folded banner-edge over cord & taped THAT down…knotted big loops @ 4 x corners to tie to ‘flag-poles’ (i just got a couple 10′-footer 1″ x 2” for now)…my fantasy is a coupler of colorful, all slogans both in Spanish & English on hand, ready for any 2 or 4 people to hoist up & represent Anytime! Anywhere!…set them up & guy them out, the banners are a dandy backdrop for media oppo’s or just for our identity @ GA’s maybe, or set-up/guyed-out facing the Central traffic, express “we’re still here, and we’re looking BETTER…”

      …ANYWAY…I’d like yer BANNER-MATERIAL VERY MUCH…got 2 x other lengths of 3′ colored butcher-paper, i just know they’re gonna get torn & trashed…How can we make this happen…?

  10. Maria Brazil November 4, 2011 at 6:57 pm #

    Dear Web Moderators:
    Please add these events to the calendar of events. Edit as you see fit.
    Thanks,
    Maria

    Albuquerque, November 9th
    Event: *Big Medicaid Community Meeting

    Event Type:* Rally to fight Medicaid cuts!

    Date/Time: * Wednesday, November 9, 6-7 pm

    Gathering Location: *UNM Continuing Ed. Bldg, University & Indian School
    NE
    Additional Directions:* Just north of Indian School on University. Ample
    parking in lots in front/back of building

    *No Medicaid Cuts! No co-pays or rate hikes that tax the poor!

    *Join your local movement for Health Care Justice!

    *Description of Event:* 500+ Photo Invitations have been sent to Gov.
    Martinez demanding *no cuts to Medicaid*. Is she listening? Will the Gov.
    sign our pledge to keep Medicaid, our families and our economy strong?
    Medicaid
    saves lives and money in New Mexico but Gov. Martinez & HSD Sect’y Squier
    want to “redesign” it. We say NO to Medicaid cuts, co-pays and premium
    hikes – they tax the wrong folks! Come on out and tell your
    <http://www.facebook.com/pages/My-New-Mexico-Medicaid-Story/1829508051…>Medicaid

    story and join us for free food, music, speakers and fun. *Join your
    movement for Health Care Justice today in NM!*

    Sponsored by*: NM Center on Law & Poverty, OLE NM, NM Alliance for Retired
    Americans, ABQ Healthcare for the Homeless, Raging Grannies, Mi Via Moving
    Forward, LULAC NM, Community Coalition for Healthcare Access, Know Your
    Care, ProgressNow, and more. (Contact us to sign-on; bring your group’s
    related educational materials to hand-out!)

    *Contact Information:* (505) 255-2840 ,
    k…@nmpovertylaw.org

    *rsvp here
    <http://salud4nm.nationbuilder.com/medicaid_community_meeting>(if

    possible)

    Event will be in English with professional Spanish interpretation via
    headsets. Flyer attached in English and Spanish*. * Please spread the word,
    bring the family & friends!

    *

    Together we’re stronger.

    Terry Schleder, MPH
    NM ARA Field Staff
    Cell: 505.401.1328

    Barbara Pardo, NM ARA President
    NM Alliance for Retired Americans
    1202 Pennsylvania NE
    ABQ, NM 87110
    ph 505.266.2505
    fx 505.266.2404

    http://www.RetiredAmericans.org/

    “Give ’em hell!” ­Emil Shaw

    Contributions to the NM Alliance for Retired Americans are not deductible
    as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes, but they are
    vital and appreciated.

    *NOTICE: *This information is intended only for the use of the individual
    or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is
    privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law.
    If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby
    notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of the
    communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this
    communication in error, please notify us immediately by reply e-mail and
    delete the material from any computer. Thank you.

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    Albuquerque, November 5
    https://www.google.com/calendar/render?hl&sourceid=navclient-ff&pli=1

    Event Title: CWA-AFSCME-FOP Coalition Town Hall Meetings

    Event Type: Town Hall Forum and Presentation on the Attack on N.M.
    Public Employee Collective Bargaining Rights

    Date/Time(s): Gathering Location(s):

    Nov. 5 — Albuquerque AFSCME Union Hall 10:00 am ­ 12:00 noon @ 1202
    Pennsylvania NE

    Sponsored by: CWA-AFSCME-FOP

    Description of Event:
    New Mexico’s public employees and elected officials have a shared duty
    to keep New Mexico, safe, clean and healthy. Together, we’ve always
    been dedicated to that work.

    By attacking our collective bargaining rights, the Governor will
    hollow-out the foundation of our state and prevent us from the
    providing the services citizens expect, pay for, and deserve.

    Be involved by standing against Gov. Martinez’s attempt to destroy the
    middle class and collapse state government. Side-by-side we’ll ensure
    our state moves forward and respects the dignity and workplace rights
    of public employees.

    Demand a FAIR CONTRACT!

    Contact Information: RSVP by calling 505-955-8534 or email:
    cont…@cwa7076.org

  11. Guy A Watson November 7, 2011 at 4:51 pm #

    “A moment or a movement?”
    This was part of a comment from a panelist on the Bill Mauer show. Is it possible that Occupy is a “Moment’? The news from both the national media and our own web sites is increasingly focused on the right to occupy a space and the number of arrests. Occupy created the two largest protest marches over the last month on Central (with the help of MoveOn and unions) that have been held in years. But on Saturday last after advertising on three of the Occupy sites few Occupy participants showed for the demonstration outside Bank of America. Arguments over “who threw the bricks in Oakland” and “Are the police bringing drunks to the park at OWS” and the University’s refusal to cooperate are taking precedence over the issue of how to bring down the corporate power in America. Diffuse small actions are not as effective as focused actions against a tentacle of the corporate giant that has replaced democracy in America. Shouldn’t issues and action take precedence over where a GA meeting is held? Is Occupy getting tired? This is a movement! Let’s not let it wind down to a “moment”