Adopted by consensus at GA on Sunday, September 15th, 2013 We here in Albuquerque, New Mexico cannot choose and do not choose to ignore that we live in the center of more than 20 Indigenous Pueblos and Nations (collectively, one of the largest indigenous landholdings in the United States) where the act of colonization, and […]
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Open Letter to OWS on the 2nd Anniversary of S17
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Health Fair WG – Final Planning
Dear friends, The Medicine for the People by the People working group met this weekend and again today and accomplished some good organizing….we are feeling good about the amazing response we have had from healers and providers. We have a schedule for Sat. April 27th: 9AM arrive to help prepare the space, set up the […]
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Medicine for the People: How to Help
Our second annual free health fair is coming up on Saturday April 27th. Last year’s event was well received and this year even more practitioners will be there to serve the community. So we can pull it off, we’re seeking volunteers to: * make appointments * work in the kitchen * pick up food the […]
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ABQ Quaker Minute in Solidarity with OWS & (un)Occupy ABQ
From the Albuquerque Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) Adopted January 6th, 2013: Since November of 2011, we, the Albuquerque Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), have been engaged in a process of listening, learning, and dialogue with participants in the (un)Occupy Albuquerque movement. This engagement has awakened us […]
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LANL 6 Trial: Brief Report-back
The trial began a bit after 9am, with about 75 people in attendance. Aside from the attendant press (which is immune from having opinions) all the audience was supportive. Since the courtroom audience is capped at 53 people, people rotated in and out so all who wanted to watch were able. After the prosecution’s witness […]
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LANL 6 Activists Face Trial Over Hiroshima Day Civil Disobedience
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 9th 2013 – 9:00 AM Los Alamos Municipal Courthouse 2500 Trinity Dr. Los Alamos, NM Six activists will stand trial on January 9th at 9 AM in the Los Alamos Municipal Court. They face three changes each as part of their rush-hour blockade of LANL’s entrance on the morning of August […]
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Fundraiser to help LANL 6 on Jan. 6th in Santa Fe
LANL 6 Solidarity Party:
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LANL 6 Trial: Jan. 9th in Los Alamos
From Nuke Free Now in Santa Fe: On August 6th 2012, the 67th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, six courageous and dedicated activists were arrested as part of the protests outside Los Alamos National Laboratory. As a result of their entirely peaceful protest, Dr. Catherine Euler, Pamela Gilchrist, Cathie Sullivan, Barbara Grothus, Janet Greenwald, […]
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Banner Drop at UNM Pres. Frank’s Inauguration
We will fight for free education for all. Will you? It was hung five stories up a bit after 3pm, asking a simple question as people began exiting the coronation at Popejoy Hall. It was up for over an hour before we took it home to await more excitement. (Also, we didn’t want to make […]
10/8/2012 Follow up action for the Education Teach-in
FOLLOW_UP ACTION from Teach-in for Education: Families United for Education is asking folks to attend a meeting with APS…on Oct 8th Monday at 6PM at APS City Centre: 6400 Uptown, NE: north of Indian School and east of San Pedro. They’re hoping for a big turn-out. It is a forum to discuss the implementation of […]
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Why (un)Occupy?
Because you can't solve wealth inequality without addressing racism, colonization, and injustice.