(un)Occupy Albuquerque GA – Nov. 2, 2011 Facilitator: Carolina; Stacker: ?; Notetaker: Erica Agenda Announcements Working Group reports Relocation discussion Constitutional amendment Website(s) issue GA process proposal Announcements ● The Dia de los Muertos Parade is set to be a really great time. The theme is Bankers and Workers. The idea is to […]
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GA Notes – November 1, 2011
GENERAL ASSEMBLY NOTES: Nov. 1, 2011 Facilitator: Thomas; Note-taker: Kate AGENDA Camp agreements Census explanation Action Announcements General Announcements Hunger Strike/Proposal to UNM President David Schmidly/Visitor Provost Visit from Occupy Santa Fe members Action Announcements (listed in order of occurrence): WEDNESDAY 3-6 pm: Meet at Alvarado Transit Center downtown from 3-4 pm Action at […]
GA Notes – October 30, 2011
(un)Occupy Albuquerque General Assembly notes – Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011 12:30 – 4:30 p.m. Agenda 1. Visitor – Diana Dorn-Jones 2. Announcements 3. Working Group report-backs 4. Hunger strike/UNM proposal response 5. Actions – Nov. 2, Nov. 5, Nov. 11 6. Facebook admins 7. Website url 1. VISITOR Diana Dorn-Jones, United South Broadway Neighborhood Thank […]
GA Notes – October 28, 2011
(un)Occupy Albuquerque GA notes, 10/28/11 Submitted by Avi Conant Partial Minutes and Agenda Items *** Tonight’s meeting demonstrated the need to clarify temporary leadership roles at the beginning of each GA. There should be a clear facilitator, stacker, and two note-takers (ideally different people of different ages and genders each night, so that we can […]
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GA Notes – October 27, 2011
Announcements: Due to UNM policy, as it is currently being enforced, no protests or public demonstrations can take place that require 24 hours or more advanced planning. Protests and demonstrations with less than 24 hours advanced planning should be permitted (see Desi B. for details). For the record, it is my understanding that the following […]
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GA Notes – October 26, 2011
Going over camp rules The GA was kicked off of yale park by the police Announcements: last night from 11 to 3 there were nearly or maybe more than 500 ppl peacefully accembled to stand up for free speach, there were also 150 police that i could see some in riot gear. 31 ppl or […]
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GA Notes – October 23, 2011
Announcements In the 60s most of the movement was about alcohol and drugs and that didn’t get us anywhere kA lot of elders may criticize me for coming here and doing this. Chicago issued a curfew and 130 protestors stood their ground and sttod for their rights. There are fights that break out here on […]
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GA Notes – October 20, 2011
Announcement: Friday: (broadway and ceaser chavez handing our fliers from 4 to 6). Pajama Party on friday night Saturday at 11 we are going down to bank of america. saturday at 6pm there is going to be a vigil against police violence at 8th and central. So we have a bunch of fliers on forclosure […]
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GA Notes – October 19, 2011
I want to note that my computer ate half the notes which I had written so that means that the proposals are resurrected from my memory (and the memory of some other ppl who were near) right after the general assembly. If someone else was taking notes and could verify that the proposals at the […]
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GA Notes – October 18, 2011
Facilitator: Unknown Occupy notes for oct. 18, 2011 Today is an action meeting. Announcements Future Actions Name Change Safety Proposal Stay the Night Proposal: move name change down to the end of the agenda Passes, no blocks and no stand aside…. Announcements: Small business owners who have helped us, they asked us to stay away […]
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Because you can't solve wealth inequality without addressing racism, colonization, and injustice.