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June 2022
Online campaign launch – Fix Victoria’s Bail Laws Now!
Come to the online campaign launch of No crime, no time — Fix Victoria’s bail laws now. Hear from activists about why bail law reform is a pressing priority in Victoria. Learn about the objectives of this campaign initiated by the Indigenous Social Justice Association Melbourne. Get inspired to make this a key demand ahead of the state election in November. Help launch the campaign petition on the Megaphone platform with a splash. Find how you can get involved. Log…
Find out more »Commie Camping
In the Oakland hills, enjoy the ultimate rustic camping experience (with not-so-rustic options) with other political activists and revolutionary feminists. Delicious food, thought-provoking discussions around the campfires (along with s'mores), and nature hikes all contribute to a collaborative adventure for all. Spaces are limited so contact bayareafsp@socialism.com for more information and to reserve a spot. This is a fundraiser for the Freedom Socialist Fund Drive.
Find out more »Organize to Defend Abortion Rights- You Strike Roe? We Say No!
Come to this open meeting where we’ll discuss an action plan to save abortion rights. Activists from the National Mobilization for Reproductive Justice will be presenting their multi-pronged strategy in response to the impending SCOTUS ruling which could wipe out the right of women and trans people to control their bodies. Saturday, June 4th, 12pm. In person at Freedom Hall - 113 W. 128th St. Or via Zoom- register here.
Find out more »How overturning Roe v Wade directly threatens LGBTQ+ rights
The leaked draft decision from the conservative Supreme Court not only threatens reproductive freedom, but queer and trans rights as well. As states continue to pass anti-trans legislation, this decision would greenlight these reactionary measures and endanger hard won LGBTQ+ victories. Examine the continued rightward march of the nation’s highest court and how to fight back. Featuring: Anne Slater, Clinic defense organizer, founding member Dykes Against the Right, Seattle Jess Steever, Queer labor organizer, leader in End Homelessness Now, Los…
Find out more »Giant Book Sale
Clara's Books/New Freeway Hall 5018 Rainier Ave S Seattle, WA 98118 Thursday, June 9 thru Saturday, June 11, noon to 6:00pm Celebrate the written word this June by visiting our Giant Book Sale at New Freeway Hall and Clara’s Books! We’ve collected volumes, tomes, paperbacks, hardbacks, cookbooks, history polemics, fiction, non-fiction, high-art and romantic pulp for months in preparation for this event. The variety we have amassed can’t be overstated. Prices range from $1 to $10 plus a silent auction…
Find out more »Campaign for an Elected Civilian Review Board Meeting
Join FSP at the monthly meeting of the Campaign for an Elected Civilian Review Board, a coalition of organizations and individuals fighting for the passage of the Community POWER Act, legislation in the NY City Council to establish a workingclass board and independent prosecutor empowered to hold police accountable. Email nycfsp@gmail.com to register for the meeting.
Find out more »End Homelessness Now-LA Campaign Meeting
The End Homelessness Now-LA Campaign seeks to get city and county governments to use their vacant and underused properties to provide permanent supportive public housing to end the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles. Meets the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month at 2:00pm on Zoom. Learn more at our Facebook page. For more info: 323-732-6416 endhomelessnessnowla@gmail.com facebook.com/endhomelessnessnowla
Find out more »“Labor History — A Key to Unlocking Workers’ Power Today”
A nine-week discussion group on important past labor struggles. Goal: to provide insights about lessons that can be applied today to win against Amazon, Starbucks, and other private and public employers. Via zoom. Register at https://bit.ly/FSFD-Labor.
Find out more »Reel Resistance Film Night – “Let it Be Law”
Film Screening: Let It Be Law This powerful film documents the massive organizing that occurred in Argentina predominantly by women as they challenged their government and church to pass free, legal, and safe abortion laws across the country. For seven years they persisted until abortion became a national right. Here in the USA we need to gather and organize the same energy to defend the right to abortion and full reproductive freedom. Representatives from the National Mobilization for Reproductive Justice…
Find out more »Capitol Hill Pride
PrideFest 1122 E Pike St Seattle Call 206-722-2453 to volunteer or for more information.
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