Action Alerts
Friday, April 9, 2021, 12:00 PM
Farmworkers have suffered during COVID from horrific working and living conditions, loss of family members, abuse, and deprivation we can only imagine. They are calling on us to do one simple thing: Show up at Wendy’s Headquarters to Demand Dignity and Fair Wages for Farmworkers. Please mark your calendar and plan to join us at 1 Dave Thomas Blvd. (Dublin Granville Rd. across from the Oakland Nursery) at 12:00 pm on April 9! We’ll social distance as needed.
Thursday, April 8, 2021, 8:00 PM
Hear from local communities about the ways communities are criminalized and surveilled, the impact, and how community members have organized to push back.
Your generosity and love for Miriam and her family are much appreciated.
Your generosity and love for Miriam and her family are much appreciated.
Help us reach our goal of $100k between now and May 1st!! We remain focused on the goal to free as many Black mothers, guardians and caretakers from bondage prior to Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 9th. We cannot reach this goal without Our community. Please consider making an investment in the lives of countless families in Columbus to #FreeBlackMamas.
Monday, April 5, 7pm, this event will be occurring via Zoom
Do you want to
• learn about mutual aid and how to get involved?
• share ideas?
• offer help?
• communicate needs?
• meet the community?
• ask questions?
• just say hi?
Central Ohio Food Not Bombs is holding a general community meeting! Food Not Bombs is a mutual aid group, not a charity. That means that you are part of our group and you are invited to join us to discuss your thoughts and ideas.
This meeting will be open to the community. All individuals and identities are welcome and respected.
This will be a virtual meeting! We will be hosting the meeting on Zoom. You can download the app or join from your web browser or phone.
Please use this Zoom link to join this event.
Hosted by Central Ohio Food Not Bombs.
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From ACLU Ohio: Police contract negotiations are complicated, technical, and usually occur behind closed doors. To make this process more accessible and transparent, we created a police negotiation toolkit for Columbus activists! Police union contracts often serve to protect police officers and help conceal abuses of power, and therefore work against the interests of our communities.
