Month: September 2019

https://fighting-words.net/2019/09/27/coalition-led-by-ilwu-fights-for-jobs-and-against-gentrification/ By Terri Kay A community/labor meeting was held in West Oakland on Saturday, September 21, as part of a series of meetings which have been held on the greedy land grab planned by the billionaire Fisher family and real estate developers to move the Oakland A’s to a new stadium at the Port of […]

Fundraiser for De La Cruz Family 2801 S 5th Ct., Milwaukee, 5-9 P.M. Bounce Milwaukee From Kristine: On Monday my husband was detained by ICE and he was the sole provider for my family. So Bounce Milwaukee has agreed to hold a fundraiser for my family. So if people would like to come out to […]

Brunch.So.Hard MKE Let’s join the community effort to patronize this black owned gem on Teutonia that is suffering from construction in the area. If you do decide to come, please be patient when it comes to parking and service (they are receiving A LOT of support from the community). Because of this, it may be […]

El Salvador Milwaukee October 4 2019 Confronting Climate Change and Forced Migration in El Salvador Friday, Oct. 4, 2019 at 7 P.M. Peace Center, 1001 E. Keefe Avenue, Milwaukee, WI Free and open to the public (Free will monetary offerings accepted) ____________________ “Community organizing: confronting climate change and forced migration in El Salvador” Felicia Mijango […]

Community Town Hall Regarding Ascension St. Joseph Hospital  

Madison NOW – National Organization for Women As Madison’s 115th Fighter Wing has become a finalist for the siting of 20 new F-35As, Madison NOW would like to formally state its opposition to the project. Two of our organization’s core commitments are to promoting Economic Justice and Racial Justice. Both the Environmental Impact Study (EIS) […]

To free up billions of Pentagon dollars for investing in critical environmental projects and to eliminate the environmental havoc of war, movements for a livable, peaceful planet need to put “ending war” at the top of the “must do” list. By Medea Benjamin The environmental justice movement that is surging globally is intentionally intersectional, showing […]