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A Anarchist General Assembly has been called January 14th at the Old Red and Black Cafe. Or the social action justice center 400 SE 12th Ave, Portland Oregon 97214.
Potluck in the Park is excited to announce that we will be once again holding our annual free Christmas Dinner at the Portland Art Museum.
Our meal will be served Sunday, December 25th from 1:00pm until 4:00pm this year. 23rd ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DINNER Hosted by "Potluck in the Park" LOCATED AT THE PORTLAND ART MUSEUM in the MARK BUILDING! 1119 SW Park Ave Portland Oregon 97205 This dinner is free to all and anybody
Featuring performances by US [+], Alexis Cannard, Baqi Coles and many more! With guest Native American elder speaking with updates upon a recent return from Standing Rock, Portland youth rally to raise resources and finances for a team of Portlanders to assist at Standing Rock.
PDX HIP-HOP ARTISTS & YOUTH COME TOGETHER TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR THE STANDING ROCK WATER PROTECTORS Portland, OR, December 8th, [ December 14th ] 2016: A group of local hip-hop artists are bringing together "PDX HIP-HOP 4 STANDING ROCK," two nights of benefit concerts and a compilation CD to honor the water protectors with their gift of music. The goal is to raise funds and gather supplies for the water protectors who are currently camped in the Standing Rock reservation, North Dakota. A few days after the show, 3 of the main-organizers, Talilo Marfil, Freddy Flowpez and Quincy Davis, will head out to Standing rock to deliver the supplies and the compilation CD, as part of the Standing Rock International Caravan led by Chief Buzz Nelson of the Lakota Pine Ridge and Northern Cheyenne. Official website:  http://cyphercure.org/
Dec 14th Fundraiser event @ The Raven: NE 31st & Sandy Blvd.
Help Standing Rock with supplies
These things are needed now: - wool socks - wool blankets - hand warmers - trauma kits (portable) - suturing kits - milk of magnesia (plain not flavored) for washing eyes hit with pepper spray or other contaminants Ship to: Standing Rock Medic & Healer Council PO Box 1251 Bismark, North Dakota 58502 For more info & a complete list, see medichealingcouncil on FaceBook
Winona La Duke speaks eloquently and passionately about the Rights of Nature and of Indigenous values relevant to the ongoing struggle of the Water Protectors in North Dakota.
La Duke also talks about the history of the Standing Rock area and of the people who have resided there for millennium. This is an excerpt from a longer presentation which will be posted soon.... https://youtu.be/tUi9hKd7Brw
A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. NHK World Radio Japan, Radio Havana Cuba, Spanish National Radio, and Sputnik Radio.
The latest Shortwave Report (November 18) is up at the website http://www.outfarpress.com/shortwave.shtml in 3 forms [...]
A rally at the Army Corps of Engineers then over to Waterfront park Portland People marched in Solidarity with Standing Rock and "No North Dakota Pipeline".
I arrived on 3rd street at the Army Corps of Engineers office where a large gathering was going on. Only seen 2 cops the entire time (and no traffic was blocked in any kind of protest). I filmed the speeches at Waterfront park - estimated 500+ at the rally for Standing Rock. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lne-kECYMuc&sns=tw
Veterans For Peace Chapter 72 meeting in Portland pioneer Square
Armistice Day 11 11 16 Portland Oregon Gathering in Portland Oregon on Armistice Day (Veterans Day) in Portland - people gather to remember the day of commemorating "peace" https://youtu.be/iAHZvh06SyE [
Standing Rock Fundraiser Community Event:
Friday November 11th 2016 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Social Justice Action Center 400 SE 12th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97214 Join us next Friday for a community fundraiser to help local folks get out and support Standing Rock! Several people who live in the Portland area will be taking a caravan the next day (Nov. 12th) to head out there. We will have speakers, political education, some film clips and potluck! The way the state is responding is disgusting and unacceptable! But it's typical for imperialist/colonial/settler counterinsurgency tactics! We need to show that we can fight and that we can build a movement! This is a fundraiser so please bring what you can to support the folks that are heading out! This will be an open potluck so everyone is encouraged to share something. This is a Fundraiser for Standing Rock
Environmental Justice around Health of the Planet and Human Rights
Hearings going on inside city hall, over the details of the measure that passed, that says the city wont invest in fossil fuels. Rally outside of the Climate Hearing - Portland City Hall: https://youtu.be/KJEtWFIyZTw (13 min video)
Portland #NoDAPL Solidarity Action
November 15, 2016 • 4:00 PM U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Portland District 333 SW 1st Ave On Tuesday, November 15th, join a massive day of action across the country to demand that this administration and the next reject this pipeline. Join an action near you - and if one doesn't exist, organize an action in your community.
Not My President!
An estimated 2 thousands people pissed at Trump winning the election took to the streets for hours in Portland Oregon on 11.9.16. No police - and no violence. My crowd size estimate was around 2,000 + This video clip is from the West side (downtown) at about 5:30 PM, near city hall (protest had been going for a few hours prior, over to the East side via the Morrison bridge, then north up MLK to the Convention Center...then on to the Moda Center (Rose Garden) https://youtu.be/3LTQUy6BUZ8 (40 min video)
KBOO will provide live election coverage from 5:30 to 9PM
KBOO Portland (kboo.fm) will have live interviews and guests as we broadcast Election Night Coverage from 5:30PM til 9PM. Tune in to hear call-ins from the Presidential camps, Kristin Yount at the Chloe Eudaly rally, S.W. Conser, Lisa Loving, Theresa Mitchell, and various guests including candidates. That's 90.7 FM in the greater Portland area, other frequencies in Cascadia, and http://www.kboo.fm on the Web.
http://kboo.fm/electionnight2016
Join the Native community in our Sacred Water walk fundraiser in support of Standing Rock Nov.19th. Bring your families.
The Concerned Indian Committee along with local Native elders are holding a public sacred water walk on the waterfront Saturday November 19th. We are also organizing an interstate caravan to Standing Rock. Our leader is Buzz Nelson the grandfather of the president of the Lakota, Sioux tribe at Standing Rock, and our elders have been traveling back and forth from the front lines of the movement. I hope you will be able to attend our peaceful event which will start at 10am at Tom McCall Waterfront Park at the fountain. Around 11am we will walk across the Hawthorne to the Vera Katz Esplanade off of Grand and Salmon on the east side of the waterfront where our elders will be waiting to guide us through some wayer blessings and where indigenous groups will perform. On Facebook the event is called Sacred Water Walk for Standing Rock.
Rain or shine tomorrow...
NOW is the time, you have the voice! This a great opportunity to show your solidarity during this election season with this diverse community of welcome. "Rally and Vigil for Immigrant Justice" Standing Against the Hate Rally This is the perfect moment to stand with your Oregon neighbors to demonstrate that we are a community and country who will accept nothing less than dignity and justice. Thursday, Oct. 27, 2016 - 5:00pm Terry Schrunk Plaza 364 SW Madison St. Portland, OR - downtown on 3rd street
This is the full video of the Walk for "Water is Life" event in Portland Oregon. [In solidarity with Standing Rock - No DAPL]
https://youtu.be/TE_gFcRWBQU [2 hour 20 minutes]
Stops were made at four places: N. S, E. and W. sides of the Willamette river. The walk in Portland Oregon was to bring attention to the Standing Rock protest and injustice with the Dakota Access Pipeline. This peace walk today title " Sacred Water Walk" started at noon under the Steele bridge - the walk took us along the Willamette river on the east side river bank...meeting along the way, under the Hawthorn bridge, with the Elders and those who couldn't make the walk for a prayer and ceremony and music. [...]
Ralph Nader speaking at the October 22, 2016 Portland Oregon Rally, addressing the 12 main effects of big money in politics.
This event was a benefit for campaign finance reform Measure 26-184, Honest-Elections Mutnomah County. In his usual thorough and humorous style, Nader lays out the bare bones of the corrupting influence of big money, the greedy machinations of the wealthy class and subservience of elected officials. https://youtu.be/PYy15uPTV2I
Video recording: The Portland Human Rights Commission meeting on October 5th 2016.
Four New HRC members attended this meeting. Standing Rock discussion has held during the public comment time frame Discussion & planning for Emily G. Gottfried Human Rights Awards happens at the end of this meeting. The commission is still one person short. This video is also available on https://archive.org/details/HRCMeeting10.5.16 to view or download.
lots of screaming and screeching on the YouTube videos as they're thrown out front door...
City Hall - Riot Cops 5 PM News Update Wednesday 10.12.16 https://youtu.be/Vl5YxvL470I (20 min YouTube video)
Here are some pictures form the Portland Oregon, Peace Walk for Clean Water and to show Solidarity with those in Standing Rock that are protesting the NoDAPL (No Dakota Access Pipeline).
This peace walk today title " Sacred Water Walk" started at noon under the Steele bridge - the walk took us along the Willamette river on the east side river bank...meeting along the way, under the Hawthorn bridge, with the Elders and those who couldn't make the walk for a prayer and ceremony and music. [...]
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