CNY Solidarity members and supporters:
Please find below the weekly ACTION ALERTS from Indivisible NY24 and our legislative action teams.
Today – Tuesday (Dec 17 – 18)
No Actions today (until further notice)
Wednesday (Dec 19)
One meeting today.
Winning Democracry reform in New York State.
Today is the first of two important opportunities to continue to move forward our effort to win democracy reforms in New York this week. (Check Thursday for the second opportunity)
Wednesday at 10 AM we will be meeting with Colleen Deacon who is Cuomo’s regional representative at the peace and social justice center at 2013 East Genesee St. We will meet up at 9:30 am to prepare. Please contact Jonah Minkoff-Zern if you’d like to attend.
Thursday (Dec 20)
1 meeting and 1 rally today
Meeting with Assemblywoman Hunter.
Thursday December 20th 9am-11am meeting with Assemblywoman Hunter. Please confirm with Misse Ross <8764598@gmail.com> if you plan to attend.
Democracy reform in New York State will continue with a second event this week.
Thursday at 1 PM at the State Office Building in Syracuse we will be holding a rally with senator elect Rachel May, assembly member Al Stirpe and others. Please spread the word!
https://www.facebook.com/events/2330139563939353/?ti=ia
Friday – Sunday (Dec 21 – 23)
No Actions at this time.
Save the date for these upcoming events
Thur, Jan 3: Day 1: Let’s Fix Our Democracy rally. 12:30pm outside Rep. Katko’s Syracuse office. Part of Indivisible national day of action.
Sun, Jan 6: significant appearance of Clare Grady, Ithaca-based Catholic Worker and long-time war resister at 1:30 at All Saints Church (adjacent to Bishop Harrison House). Clare is one of seven defendants facing up to twenty-five years in federal prison for the April 2018 Kings Bay Plowshares Nuclear-armed Submarine Disarmament action in Georgia. She will speak on the action and the upcoming federal trial.
Sun, Jan 6: CNY Solidarity Coalition meeting. 3-5pm at Bishop Harrison.
Sat, Jan 19: 3rd Annual Women’s Marches planned for DC (details here), Seneca Falls (here), and elsewhere. If anyone knows of plans for additional marches in CNY, please pass them along.
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