Community Newsletter & Events
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May 20, 2025 – May 27, 2025
“Know where you stand, and stand there.” – Fr. Daniel Berrigan, SJ
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We had an action packed weekend with a pop up rally on Friday, nonviolent direct action training on Saturday and our monthly meeting on Sunday! Here are some items that were discussed at our Sunday meeting:
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Climate Justice: Extending the public comment period for the environmental review for Micron (sign petition here), NY HEAT Act, June 3 press conference
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State & Local Action: Delivered letter to the County Executive on May 6 asking for a town hall to be held. There has been no response. On the state level, we will be advocating for legislation to be passed like the NY For All Act, improving access to health care and more before the session ends in June. At the local level we will be working to pass Good Cause.
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Protest Team: June 14th No Kings 12:30 – 2pm & Weekly Pop Rallies are on Fridays at 5pm locations change each week.
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Electoral Team: Postcard writing for local candidates in the June 24th Primary.
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Legislative Engagement: Working on getting our federal representatives to have a unified message and to realize the moment we are in.
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Outreach: creating flyers to distribute at protests, spreading awareness of CNY Solidarity & Indivisible Onondaga County
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Comms Team: this new team was announced, to provide support to other CNY Solidarity and IOC teams as needed for publicity, social media, website and newsletter, etc. All those interested were encouraged to get in touch with Steve Simon.
Interested in helping? Come to our next meeting on June 8th!
Upcoming Meetings of CNY Solidarity Coalition:
Sunday, April 27 @ 3 PM
Tentative Agenda: Panel Discussion: SAVE Act, then Committee Breakouts
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June CNY Solidarity Coalition/Indivisible Onondaga County Meeting
Sunday June 8, 3-5 PM.
Bishop Harrison Center, 1342 Lancaster Ave, Syr. 13210
Special Presentation:
Syracuse: A Hidden Military and Surveillance Hub
Aren Burnside, Maxwell PhD Program
Beyond War and Militarism: A joint committee of Syracuse Peace Council and CNY Solidarity Coalition
This presentation will look at the history of militarization in the Syracuse area and how this history of militarization impacts a number of social issues in Syracuse.
Upcoming Meetings of CNY Solidarity Coalition:
Sunday, April 27 @ 3 PM
Tentative Agenda: Panel Discussion: SAVE Act, then Committee Breakouts
Special Presentation:
Syracuse: A Hidden Military and Surveillance Hub
Aren Burnside, Maxwell PhD Program
Beyond War and Militarism: A joint committee of Syracuse Peace Council and CNY Solidarity Coalition
This presentation will look at the history of militarization in the Syracuse area and how this history of militarization impacts a number of social issues in Syracuse.
Special Presentation:
Syracuse: A Hidden Military and Surveillance Hub
Aren Burnside, Maxwell PhD Program
Beyond War and Militarism: A joint committee of Syracuse Peace Council and CNY Solidarity Coalition
This presentation will look at the history of militarization in the Syracuse area and how this history of militarization impacts a number of social issues in Syracuse.
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Ensuring Access to Health Care in NY
In New York, many families don’t get the physical and mental health treatment they need, even when their health plan promises to cover the services.
Inconsistent and opaque insurance rules lead to delays, denials, and treatment being cut short. This has significant consequences for New York families, including caregiver stress, financial instability, worsened conditions and health crises.
Inseparable, a mental health advocacy organization, is hard at work to ensure families are given the health coverage they deserve from their insurance companies — and state leaders in New York are taking up our priority bill! State Senator Fernandez and Assemblymember Hunter have introduced a bill (S.5241/A.6648) to close insurance company loopholes and ensure patients get the health care they’ve been promised.
Add your name to show your support for S.5241/A.6648, which will ensure health plans cover the physical and mental health care New Yorkers need.
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From Indivisible. Call Gillibrand: Shame for Supporting Trump’s Crypto Scams!
Last night, 16 Senate Democrats, including Sen. Gillibrand, voted with Republicans to advance a crypto-friendly bill that will enable Trump’s corruption. Instead of standing up to Trump, these 16 Democrats decided they’d rather do a big favor for the crypto industry and legitimize an avenue for Trump to collect bribes.
It’s okay to disagree about the best ways to expand healthcare coverage or make housing more affordable. But it shouldn’t be hard to get every Democrat to oppose helping Trump accept bribes from billionaires and foreign governments.
A vote like this feeds cynicism about the Democratic Party not being real and not being about what they purportedly stand for.
https://www.gillibrand.senate.gov
Syracuse: (315) 448-0470 – Washington D.C.: (202) 224-4451
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Tell Assembly Members: Pass the NY HEAT Act!
Assemblymembers should be hearing from constituents that NY HEAT must pass this session because continuing to pour money into an inefficient and increasingly expensive gas system holds New York in the past when we could instead update NY’s outdated pro-gas laws to unlock billions of dollars in existing funding for modern, energy-efficient electric equipment. Both AM Stirpe and AM Hunter are co-sponsors of the NY HEAT Act, and you can thank them for that while also asking them to speak up for the bill in Conference and fight to pass it this session. AM Magnarelli is not a co-sponsor and therefore needs to hear your support for NY HEAT to pass. All Majority Party (Democrat) AMs should get letters. Here is a link to the bill We think that at this stage of the legislative session, emails and especially paper letters will get more attention than the prewritten click-and-send kind. AM Bronson (Rochester area) wrote an excellent Op-Ed supporting passage of the NY HEAT Act. Here is a detailed FAQ about NY HEAT.
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Vote Like a Tenant Campaign Canvassing: Syracuse Volunteers Needed!
Canvassing – The Vote Like a Tenant campaign is canvassing in Syracuse twice weekly to get tenants to the polls in the June election. They need volunteers to help reach and mobilize thousands of tenants to break corporate influence on local elections. Good Cause lease renewal and rent hike protections are on the ballot this June. They are also circulating a petition with the goal of getting 1,000 voters pledged to turn out.
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Letters to the Editor
CNY Solidarity Coalition encourages letters to the editor regarding issues affecting us locally and nationwide. We also recommend that letters are written in response to recent articles; these are more likely to get published. Links to these articles will be included each week.
If you’re looking for a subject to write about, here are this week’s suggestions:
Guidelines for writing Letters to the Editor, with a link to previously submitted letters, can be found here.
If you’ve written a letter, whether it’s been published or not, consider forwarding a copy to cnysolnews@gmail.com, so that it can be added to our website’s “Opinion” section.
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DHS asks for 20,000 National Guard troops for immigration roundups, Pentagon reviewing request
The Department of Homeland Security has asked for 20,000 National Guard troops to assist with immigration roundups across the country, and the Pentagon is reviewing the unusual request, a U.S. official confirmed to The Associated Press. DHS asked for the troops to help carry out President Donald Trump’s “mandate from the American people to arrest and deport criminal illegal aliens,” department spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said. She said DHS will ”use every tool and resource available” to do so because the “safety of American citizens comes first.”
Unlike the troops deployed at the southern border, these National Guard units would come from the states and be used to assist in deportation operations in the interior of the country.
Associated Press
Opinion: Continued police brutality must be met with active demands for reform
That means writing to local and state officials and demanding transparency from local police departments. Push for funding that supports mental health, housing and education resources instead of more weapons and armor for cops.
We must start and sign petitions that call for real reform, whether that’s removing school resource officers, pushing for body camera access or fighting for civilian review boards with real power.
It’s time to correct the rhetoric, not just the law.
Read on The Daily Orange
Syracuse.com has obtained the bulk of Micron’s report, which the county and other public agencies have refused to release since December.
“…the report says: The influx of thousands of construction workers and new residents would squeeze an already tight housing market, making it even harder to find an affordable place to live. Traffic would overwhelm local roads unless expensive improvements are made, including widening major roads and building two new highway interchanges. Local governments would collect $500 million more per year, but property taxes could still rise as the demand for services does, Micron’s analysis says.”
Read More Syracuse.com | Sign Petition to extend comment period
Exclusive: Micron report details lasting impacts to Central NY: jobs, traffic, population, pollution
Syracuse.com has obtained the bulk of Micron’s report, which the county and other public agencies have refused to release since December.
“…the report says: The influx of thousands of construction workers and new residents would squeeze an already tight housing market, making it even harder to find an affordable place to live. Traffic would overwhelm local roads unless expensive improvements are made, including widening major roads and building two new highway interchanges. Local governments would collect $500 million more per year, but property taxes could still rise as the demand for services does, Micron’s analysis says.”
Read More Syracuse.com | Sign Petition to extend comment period
DHS asks for 20,000 National Guard troops for immigration roundups, Pentagon reviewing request
The Department of Homeland Security has asked for 20,000 National Guard troops to assist with immigration roundups across the country, and the Pentagon is reviewing the unusual request, a U.S. official confirmed to The Associated Press. DHS asked for the troops to help carry out President Donald Trump’s “mandate from the American people to arrest and deport criminal illegal aliens,” department spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said. She said DHS will ”use every tool and resource available” to do so because the “safety of American citizens comes first.”
Unlike the troops deployed at the southern border, these National Guard units would come from the states and be used to assist in deportation operations in the interior of the country.
Associated Press
DHS asks for 20,000 National Guard troops for immigration roundups, Pentagon reviewing request
The Department of Homeland Security has asked for 20,000 National Guard troops to assist with immigration roundups across the country, and the Pentagon is reviewing the unusual request, a U.S. official confirmed to The Associated Press. DHS asked for the troops to help carry out President Donald Trump’s “mandate from the American people to arrest and deport criminal illegal aliens,” department spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said. She said DHS will ”use every tool and resource available” to do so because the “safety of American citizens comes first.”
Unlike the troops deployed at the southern border, these National Guard units would come from the states and be used to assist in deportation operations in the interior of the country.
Associated Press
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State officials plan hotline, safety measures for Syracuse residents affected by I-81 construction
Syracuse residents impacted by the re-imagining of the Interstate-81 viaduct this June will be able to call medical experts to learn best practices on how to deal with the fallout of construction. That includes the effects of air pollution and lead paint and dust contamination.
State Department of Transportation officials and community advocates announced a hotline, among other measures meant to maintain the health of nearby residents, at a Wednesday press conference at the Dunbar Center.
Read More on Central Current
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‘Revisionist History’: Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith Insists ‘The Three-Fifths Compromise Was A Good Thing’
Indiana’s Christian nationalist Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith stirred up controversy last month when he posted a video on social media defending the Constitution’s infamous “three-fifths clause”—a compromise made by the framers that gave southern states greater power by counting three-fifths of each enslaved person when determining representation in Congress—as a “great move” that made sure “that slavery would be eradicated in our nation.”
Beckwith’s interpretation of the compromise was entirely wrong because instead of ensuring that “slavery would be eradicated,” it actually ensured its survival for nearly another century.
Read More at People For The American Way
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‘Civilized People Do Not Starve Children to Death’: Sanders Rips US-Backed Israel’s 68-Day Gaza Aid Blockade
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) not only highlighted those conditions in a speech on the Senate floor Thursday but also called out the fact that the worsening humanitarian crisis “gets very little discussion here in the nation’s capital or in the halls of Congress,” even though Israel has spent the past 19 months destroying Gaza with armed and diplomatic support from the United States.
Read More on Common Dreams
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Run For Something: 51 Local Leaders Who Are Redefining Politics
Politics isn’t just happening in Washington, D.C. It’s in your school board meetings, your city halls, your county commissions. The fights that impact your daily life — abortion access, housing costs, book bans, climate disaster response — are won or lost locally.
That’s why Run For Something has unveiled their “May 2025 Endorsement Class:
51 unapologetic, unconventional, and unstoppable candidates who are redefining what leadership looks like”, including CNY Solidarity’s own Elaine Denton!
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Trump Is Escalating His Rendition of Democracy
Despite repeated legal setbacks demanding an end to these autocratic practices, the Trump administration continues its assault on the rule of law. For some of those snatched off the streets, the ultimate destination is a foreign hellhole.
…Persecution of judges and elected officials and warnings by Trump prosecutors to other critics are designed to silence resistance, as experienced in other dictatorial regimes.
Read it on Portside
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The State of the Media in America
Tuesday, May 20, 2025 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM ET
From Red Wine and Blue
Are you worried about the current state of American media? It’s easy to be concerned with the spread of online disinformation, the decline of local newspapers, and the newsrooms owned by billionaires. Let’s delve into the factors that have brought us here, the challenges we face today to share accurate information, and potential solutions to these hurdles. Join us for a discussion with media policy expert and author Victor Pickard to explore what’s working, what’s failing, and what we can all do to support factual news and journalism.
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RWB Civics Salon: What Does Congress Even Do?
Wednesday, May 21, 2025 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM ET
From Red Wine and Blue
Let’s be real—between the political drama, endless hearings, and suspiciously long recesses, it’s fair to ask: What does Congress actually DO? Join RWB’s Civics Salon for an informative but fun civics session where we decode the Legislative Branch. We’ll pull back the curtain on both the House and the Senate—who’s in charge of what, how decisions get made (or don’t), and how all this affects your life. From filibusters to funding fights, we’ve got you covered. Come for the civics, stay for the sisterhood and let’s try to make government make sense. See you there!
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Grow the Democratic Caucus Spring Kickoff Party
Thursday, May 22, 5 pm
Harvey’s Garden, 1200 E Water St, Syracuse, NY 13210
Leader Nodesia Hernandez and the members of the Democratic Caucus of the Onondaga County Legislature are asking for your assistance to help grow the caucus. There are majority Democrat districts in Manlius and Salina and this year with your help we can flip them!
Tickets
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The Dangers of the SAVE Act and Presidential Executive Order on Elections
Thursday, May 22 at 5:30pm – 7:00pm
Salt City Market Community Room, 484 S Salina St, Syracuse
You’re invited to Syracuse Onondaga County NAACP May Membership meeting. Hear from Jonah Minkoff-Zern and Dustin Czary about the SAVE Act and elections.
Learn More Here
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Determined Not to Enter the Ditch Again: Labor Struggles of the Erie Canal
Thursday, May 22 @ 6:00 PM
Erie Canal Museum – 318 Erie Boulevard East – Syracuse, New York 13202
In Person or Virtual; 2025 Sloan Lecture Series
Most Erie Canal histories focus on the great and glorious; DeWitt Clinton, Benjamin Wright, and Theodore Roosevelt. However, the Canal’s construction, operations, and the transformative changes it unleashed, hinged upon the blood, sweat, and toil of millions of working class individuals. Exploring the effort to expand the waterway and the labor organizing happening alongside the Erie Canal, this talk looks at those workers and their struggles to carve out a more equitable existence throughout the Canal Corridor. Come learn about our reinterpretation project and celebrate Labor History Month with us at a brief reception before the talk, starting at 5:30 PM.
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Finding Trusted New Sources in the Disinformation Era
Thursday, May 22, 2025 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM ET
From Red Wine and Blue
It’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s noise in this era of disinformation. With AI, deepfakes, and flat out lies spreading widely online, how do we determine what is reliable and what to avoid? Join our conversation with veteran journalist and Stanford professor Janine Zacharia to learn how to spot trustworthy news, why facts matter more than ever, and how this all plays a role in protecting our democracy.
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Focus Forum: Pathways to Job and Career Success for Students and Adults
Friday May 23, 12:05-1:00 pm
CNY Philanthropy Center, 431 E Fayette St, Syracuse, NY 13202
Zoom option is available
This HYBRID forum will present information on the continuum of technical skills training, job placement, and educational/career advancement programs in place locally that promote equity in the achievement of job and career goals by students and adults in our expanding job market. The forum will highlight programs and pathways for high school students in the Syracuse City School District designed to support their success in pursuing workforce and college opportunities upon graduation. It will also feature skills development, job training, and career growth programs for adults offered through a multi- sector collaboration which also supports participants’ with related needs such as childcare, housing, and financing.
Register here
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Pop-Up Rally
Friday, May 23 at 5:00pm – 5:45pm
Washington Park, Liverpool NY
Bring your signs and join Indivisible Onondaga County for a weekly protest! This week we will be at Washington Park on the corner of First St and Oswego St at the Civic Pride clock. A new location will be announced every Monday. Raise your voice with a community of protectors of the Constitution and human rights by peacefully assembling together to exercise our First Amendment rights!
Sign Up for Updates Here
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ArtRage: Shirley Chisholm: Unbought, Unbossed, Unforgotten!
Friday May 23, 7:30-9:30 pm
505 Hawley Ave., Syracuse NY 13203
Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm was the first African American woman in Congress (1968) and the first woman and African American to seek the nomination for president of the United States from one of the two major political parties (1972).
Griot Vanessa Johnson performs in costume as Congresswoman Shirley Chisolm along with her band “The Matie Masie Ensemble”. Hear excerpts from Chisholm’s Speeches, Interviews, and Voice Recordings, and Newspaper Articles. Join the band in singing songs created from her memorable quotes and life experiences in this Lively and Interactive Life Tell!
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Cookout For The Homeless. #IfWeEatTheyEat
Saturday, May 24, 11am – 3pm
252-54 W. Onondaga St., Syracuse, NY 13202
We Rise Above The Streets Recovery Outreach Inc. is holding their 9th cookout for the homeless event. They are seeking volunteers for various roles such as barbers, hair stylists, nail technicians, and community vendors. They are also in need of donations including hamburger, turkey, beef, chicken, hotdogs, buns, sodas, water, and side dishes.
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ArtRage: In the Center of the Crossroads
Now through Saturday, May 24
Wednesday through Friday 2-6 pm; Saturday 12-4 pm
Artist Talk with Vanessa Johnson Wednesday April 23 at 7 pm
505 Hawley Ave., Syracuse NY 13203
Standing in the Intersection Between Racism, Climate Change, and Memory. A Fiber Art exhibition by Vanessa Johnson.
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Mayoral Primary Forum
Thursday May 29, 2025, 6-8 pm
Everson Museum Hosmer Auditorium, 401 Harrison St., Syracuse NY 13202
Central Current’s newsroom staff will interview candidates running in this year’s Democratic primary for the Syracuse mayoral nomination. This event is free and open to the public.
Register Here
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Voices and Votes: Democracy in America
Now through Friday, May 30 10 am – 5 pm
Skä•noñh Great Law of Peace Center, 6680 Onondaga Lake Parkway, Liverpool, NY
A dynamic traveling multimedia exhibition from the Smithsonian Institution, in partnership with the Onondaga Historical Association (OHA), exploring the history, principles, and ongoing evolution of American democracy, from the revolution to today’s challenges and conversations.
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CNY Pride Flag Raising at Syracuse City Hall
Saturday, May 31, 11 am
Syracuse City Hall, 233 E Washington St, Syracuse, NY 13202
Please join us as we raise the Progress Flag over Syracuse City Hall and officially kick of Pride Month in our beautiful city. We will have guests, speakers and lovely music. All are welcome!
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No More excuses: NY HEAT Now!
Thursday, June 5
NYS Capitol, Albany
Join Renewable Heat Now and allies for a final push to pass the NY HEAT Act in Albany only one week before the end of the legislative session! This powerful day of advocacy will be a bit different from our previous mobilizations. You won’t want to miss it!
NY HEAT is the hottest climate and energy affordability bill in the state! This legislation is practical, popular and necessary.
The gas utilities keep raising rates to pay for costly new fracked gas pipes. This is outrageous! NY HEAT is the bill we need to start the transition to clean home energy!
We’re planning buses from NYC, the Hudson Valley, and Upstate. Vans and carpools will also be organized. Details soon!
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Refugee and Immigrant Community Networking Night
Friday, June 6, 5-8 pm
CNY Community Foundation, 431 E. Fayette St. Ste 100, Syracuse, NY 13202
Join us for our first Refugee and Immigrant Community Networking Night! This is a space for the refugee and immigrant community to share their career journeys, make connections with those who share their experiences in the workforce and help each other succeed!
Register Here
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Concert for Gaza with Colleen Kattau
Rescheduled from May 3
Saturday, June 7·12:30 – 3:30pm
3746 Moonhill Rd 13152
Join us in supporting Gaza. Benefit concert with Colleen Kattau.
Food! Music! Fun!
Please bring a blanket or chair to sit on.
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June Banned Book Club: A Queer History of the United States by Michael Bronski
Wednesday, June 11, 2025 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM ET
Zoom event
Published in 2011, A Queer History of the United States is extremely comprehensive – beginning in 1492 all the way up to the modern era. It has been banned and challenged for covering LGBTQ+ topics. The author, Michael Bronski, is a professor in the Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality department at Harvard University and will be joining us for the event.
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Manlius Pride
Saturday, June 14, 12-5 pm
Seneca Street Brew Pub, 315 E Seneca St, Manlius, NY 13104
For the past three years, the Manlius Pride Festival has been a beacon of acceptance and a place for our community to come together. Let’s keep this tradition going! We need your support to make this year’s festival a resounding success. Our goal is to raise funds to cover festival costs and ensure its future, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to a deserving LGBTQ+ charity.
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Training for Nonviolent Direct Action
Saturday, May 17, 10 am – 4 pm
University United Methodist Church, 1085 E Genesee St, Syracuse (entrance and parking on University Ave.)
Planning and carrying out effective nonviolent direct actions requires thoughtful planning and preparation. To support people considering such actions, the CNY Solidarity Coalition is offering training for nonviolent direct action led by two young adult trainers with significant training and action experience in the United States and internationally.
The training will include exercises, roleplays and information sharing to help prepare people to participate in nonviolent direct action and civil disobedience. Participants are asked to commit to the full six hours of the training, which will include lunch. The space will be open starting at 9 am for warm ups, meditation, movement and singing. The training will start promptly at 10 am.
$20 registration fee covers lunch
Childcare will be available onsite
Register Here
Saturday, June 14, 12-5 pm
Seneca Street Brew Pub, 315 E Seneca St, Manlius, NY 13104
For the past three years, the Manlius Pride Festival has been a beacon of acceptance and a place for our community to come together. Let’s keep this tradition going! We need your support to make this year’s festival a resounding success. Our goal is to raise funds to cover festival costs and ensure its future, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to a deserving LGBTQ+ charity.
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Manlius Pride
Saturday, June 14, 12-5 pm
Seneca Street Brew Pub, 315 E Seneca St, Manlius, NY 13104
For the past three years, the Manlius Pride Festival has been a beacon of acceptance and a place for our community to come together. Let’s keep this tradition going! We need your support to make this year’s festival a resounding success. Our goal is to raise funds to cover festival costs and ensure its future, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to a deserving LGBTQ+ charity.
More Information
Manlius Pride
Saturday, June 14, 12-5 pm
Seneca Street Brew Pub, 315 E Seneca St, Manlius, NY 13104
For the past three years, the Manlius Pride Festival has been a beacon of acceptance and a place for our community to come together. Let’s keep this tradition going! We need your support to make this year’s festival a resounding success. Our goal is to raise funds to cover festival costs and ensure its future, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to a deserving LGBTQ+ charity.
More Information
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JUNETEENTH Syracuse New York Cultural Festival
Saturday, June 14, 1 pm
South Clinton Square, Syracuse, NY 13202
More details to come
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Syracuse Street Heat is just one, very unencumbered way to work for peace and social justice. We’re part of a decades-long grassroots tradition here, in Ithaca and elsewhere. We stand out and stand up for what we stand for.
A handful of us stand at busy intersections, for 45 minutes at rush hour, pivoting to the traffic with hand-held signs. We want to get the public thinking about issues often underrepresented in the media. We’re there weekly in almost all of Syracuse’s weather (we seldom cancel). Bring your own sign – or use one of ours. No meetings or committees, so participation time is minimal (yay!) Our Team: Ann, Dick, Ed, Geoff, Jim, Julienne, Les, Leslie, Peter….
To learn more, call Ann or Ed: (315) 478 4571.
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2025 Spring, Summer, And Fall Schedule
Year round: Every Friday afternoon. 4 to 4:45 pm justice for Palestine; no more U.S. funding Israeli genocide; U.S.: stop terrorizing families in Gaza; and so on.
West sidewalk of the intersection of Erie Blvd. East Genesee St, Dewitt (across from the Fire Dept.)
Beginning first Saturday in April: 4/5/25
Every Saturday 9 to 9:45 am with a variety of issues : anti-militarism, racism, Palestine genocide, Anti-nuke, climate disaster, etc.
Across from the main entrance to the Syracuse regional market, 2100 park st
Stay in touch for anti-killer drone actions at Hancock National Guard Base
upstatedroneaction.com spc@peacecouncil.Net
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Watch past meetings about Micron, Good Jobs Town Hall, Rallies and more on our YouTube Channel.
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Indivisible Onondaga County: Contact: Tom Keck
Climate Justice: Contact: Dick Kornbluth
SLAT (State/Local Action Team) Contact: Peter McCarthy Â
Beyond War and Militarism: A joint committee of CNY Solidarity Coalition and the Syracuse Peace Council. Contact: Ron Van Norstrand
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Elaine Denton
Peter McCarthy
Coordinating Committee
CNY Solidarity Coalition
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