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A message from the artist: Hi dear friends and strangers- if you’re looking for a visual way to show the vulnerable people surrounding you (and to remind yourself as well) that their and our precious lives matter, and to make spaces feel a tiny bit safer, here’s a free image…
We’ve compiled some resources for you, to help with tracking your federal representatives. You can download a printable PDF version here. COUNTABLE WEBPAGE AND APP www.countable.us or download the free app from iTunes (App for iPhones, iPads, iPod Touch Must have iOS 8.0 or higher)Federal Legislator_Legislation Information Resources Website has very understandable…
Here are some ways you can help prevent gun violence in your community. Print out this flyer to share with your friends, family and organizations.
Every year is an election year! See who is running for Onondaga County Legislature, for the City of Syracuse, in the Towns and Villages. There are Democrat, Republican, Conservative & Working Families primary elections on June 22, 2021.
Before we focus our attention on 2020 to protect our democracy, we need to first focus on our local government. Local governments make decisions that impact our communities. County government decides how to fund important services and programs ranging from health services, infrastructure priorities, and where district lines are drawn.…
Let’s have some fun and spread the word! This is the first year New York has early voting! We need to let everyone know! Early voting starts October 26th – November 3rd and Election Day is November 5th! Let’s have some fun coloring this poster in and hanging it up…
Download the Report at Urban Job Task Force’s Website.
Onondaga County is considering a beach on Onondaga Lake. Despite depictions of the lake as "clean," at least 9.5 million cubic yards of sediment contaminated with hazardous industrial wastes remain at the bottom of the lake. This idea is completely irresponsible.
Did you see our NY State Progressive Agenda in the Jan/Feb 2019 issue of the Peace Newsletter? Take a look at our updated piece.