"War is a Racket" - a free concert featuring the satire and social commentary of folk singer Tom Neilson
A tribute to Women Speak Out for Peace and Justice, the local chapter of with Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Election of CPA Education Fund Board Members and Officers
This article examines "Operation Total Extermination", and how Trumps Donroe Doctrine is expected to cause a widespread US militarization across the western hemisphere
Sojourner Truth brought to life by performance artist. Don’t miss this immersive portrayal of the abolitionist and women’s rights pioneer’s 1851 Akron speech, in which she demanded the world recognize both her womanhood and her freedom. Reserve your spot today by emailing: racialequitybuddies@gmail.com and bring a friend, neighbor, or colleague to stand with us as we honor these remarkable women and their inspiring stories.
Join this webinar for an overview of the federal government’s plans to convert warehouses into immigration detention centers, strategies used to push back against these projects, and how you can support this fight!
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This Bloomberg Law article examines chief immigration judge Teresa Riley, in her role in helping carry out Trump’s deportation agenda by pushing judges to deny more asylum claims and restrict bond hearings. It also raises concerns about her courtroom conduct and the impact of her guidance on immigrants’ chances of staying in the U.S.
The January attacks by the criminal organization Barrio 18 sought to destabilize the country to benefit well-connected political elites who have challenged the government of President Bernardo Arévalo. NACLA provides analysis of Guatemala's ongoing challenges and efforts to end impunity.
This article exposes how El Salvador’s so‑called “security model,” praised internationally for reducing crime, is actually built on widespread human rights abuses
This Christosal report examines the human fatalities caused by Nayib bukeles pemanent state of emergency
This analysis was highlighted during a recent United Nations side event in Geneva examining the human rights consequences of El Salvador’s state of emergency.
When ICE shows up in our community, what can we do? How can we be prepared to defend our neighbors, alert the public to their presence, be legal observers, and deter ICE's illegal and inhumane actions? Many cities are building out structured networks ready to do ICE defense work. We are doing the same here in Cleveland Heights so we can be ready when ICE is here. We may spend more time on breakout groups and further developing hyper local groups and school-based groups if people who already attended the February training show up.
Forest Hill Church is presenting the documentary Si Pudiera Quedarme/If I Could Stay
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