WESPAC Annual Meeting of Members

wespac-adminPosted on October 14, 2012 Posted in Movement Building

Potluck starts at 6pm on Monday, October 22, 2012, in the Mapleton Conference Center at Good Counsel located at 52 North Broadway in White Plains, NY. Come hear reports from our environmental and food justice work, anti-fracking, the national know drones tour, Close Indian Point, renewable energy, Peekskill racial justice work and reports from recent trips to the Palestinian Territories.

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With Covid-19 rates spiking across New York, we are on the verge of another crisis. If we protect workers, we can stop the spread of this virus in communities. It’s time to #ProtectNYHeroes and pass the NY Hero Act: actionnetwork.org/letters/tell-state-leaders-pass-covid-safety-standards-to-protect-workers?sourc... ... See MoreSee Less

Tell State Leaders: Pass COVID Safety Standards to Protect Workers!

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New York State has yet to set safety standards to prevent millions of workers from contracting COVID-19 on the job. While New Yorkers are reminded to wear masks and practice social distancing, our sta...

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The Antiracist Alliance put together this important presentation on racial inequities in school suspensions and our juvenile justice system. Our esteemed speakers were Allison Moore Lake, Executive Director of the Westchester Children's Association, the Honorable Judge Kathie Davidson, Administrative Judge with the 9th Judicial District and Dr. Edwin Quezada, the Superintendent of the Yonkers Public School System. You can access the conversation here: ... See MoreSee Less

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Why are Westchester Schools and Justice System Failing Black Children? ... See MoreSee Less

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We all need this training:
Braver Angels National Online Workshop on Skills
for Political Depolarization Within

(For more information, contact Orlando Rodriguez, Organizer at [email protected])

Workshop: Saturday September 19, 2pm Easter time
Register at braverangels.org/events/
This is a course designed to foster skills to help you lessen the effects of polarization when you encounter them in your political conversations. We are not referring to healthy disagreements over issues or philosophy. We are talking about how we regard and talk about large groups of ordinary people on the other side of the political aisle.

This workshop teaches skills to become more aware of your own inner polarizer and finding ways to counteract that impulse; learning how to be critical without stereotyping, dismissing, ridiculing, or showing contempt; and building skills for intervening in a constructive way in social conversations that veer into contempt and ridicule for people who hold other political views.

Braver Angels seeks to depolarize American politics. Our volunteer leaders (supported by a small staff) leverage Braver Angels programs and unique organizing structure to impact community life and American institutions. Our objective is to move Americans from hatred or disdain to respect and appreciation ... See MoreSee Less

Events - Join us in person! - Braver Angels

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We bring Reds & Blues together to find common humanity and depolarize our politics. Join us in person for a workshop or a debate in your town!

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