Contact: Jed Laucharoen, (917) 291-1910, jedtsada.seas@gmail.com Over 400 People March in Philly #NoDAPL Solidarity Action 7 Arrested While Disrupting 5 TD Bank Locations over Pipeline Financing PHILADELPHIA — On Saturday afternoon, over 400 Philadelphia residents marched through Center City in response to a global call for solidarity action against funders … Continue reading
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 2, 2016 Groups Announce Global Call to Action in Solidarity with Dakota Pipeline Resistance International protests targeting financiers, other companies to run September 3-17 CONTACT: Krystal Two Bulls, (406) 740-1508, RedWarriorCamp@gmail.com Cody Hall: 605-220-2531 Nick Katkevich, 401-559-6218, nick@fangtogether.org Photos and News: NoDaplSolidarity.org Cannon Ball, … Continue reading
The Camp of the Sacred Stones and Red Warrior Camp, currently defending against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, are calling on allies across the world to take action from September 3rd to 17th on the pipeline companies and financial institutions working to build the pipeline. More information on … Continue reading
Statement of Solidarity with the Red Warrior and Sacred Stone Camps in North Dakota Pittsburgh, PA: Rising Tide North America released this statement in solidarity with the continuing resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota: “For months, the Standing Rock Sioux nation and Indigenous communities from across the … Continue reading
Oklahoma “Glitter’ Activists Found Not Guilty! Reposted from Great Plains Tar Sands Resistance Judge Phillipa James announced today a Not Guilty Verdict in regards to last month’s Disorderly Conduct trial of local environmental activists Moriah Stephenson and Stefan Warner. Stephenson and Warner were arrested nearly two and a half years … Continue reading
This week, Rising Tiders from Portland and Seattle traveled to the Philippines on a solidarity mission to visit Indigenous communities in Mindanao on the frontlines of climate destruction, capitalism and imperialism. They will be traveling in Kidapawan, currently in a state of calamity due to a crippling drought and the … Continue reading