Make a Statement: Feeding the Hungry is Not a Crime!
COOKING FOR PEACE
www.foodnotbombs.net
On April 12, 2011 the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the City of Orlando could limit Food Not Bombs right to share information and food to the public to twice a year per park. Other Florida cities may follow Orlando’s path. This ruling comes at a time when the message of Food Not Bomb
Stepping Up and Fighting Back! Last week, the direct action wing of the climate movement stepped up and fought back against oil spills and string mining. And guess what?! It’s happening all summer in Appalachia. Click LIKE if you LIKE the sound of civil resistance against mountaintop removal.
Appalachia Needs You! Join the Mountain Justice Movement in Letcher, KY May 20-27 « It’s Getting Hot
itsgettinghotinhere.org
Last Saturday at Powershift 2011, climate activist Tim DeChristopher challenged the climate movement to join Appalachian groups in their campaign to stop mountaintop removal. He called for waves of activists, young and old, to occupy mountaintop removal mine sites and create a crisis for the coal in
Stepping Up and Fighting Back! Last week, the direct action wing of the climate movement stepped up and fought back against oil spills and string mining. And guess what?! It’s happening all summer in Appalachia. Click LIKE if you LIKE the sound of civil resistance against mountaintop removal.
Appalachia Needs You! Join the Mountain Justice Movement in Letcher, KY May 20-27 « It’s Getting Hot
itsgettinghotinhere.org
Last Saturday at Powershift 2011, climate activist Tim DeChristopher challenged the climate movement to join Appalachian groups in their campaign to stop mountaintop removal. He called for waves of activists, young and old, to occupy mountaintop removal mine sites and create a crisis for the coal in
“Have you sung that song for freedom?” -Anne Feeney. Article by CCAN’s Ted Glick on the power of song at last Monday’s direct action at the DOI.
Not So Starry-Eyed Anymore
www.huffingtonpost.com
There were two nonviolent civil disobedience actions last week that gave hope that we could soon be seeing a much-needed, more massive, nonviolent direct action wing of the climate movement, of the progressive movement, led by young people.