Little Five Points Community Center
1083 Austin Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA, United States
Film screening of Angela Davis and the Soledad Brothers. The film focuses on the organizing struggles to free the Soledad Brothers, George Jackson, Fleeta Drumgo, and John Clutchette, the harsh and inhuman conditions of Soledad prison, and the ideological community conversations taking place as a result. During the discussion, we want to tie the movieContinue reading "Angela Davis and the Soledad Brothers: Film Screening + Discussion"
On Thursday, 11/9 @ 7pm at Lang Carson Park, join us for an all-star game for the ATL Trans Liberation Basketball League, showcasing the best trans basketball talent in the area, all while centering the event on the week of action for stop cop city. The league is filled with many Black Atlantans who wantContinue reading "Trans Basketball League All-Star Game"
Atlanta Police Department - Zone 3
2353 Metropolitan Parkway SW, Atlanta, GA, United States
On Friday 11/10 at 5pm, join the Black Family March for Our Futures. Come out and make it clear that Black families here in Atlanta know that cop city, and any expansion of policing, is a direct threat to our safety. Let the Black elected officials here know that we see their willingness to sellContinue reading "March for Black Futures!"
Take action! Join us for a cultural potluck with political education on the linkages between Black-Palestinian solidarity, Cop City and IOF, and the policing systems in Atlanta and Palestine. RSVP for address. This is the event that @eventbrite removed from the website, saying it was going to “incite violence”. But we won’t let the zionistsContinue reading "Stop Cop City & Free Palestine"
Buckhead MARTA Station
3360 Peachtree Rd, NE, Atlanta, GA, United States
Join students this Saturday in Buckhead as we march for Black and Palestinian Liberation! This march is open to all members of the community but is being led by college students from across Atlanta. If you are a student please wear your school merch. This march will likely be around 2.5 hours which means thatContinue reading "Student March 4 Black + Palestine Liberation"
Neighborhood Church
1561 McLendon Avenue Northeast, GA, United States
Mainline zine is co-hosting a panel with Community Movement Builders as part of the next week of action to Stop Cop City! Speakers include organizers Jasmine Burnett, Kamau Franklin & Julian Rose; local journalist Aja Arnold; and human rights attorney Steven Donziger. The panel will be moderated by Neesha Powell-Ingabire of Press On media collectiveContinue reading "Abolitionist Media Panel"
Park Avenue Baptist Church
486 Park Avenue Southeast, Atlanta, GA, United States
Come play with us as we envision a better future! All community is invited to this family friendly event to play games that connect us to land, craft futures of a healed Weelaunee, learn about land restoration practices, and design community visions for a better future. An In Defense of Black Lives ATL, Weelaunee Coalition,Continue reading "Weelaunee Envisioning Play Date"
Charis Books
184 S. Candler St., Decatur, GA, United States
A Charis Hybrid (In-Person + Virtual) Event 184 S. Candler Street, Decatur, GA 30030 Charis Books & More and The Weelaunee Coalition present an inspirational discussion with three founding members of the Weelaunee Coalition, as they share their efforts to grow community power to Stop Cop City, while amplifying the voices of young children. ThisContinue reading "How to Empower & Nurture Children to be Activists & Co-Conspirators for a Reimagined World"
Herbal Care for the Frontlines. This introductory workshop will break down basic concepts of herbalism and care on the frontlines. We will talk about building an apothecary, a medic kit, an herbal station, and herbal responses to chemical warfare - built from experience in different frontlines. (This is a space for Black and Brown andContinue reading "Herbal Care for the Frontlines"
The Ke’nekt
1492 Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard Southwest, Suite A, Atlanta, GA, United States
Join us for an enlightening evening at The Ke'nekt Cooperative. We are excited to present a thought-provoking film screening and discussion of the documentary COINTELPRO 101. COINTELPRO may not be a well-understood acronym but its meaning and continuing impact are absolutely central to understanding the government’s wars and repression against progressive movements. COINTELPRO represents theContinue reading "Cointelpro 101: Screening and Community Discussion"
