There is such a beautiful bounty of EJ events to share, that I will limit this newsletter to just those events! Please find a listing of the events below, and more details on the events in the flyers (and in the links themselves).

- April 27: 11 am – 2 pm, Sampson County Science Fair.
- April 27: 12.30 pm – 7.30 pm, Sanford. So Much Fest, in memorial of the 2019 criminal police killing of Soheil Mojarrad (See Speaker Line up)
- April 30, 5.45 pm: Rally against the Duke Energy Carbon Plan. Durham Courthouse.
- May 1: 9 am – 4 pm. A political action and lobby day hosted by El Pueblo and Alianza NC to raise concern about anti-immigrant bill HB10. A lunch break and interpretation will be provided.
- May 1: Raleigh-Wake Workers Assembly May Day of Action. [There are actions at 5.30 am, 9 am, 12.30 pm, and 4 pm]
- May 1: 5 pm. Rally and March in Durham!
- May 2: 1 pm. Webinar: Where did our 2023 taxes go? [Reminder: our Congress and the President have approved a $95 billion foreign and military package.]
- May 3: Last day to register for the 2024 Southern Workers School in Charlotte (May 17-19)!
- May 4: Webinar, 5 pm. Palestine & Black Power.
- May 8: Noon. The People vs Bank of America. Stop funding Mountain Valley Pipeline!
- May 11: 9 – 2 pm. Goldsboro. Join NCEJN and Down East Coal Ash for a Spider Party in a Community Air Monitoring Effort!

Come out, speak out, and let’s organize more powerfully.

Forward together.

Rania Masri,

NCEJN Co-Director

From Sampson to Sanford: Organize for Justice on April 27

Join the April 30th Rally in Durham

May Day: Calls to Action!

Join a political action and lobby day hosted by El Pueblo and Alianza NC on Wednesday, May 1st from 9AM to 4PM. A lunch break and interpretation will be provided. With the short session starting soon in the General Assembly, this collective of Latinx and immigrant organizations will be there to speak with our state representatives about an anti-immigrant bill called HB10. HB10 is a bill that would require Sheriffs to cooperate with ICE (Immigration & Customs Enforcement), which will endanger the undocumented, immigrant community in our state. This bill was one of many bills that passed the crossover deadline from last year’s long session and is now eligible to be considered during this year’s short session. Please register.