Organizing for Palestine with Dr. Rania Masri
Rania Masri (NCEJN Co-Director) will be speaking on Introduction to Organizing for Palesine. This event will be Tuesday, March 17 at 9 PM.
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Duke Center for Muslim Life Few GG, 420 Chapel Dr, Durham, NC, United States
The Impact of Abortion Bans
Join Pro-Choice North Carolina Foundation Board Chair, an OB/GYN, to talk about why abortion bans are dangerous, the impacts on patients and providers, and how we can speak up to protect access to reproductive healthcare, and protect patients' health and lives. This event will be on Tuesday, March 17 at 12:30 pm.
Appalachian Voices: Carbon Hearing (Asheville)
Buncombe County Courthouse 60 Court Plaza, Asheville, NC, United StatesNorth Carolina families deserve clean air and affordable clean energy. But for too long, companies like Duke Energy have gotten away with polluting our communities and charging us too much for electricity. It’s time to come together to build a clean energy system for our state that cuts pollution and leaves dirty fossil fuels behind. […]
Youth ICE Verification Training & Guided Debrief
Mutual Aid Triangle Community Hub 400 Roberson St, Carrboro, NC, United StatesA training provided by volunteers with Siembra NC. Siembra runs an ICE defense hotline that individuals across the state can call when they suspect ICE activity in their local community. The organization relies on ICE Watch Verifier volunteers for verification of ICE activity. This event will be on Sunday, March 22nd from 4:30 pm to […]
Carbon Plan Rally & NCUC Hearing
Mecklenburg County Courthouse 832 E 4th St., Charlotte, NC, United StatesEvery two years, Duke Energy customers have the opportunity to speak directly to the North Carolina Utilities Commission about Duke Energy’s Carbon Plan—and how it impacts our lives, our families, and our communities. This rally and public hearing are a call to action. Join your neighbors in urging Commissioners to demand better: to require Duke […]
Siembre NC: Enough Should Be Enough Listening Tour — Wake County
Join SiembraNC for the Enough Should Be Enough Listening Tour Team Launch Trainings. You'll get everything you need to work as a team, including learning how to use our conversation tool, how to think about who to have conversations with and how we'll develop an agenda together over the next several months This event will […]
US Sanctions: A Brutal But Failed Weapon of War (a WIRN Webinar)
The US Empire is now sanctioning 40 countries, most visibly Russia, Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba. These sanctions, a violation of international law, are explicitly aimed destabilizing and overturning countries that defy US hegemony. Sanctions are a devastating weapon of choice, deliberately causing widespread starvation, disease, and poverty in the targeted countries. In every case, the […]
Fruit of Labor World Cultural Café: Winter Financial Health Workshop Series Session #4
Understanding the US Capitalist System & Trump’s Policies’ Impact. They will use the book “5 Laws of Credit” to buy your home or make basic family investments during present hard times and develop your financial plan for 2026. RSVP: Must reserve a seat: 919-876-7187 or email: fruitoflaborwcc@netscape.com. Class will be held in the Fruit of […]
Leland town council: Public hearing on data center zoning rules
Leland Town Hall 102 Town Hall Drive, Leland, NC, United StatesLeland Town Council will hold a public hearing to consider a proposed text amendment. The amendment would add specificity to data center permitting within the town and establish ordinance requirements for that use. Residents are invited to attend and speak at the hearing. Written comments will be accepted up to 24 hours before the hearing […]
Say No to Data Centers: Cumberland County
Judge E. Maurice Braswell Cumberland County Courthouse 117 Dick St (Room 118), Fayetteville, NC, United StatesThe Cumberland County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting to receive community input regarding potential policy and zoning considerations related to data center development in Cumberland County. Community feedback can be submitted here. This event will be on Monday, March 23 at 6:30 PM.
Enviornmental Justice through the Lens of Black Women Workers
This virtual event will be on Monday, March 23 at 7:00 pm.
Eco-Justice Connection: Monthly Advocacy Forum
This event will be on the final Tuesday of every month at 4:00 pm over Zoom.
Eco-Justice Connection – Monthly Advocacy Forum
Join NC Council of Churches’ Eco-Justice Connection initiative for Data Centers' Impact on North Carolina and Beyond. Speakers include environmental leader Amy Adams, Deputy and Programs Director of Southeast Climate & Energy Network, and justice advocate Dr. Rania Masri, NCEJN Co-director. This event will be on Tuesday March 24 at 4 PM.
Imperialism, Ecocide, and Climate Justice: A Conversation with Dr. Rania Masri of NCEJN
Join NC WARN and Dr. Rania Masri, the Director of Organizing and Policy at the North Carolina Environmental Justice Network (NCEJN), for a critical discussion on how ecocide is used as a tool of oppression and imperialism. Drawing on real-world examples, including the ongoing genocide in Palestine, the webinar will explore the relationships between imperialism […]
Join the Protect Wake County Coalition at the Apex Town Meeting
Apex Town Hall 73 Hunter St, Apex, NC, United StatesJoin the Protect Wake County Coalition at the Apex Town Meeting to discuss blocking the proposed new data center. This event will be on Tuesday, March 24 at 6:00 pm.
Rage Real Talk – the SAVE act
Women have fought hard for the right to vote and participate in shaping our democracy. Today, we continue to see debates around voting laws like the SAVE Act. What could policies like this mean for women's access to the ballot and our ability to exercise power in our communities? This event will be on Tuesday, […]
Siembre NC: Enough Should be Enough Listening Tour
The Enough Should Be Enough Listening Tour is a massive, grassroots effort launching in February to engage 50,000 North Carolinians—specifically targeting the 2 million voters who sat out the last election—to reclaim a state that serves us rather than the ultra-wealthy. At this call, we'll tell you more about it, including the in-person team trainings […]
