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WCDP Monthly Meeting – February 7th

Saturday, February 7, 9:15am – 12:00pm
4135 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County Learning Resource Center

Zoom Link Here!

BLACK HISTORY MONTH PRESENTATION: Black Perspectives on Equity, Food,
Housing, Healthcare, & Education in Washtenaw County

9:15 Meet and Greet
9:45 Theresa Reid, WCDP Chair
10:00 Congresswoman Debbie Dingell
10:15 Presentations by Democratic candidates for Wayne State University Board of Governor positions
10:30 Black Perspectives on Equity, Food, Housing, Healthcare, and Education in Washtenaw County
Panel to be developed by the Black Caucus

Washtenaw Alliance 2026+
Join Our Monthly Community Potlucks!
Next potluck February 8th, Sunday, 4:00 – 6:30 pm

Join with others across the county who are as committed to a free American future as you are.

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Bring a dish to share or just bring yourself. Everyone is welcome!
Our topic: Come recharge with us!

Update on this month’s potluck:

When we began to plan, we were sensing exhaustion in the air and in ourselves. Time for just a moment to relax and regroup? But in view of the recent string of horrors in Minneapolis and Maine, and then the amazing surge of organizing and protest, we think we’ll all want to jump back in the fray. So self-care, love and community, yes, but also action items and a catch-up on local developments around immigration, data centers and more.

Support These Crucial Ballot Initiatives!

WCDP members unanimously endorsed two ballot proposals – one to get money out of politics (MOP UP Michigan), and one to better fund education (Invest in MI Kids). Let’s work together now to make sure these proposals get on the November ballot!

Our Democracy Is Not For Sale!

MOP UP Michigan needs to collect 356,958 valid signatures to get the proposal to get money out of politics on the ballot. Can you help make it happen?
Learn more, sign up to help gather signatures

Red for Ed: Love Beats Greed is a two‑week, statewide push to get Invest in MI Kids on the 2026 ballot and fully fund Michigan’s public schools through a fair share tax on the ultra‑wealthy.
Sign up for one or more 2‑hour shifts to help collect signatures. Our Washtenaw County goal is to fill 750 shifts locally scheduled for February 14-28!
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How?

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