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Rise for Freedom Training – Ann Arbor

About this event

Join Clean Water Action in Ann Arbor for Rise for Freedom Nationwide Mass Trainings!

The goal of the training series is to bring people together, grow & strengthen their local networks, and get ready to mobilize to demand democracy in this new challenging environment. We’ll be joining the trainings online with breakout sessions in-person. This training is a flexible tool that can help build for specific events as well as build existing and new local groups of people who can take action together. Make connections, learn skills, share resources and ideas, make some art, prepare for upcoming events, and be better equipped to fight for our democracy and our community!

The live online training series schedule:

*Thurs. April 24 Training: Harnessing Our Power to End Political Violence and Repression

*Thurs. May 8 Training: De-escalation & Advanced Strategic organizing skills

*Thurs. May 15 Training: Advanced Organizing Skills

Your Michigan Voter Guide

Your source of information about protests near you!

See what you can do right now to stay informed about events and protests, and make your voice heard with your current officials. Or you can go directly to the list of county or state-wide protests.

mivoter.org

Bridge Visibility Action

Rally · Hosted by A2Resist2025

Join us on every Friday from 4:30-6pm to raise your voice in opposition to the injustices and corruption of this regime. Bring friends and family to

celebrate community and demonstrate our anger, determination and hope together. Stone School Rd pedestrian bridge at Birch Hollow Drive, park on Birch Hollow.

Time: Location:
Fridays Pedestrian bridge
4:30 – 6pm EDT Stone School Road & Birch Hollow Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48108

WCDP Monthly Meeting

🗓️ Saturday, May 3, 9:15 am – Noon

9:15: Meet and Greet
9:45 Introduction by Theresa Reid, WCDP Chair
10:00 Representative Debbie Dingell
10:30 Globalization’s Costs for American Workers: What the American government should Do (and Not Do)

Josh Bivens, Chief Economist and Research Director, Economic Policy Institute (a Washington think tank funded in part by labor unions)

11:00 The Housing and Homelessness Crisis in Washtenaw County: responses at the local and county levels

Amanda Carlisle, Executive Director, Washtenaw Housing Alliance
Toni Kayumi, Executive Director, Washtenaw County Office of Community and Economic Development
Dan Kelly, Executive Director, Shelter Association
Shonagh Taruza, Executive Director, Alpha House
Moderator: Kathy Wyatt

Note that panelists speak as experts, not as representatives of the organization for which they work or of the County government.