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At Wolfenbuttel Park
Best Parking is at the elbow where 60th St. becomes 3rd Ave.
People from across Wisconsin are answering the call to come to the Treaty People Gathering from June 5-8 in northern Minnesota to support the First Nations-led resistance to the Line 3 pipeline. This gathering is about supporting direct action to stop the Line 3 pipeline.
At least 3 Solidarity caravans will depart early on Friday, June 4, from stops in the southeast and northeast parts of the state, meeting in Chippewa Falls and then heading north for an evening rally in Duluth. The next day they will head to the Treaty People Gathering to Stop Line 3.To learn more about the caravans from Wisconsin or to be a part of one of them, sign up here: https://forms.gle/fd15fMNvKBZrk9oHACamping and food will be available at the gathering. For those who can’t or don’t wish to camp, there are lodging options in the area. Find out more and sign up at https://treatypeoplegathering.com.
Event by Building Unity and Wisconsin Network for Peace, Justice & Sustainability Join our next meeting to plan the "Stop Line 3 Solidarity Tour - Wisconsin" (Traveling most of day on Friday, June 4th, spending night near Duluth, continuing on Treaty People Gathering on morning of Sat. June 5.) At least 3 car-caravans will lead activists from many…
Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice: Then and Now
Virtual celebration6:00: Sustainable Saturday Night “Dine & Share”, an informal virtual potluck.6:30 – 8:00:
– Music, spoken word and video
– 30th Anniversary Program, featuring Madison’s Raging Grannies, Skip Jones, Voices Against Violence Coalition, Mystique and more
– Member Organizations share their work
Please join us on Zoom or live streaming at https://www.facebook.com/WisNPJ!
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Happened in US 40 Years Ago : 87 US Farmers Unions Speak Out for Indian Farmers Protest Reagan era furthered the farm crisis through deliberate federal policy changes, with systematic erosion of parity prices and other deregulatory efforts.
Rakesh Tikait, president of Bharti Kisan Union, one of the largest farmers unions, is helped to get onto a stage upon his arrival to attend a Maha Panchayat or grand village council meeting as part of a farmers protest against farm laws at Kandela village in Jind district in the northern state of Haryana, India, February 3, 2021. Photo: Reuters/Danish Siddiqui.
World21/Feb/2021
New Delhi: Citing damning examples of Reagan era policies that have led to irreparable damage to the US’s farmers, 87 farmers’ unions in the country have extended solidarity to the ongoing protests by farmers in India.