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MAY DAY IN MIAMI 2009 - 300 plus March through the Miami Financial District
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05/05/2009
May Day was reestablished in Miami Florida with pizazz with a song by the Raging Grannies on Friday as over 300 people representing a broad coalition of labor and immigrant rights groups marched down Brickel Avenue, n the heart of the city’s financial district. The lead banner read demanded “Bail Out People Not the Banks.” Other signs and banners declared, “Capitalism Sucks,” “Support the Employee Free Choice Act,” and “Legalization for Immigrants Now.”
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"All Power to the Imagination!" Radical Conference - Sarasota, April 24 - 26
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04/25/2009
The second annual "All Power to the Imagination!" Conference in Sarasota, Florida on April 24th - 26th is being organized by the New College Infoshop/Radical Alliance. The focus is on attempting to bridge the gap between “radical theory and practice.”
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"Miami Goin' Green" Earthday Celebration - Saturday April 25th at Bayfront Park
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04/22/2009
Miami's Bayfront Park will host "Miami Goin’ Green", an eco-friendly, Earth Day celebration on Saturday April 25, 2008. The Earthday Event will encourage people to reduce, reuse and recycle. The event is scheduled to run from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and will offer live entertainment, hands-on activities for the entire family and close to 80 green exhibitors.
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Miami May Day - Rally & March on Brickell Avenue "Banks" on May 1st
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04/22/2009
In more than 140 countries, May 1 is celebrated as a workers' holiday. May Day started in the U.S. in 1886 when American labor organizations called a general strike, beginning on May 1, to demand the eight-hour workday. On May 4, 1886, Chicago police opened fire on the strikers in what is known as the Haymarket Massacre. Today we celebrate May Day, or International Workers' Day, in honor of the Haymarket martyrs and the international working class. It is a day when workers throughout the world take to the streets to fight against exploitation.
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Human Services Coalition presents "Imagine Miami Changemaker Summit" - April 04
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04/01/2009
At the Imagine Miami Changemaker Summit this Saturday April 4th, at Miami Dade College - Wolfson Campus, some of the most talented and dedicated civic leaders, artists, social entrepreneurs and community organizers in Miami will come together for an all-day intensive, exciting and innovative gathering. This event is guaranteed to deepen networks, strengthen skills and broaden our opportunities for social change at the local level. It brings people together across issues and sectors – environment, health, economy, neighborhood – because these issues are interrelated, and the solutions we're looking for are interrelated, too.
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