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Organizing Agenda Moving beyond the “Wall Street model of human liberty.” The ever expanding burdens thrown onto the backs of working people are not only unreasonable, oppressive and unfair, these burdens have grown too big for working people to shoulder. In response, Occupy Portland's Labor Outreach Committee has launched a Peoples’ Assembly Organizing Committee tasked with organizing, planning and facilitating the democratic development of a peoples’ budget centered on democratically addressing the primary economic interests of ordinary working people. Upcoming Events TBA Links to Documents See our documents page. Contact Us Group Homepage: http://groups.google.com/group/peoples-assembly Group Email: peoples-assembly -AT- googlegroups -DOT- com Info Page on PortlandGeneralAssembly.org: Community Assembly to Create a People’s Budget Attend Our Meetups! Join our discussion list -- http://groups.google.com/group/peoples-assembly Please connect with us through our mailing list to receive all time/date/location updates. Next Meetup: To be announced. Past Events / Meetings Community Assembly Organizing Meeting - Saturday February 11 2012 Community Assembly Organizing Meeting - Saturday February 4 2012 A Budget for the Rest of Us Who: Occupy Portland’s Labor Solidarity Committee What: Strategy Session When: Thursday, January 26, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. Where: Oregon Fair Trade Campaign Office Address: 310 SW 4th Ave., Suite 436, Downtown Portland In addition to our group discussion list, a number of our wiki pages use the possessive of peoples, as in indigenous peoples. It's likely, however, that the possessive of people, as in We the People, will appear more often in the discussions we have and in the documents we craft. See Also CA/Working People's Campaign Occupy Portland Labor Outreach Committee Represent The People Make Revolution Not War Organized Power Grammatical Confusion? “Peoples’” or “People’s”? Either way works for this group! References Home Labor Solidarity Organizing Committee Organized Power Working People's Campaign Newsroom