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Interdependence Day 2012 | |||
The world is changing. Amazing things are happening right now all over the world! Iceland is crowd-sourcing a new constitution, people's movements are uniting across the world, people are sharing their knowledge and code freely for the benefit of all. | |||
We gather at Pioneer Square at noon on June 20th, the first day of Summer, to celebrate the world as it could be, the world we have the power to build together. | |||
With support from a local radio broadcast, we will read the following declaration at exactly 12:30pm in the areas surrounding Pioneer Square, and then rejoin back in Pioneer Square for a Distributed Dance Party! Dancing in the streets! Or park, as the case may be. Anyone with a radio, boombox, or car stereo, can tune into this dance party anywhere in downtown. So bring a Boombox if you can, but there is no need to! Everyone will get a copy of the declaration to read, and we will all read it together. | |||
"The world is changing. | |||
This past year we have seen | |||
information topple governments, | |||
and movements rise across the world. | |||
We have seen the power of ideas | |||
and we have tasted possibility. | |||
The age of competition is ending, | |||
We don't want to take anything from you. | |||
We don't want you to believe what we believe | |||
We want you to be happy. | |||
We want you to be free. | |||
We want to build a world where | |||
No one goes hungry. | |||
We want to build a world that | |||
grows more beautiful, | |||
more diverse, and more abundant | |||
With every passing year. | |||
That world is closer now than it has ever been. | |||
We have all the tools we need, | |||
And we can build it together. | |||
We can share our ideas and successes | |||
with billions of people around the world, | |||
who also yearn for love, peace, equality, | |||
and a better life for their children. | |||
We are asking you to let | |||
the possibility of a world like that sink in. | |||
Because it cannot be won by violence, | |||
And it cannot be taken by force. | |||
We are asking you to join the conversation. | |||
Today is the first day of Summer. | |||
Come and spend it with us. | |||
Tell us your stories, | |||
Share your ideas, | |||
and ask us for help. | |||
We don't have to work together, | |||
We get to. And if we do, | |||
Imagine what next summer | |||
Could look like." | |||
If this declaration resonates with you, if you believe this is something the world needs, or if you just want to dance and meet your neighbors, come join us. Share this message, spread the word. Together, there is nothing we cannot do. | |||
Everyone we will be free to dance, talk, and celebrate as long they wish, and when everyone is done, we will wrap up and prepare for the next phase of the day, a gathering called Community Supported Everything. | |||
At 6pm we will be organizing a gathering in Colonel Summers park to take the day even further. We encourage everyone to bring their art, their music, their food, anything that is special to them they wish to share, and share it with us. Food Not Bombs will be serving food, but feel free to bring a dish or desert. | |||
We will be facilitating community networking and resource-mapping in groups of 6, giving each person time to talk about their ideas, their crazy projects, the things they dream of doing, so that the community can know what they want and offer them help in achieving it! | |||
What is Community Supported Everything? | |||
Community Supported Everything | |||
Inspired by Community Supported Agriculture where supportive relationships are forged directly between the community and local farmers, Community Supported Everything uses the internet and real community meetings to build relationships within our communities. We create spaces for neighbors to share their ideas, find support and offer their talents to incubate projects that benefit the community as a whole. This can be anything at all, as long as it is not exclusive or excessive. Whatever makes you happy, healthy, and free benefits everyone! | |||
[https://www.facebook.com/events/223782964390938/ Facebook page for the FlashMob event] | |||
[https://www.facebook.com/events/282796541819002/ Facebook page for the evening in Colonel Summers Park] | |||
[http://www.thesymbiosisproject.org/ The Symbiosis Project and Interdependence Day] | |||
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Daily
Daily Vigil at City Hall. Please join us!
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Interdependence Day 2012
The world is changing. Amazing things are happening right now all over the world! Iceland is crowd-sourcing a new constitution, people's movements are uniting across the world, people are sharing their knowledge and code freely for the benefit of all.
We gather at Pioneer Square at noon on June 20th, the first day of Summer, to celebrate the world as it could be, the world we have the power to build together.
With support from a local radio broadcast, we will read the following declaration at exactly 12:30pm in the areas surrounding Pioneer Square, and then rejoin back in Pioneer Square for a Distributed Dance Party! Dancing in the streets! Or park, as the case may be. Anyone with a radio, boombox, or car stereo, can tune into this dance party anywhere in downtown. So bring a Boombox if you can, but there is no need to! Everyone will get a copy of the declaration to read, and we will all read it together.
"The world is changing. This past year we have seen information topple governments, and movements rise across the world. We have seen the power of ideas and we have tasted possibility. The age of competition is ending, We don't want to take anything from you. We don't want you to believe what we believe We want you to be happy. We want you to be free. We want to build a world where No one goes hungry. We want to build a world that grows more beautiful, more diverse, and more abundant With every passing year. That world is closer now than it has ever been. We have all the tools we need, And we can build it together. We can share our ideas and successes with billions of people around the world, who also yearn for love, peace, equality, and a better life for their children. We are asking you to let the possibility of a world like that sink in. Because it cannot be won by violence, And it cannot be taken by force. We are asking you to join the conversation. Today is the first day of Summer. Come and spend it with us. Tell us your stories, Share your ideas, and ask us for help. We don't have to work together, We get to. And if we do, Imagine what next summer Could look like."
If this declaration resonates with you, if you believe this is something the world needs, or if you just want to dance and meet your neighbors, come join us. Share this message, spread the word. Together, there is nothing we cannot do.
Everyone we will be free to dance, talk, and celebrate as long they wish, and when everyone is done, we will wrap up and prepare for the next phase of the day, a gathering called Community Supported Everything.
At 6pm we will be organizing a gathering in Colonel Summers park to take the day even further. We encourage everyone to bring their art, their music, their food, anything that is special to them they wish to share, and share it with us. Food Not Bombs will be serving food, but feel free to bring a dish or desert.
We will be facilitating community networking and resource-mapping in groups of 6, giving each person time to talk about their ideas, their crazy projects, the things they dream of doing, so that the community can know what they want and offer them help in achieving it!
What is Community Supported Everything?
Community Supported Everything Inspired by Community Supported Agriculture where supportive relationships are forged directly between the community and local farmers, Community Supported Everything uses the internet and real community meetings to build relationships within our communities. We create spaces for neighbors to share their ideas, find support and offer their talents to incubate projects that benefit the community as a whole. This can be anything at all, as long as it is not exclusive or excessive. Whatever makes you happy, healthy, and free benefits everyone! Facebook page for the FlashMob event Facebook page for the evening in Colonel Summers Park The Symbiosis Project and Interdependence Day
Thursday
Tomorrow in OPDX (May 23, 2012):
7am: Reynold's Teachers Strike @ Reynolds HS, 1698 SW Cherry Park Rd, Troutdale & at the Middle School/District office, 1200 NE 201st, Fairview.
1pm: Tommy has court for streaming police brutality on May Day @ the Justice Center
5pm: Occupy the Post Office @ Terry Schrunk Plaza SW 4th & Madison Street
6pm: Spending Committee @ St. Francis, SE 12th & Oak
7pm: Spokes Council @ St Francis - 1131 Southeast Oak Street
10pm: #reOccuPizzy @ City Hall
Friday
OP Labor Outreach Committee Meeting
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- Date: Every Friday
- Time: 5:45 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
- Location: Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Church at 1131 SE Oak Street
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Purpose
Need volunteers to facilitate & take notes.
- Proposed Agenda
- 1. Review our committee work, the process for taking on work and moving it forward, and identify changes we should make now to prepare for a busy spring.
- Current Work
- - Community Assembly to Create a People's Budget - May 5th, First Unitarian Church
- - East County Education Support
- Future/Possible Work
- - Unemployed organizing
- - Labor Education
- - Occupy/Labor Panel or conference
- - Workers struggles: PSU Student workers, New Seasons workers
Other details
See Also:
- Community Assembly to Create a People's Budget
- Peoples’ Assembly Organizing Committee
- Occupy Portland Labor Outreach Committee
- Facebook Pages
- Occupy Portland Labor Solidarity Committee
- Community Assembly to Create a People's Budget
more information
Food Not Bombs - SE Feed
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- Date: Every Mon Tues Fri
- Time: 6pm - 8pm (sometimes we get to the park @ 5:30, sometimes we stay later than 8pm)
- Location: Colonel Summers Park - SE 17th & SE Taylor under the brick pavilion
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Purpose
To feed whoever is hungry, delicious, nutritious, free vegan food! & to prevent perfectly good food from going to the dump. Living off of societies waste is awesome!
- Do you ever get hungry?
- Do you like food or like to cook?
- Well why don't we know each other yet? I think we're already in love.
We are available to help with any Occupy related, or radical event!
- Shoot us an e-mail (pdxfnb@ATists.riseup.net) & we'll connect.
- Sign up to be on our email list
- Like us on Facebook: Portland-Food-Not-Bombs
- We request those that partake to bring their own container and utensil, if at all possible.
- More detailed and important information
Bmedia Arts & Cultural Friday Night Events
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- Date: Fridays
- Time: 7pm – 9pm
- Location: Occupy Office - 1131 Southeast Oak St
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Purpose
Arts and Culture Night!
Arts and Culture committee along with the Media Coalition organize Friday’s evening events including movies, open mics, poetry slams, local acts, and visiting famous/not-so-famous musicians.
Saturday
Peace and Safety Meeting
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- Date: Saturdays
- Time: 12pm – 2pm
- Location: Backspace 115 Northwest 5th Avenue Portland, OR (on 5th between Couch and Davis)
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Purpose
Peace and Safety Meeting
Feather Circle
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- Date: Saturdays (temporary change Friday only on July 6, 2012)
- Time: 7pm – 10pm
- Location: Portland City Hall
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Purpose
Feather Circle (Facilitated by Rumorz)
We are an integral part of the Occupy Portland community. We work with the Women’s Caucus on women’s issues while building a network of support and community.
We organize, support, gift, love, support, love and listen to each other. We roar, hug, trample, yell, be silent , work, or do whatever we need to or can do, to build the future we want to see.
Next meeting Saturday, May 26, noon-2 p.m. at St. Francis 1131 SE Oak Street
https://www.facebook.com/events/132453116889312/
http://www.portlandgeneralassembly.org/groups/womens-network/
Sunday
Chakra Dance
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- Date: Every Sunday
- Time: 10:30am until 12:30pm
- Location: Tiffany Center 1410 SW Morrison St Ste 600, Portland, OR 97205-1930
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Purpose
- Each Sunday a special guest will guide us through a "Chakra Dance."
Among the best tools to evolve the spirit are the energy centers known as chakras. Chakra, an ancient sanskrit term meaning “wheel of light,” describes a complex human energy system of awareness.
The seven chakra centers are associated with specific areas of the physical body. Each chakra is equally important to our energy flow and vitality, and each affects all the others.
Developing one chakra while neglecting others only creates an imbalance, weakening overall strength. The goal is to have all seven chakras open, balanced and integrated.
Other details
Every Sunday morning at the Tiffany Center
- 10:30 warmup, circle at 11, ends at 12:30
- Cost: $10, Kids welcome and free!
more information
Women's Caucus weekly meeting
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- Date: 1st, 3rd and 5th Sunday
- Time: 3:00pm
- Location: varies each time. subscribe to the listserv at http://groups.google.com/group/opwomen for locations.
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Purpose
Women's Caucus weekly meeting.
Women’s Caucus invites all women to meetings.
Contact: opwomen@googlegroups.com
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Solutions Committee Meeting (for working groups only)
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- Date: Sundays
- Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
- Location: The Occupy Portland Office at St. Francis of Assisi Parish, 1131 SE Oak, Portland
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Purpose
Meeting for working groups only.
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Other details
Meet Tuesdays at 6:00 with the whole committee.
Weekly Arrestee Mutual Support Meeting
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- Date: Sundays
- Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm
- Location: wherever GA is
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Purpose
Arrestees gather every week before GA to meet with each other, share experiences, ask questions, update on recent events, and make plans. ELK generally has a representative there. This is a great way to build mutual aid and feel more part of a movement while going through the system!
more information
General Assembly
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- Date: Sundays
- Time: no more GAs on Sundays
- Location: 'Starting July 1, GA will be held on Mondays at the Terry Schrunk Plaza!'
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Purpose
GA is now on Mondays effective July 2012.
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Upcoming Events Next Week and Beyond
These events are more than seven days away, please jump to each event's page for more info.
- Don't get thrown under the bus! 2012 06 01
- FREE CHALUPA COUPON COLLECTION @ Blazer games
- MUSIC FOR THE WORKING CLASS - last wed every month
- NE Alberta Street's Last Thursday
- FREE CHALUPA COUPON COLLECTION @ Blazer games
- Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)–first Sundays
- Black History Discussion Meeting 4 1 12
- We Know Our Rights! Rally Monday 02 April 2012
- FREE CHALUPA COUPON COLLECTION @ Blazer games
- FREE CHALUPA COUPON COLLECTION @ Blazer games
- Public Involvement Advisory Council Meeting - 1st Tuesdays
- FREE CHALUPA COUPON COLLECTION @ Blazer games
- Museum of Contemporary Craft Free First Thursday
- 3D Center of Art and Photography - First Thursdays
- Tomando las Calles / Taking the Streets - Community Art Exhibit
- Portland Children's Museum Free First Fridays
- FREE CHALUPA COUPON COLLECTION @ Blazer games
- Oregon Zoo Second Tuesdays
- SE Neighborhood Assembly 2nd & 4th Sat
- PDX Moms for Marijuana Meet & Greet Potluck - 2nd Saturdays
- HANFORD: North America's Fukushima 4 15 12
- Portland LGBTQ Human & Civil Rights Day 4 21 12
- MUSIC FOR THE WORKING CLASS - last wed every month
- NE Alberta Street's Last Thursday
- SE Neighborhood Assembly 2nd & 4th Sat
- Occupy May Day (Together) 5 1 12
- Public Involvement Advisory Council Meeting - 1st Tuesdays
- Museum of Contemporary Craft Free First Thursday
- 3D Center of Art and Photography - First Thursdays
- Portland Children's Museum Free First Fridays
- Community Assembly to Create a People's Budget (Saturday, May 5th, 2012)
- Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)–first Sundays
- Oregon Zoo Second Tuesdays
- PDX Moms for Marijuana Meet & Greet Potluck - 2nd Saturdays
- MUSIC FOR THE WORKING CLASS - last wed every month
- NE Alberta Street's Last Thursday
- Occupy & labor: teach-in and discussion 12 May 2012
- SE Occupy PDX Neighborhood Assembly 12 May 2012
- SE Occupy PDX Neighborhood Assembly 26 May 2012
- SE Occupy PDX Neighborhood Assembly 9 June 2012
- SE Occupy PDX Neighborhood Assembly 23 June 2012
- SE Neighborhood Assembly 2nd & 4th Sat
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