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Mar13Tue
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Against Amendment One Phone Banking (Tues.) @ The Community Church of Chapel Hill6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Join the Coalition to Protect All NC Families at a phone bank Against Amendment One Tuesdays at the The Community Church of Chapel Hill. Sign up to volunteer at http://tinyurl.com/stopa1 Drop-ins are also welcome! We’ll be calling registered voters asking them how they plan to vote, and if they’re Against Amendment One, reminding them to go vote on May 8 (or at early voting starting April 19), and asking them if they’d like to volunteer to help! Together we can defeat this Amendment!
The text of the amendment is “Marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this State.” This amendment will negatively affect all NC families.
http://www.protectncfamilies.org/
A link to early voting sites in Orange County, NC.6:00 pmAgainst Amendment One Phone Banking (Tues.) @ The Community Church of Chapel Hill -
General Assembly @ Peace and Justice Plaza6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
6:00 pmGeneral Assembly @ Peace and Justice Plaza
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Demonstration Against NCSU Art Pope Lecture Series @ TBA7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Occupy NCSU and others are preparing for a demonstration on Tuesday, March 13th to protest the Pope Lecture Series at NCSU. The speech starts at 7:30 p.m. More specifics will be forthcoming as we move closer to the 13th.
There will be a planning meeting on Thursday, March 1 at 7:00 at NCSU.
Contact Vidya Sankar at thedomicileofvids@gmail.com or (919) 701-9649 if you want to participate in the meeting or at the protest.
7:00 pmDemonstration Against NCSU Art Pope Lecture Series @ TBA
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Mar14Wed
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Against Amendment One Phone Banking (Wed.) @ Orange Co. Democratic Party's office5:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Join the Coalition to Protect All NC Families every Wednesday at a phone bank Against Amendment One at the Orange Co. Democratic Party’s office (go around back). Sign up to volunteer at http://tinyurl.com/stopa1 Drop-ins are also welcome! We’ll be calling registered voters asking them how they plan to vote, and if they’re Against Amendment One, reminding them to go vote on May 8 (or at early voting starting April 19), and asking them if they’d like to volunteer to help! Together we can defeat this Amendment!
The text of the amendment is “Marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this State.” This amendment will negatively affect all NC families.
http://www.protectncfamilies.org/
A link to early voting sites in Orange County, NC.5:00 pmAgainst Amendment One Phone Banking (Wed.) @ Orange Co. Democratic Party's office -
March Political Prisoner Letter Writing Night @ Internationalist Books & Community Center7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Location: Internationalist Books & Community Center (405 W. Franklin St.)
Come send a birthday card to political prisoners with March birthdays. It’s an easy way to let these people know they aren’t forgotten. These men and women fought for many of the freedoms we take for granted today. For more information check out www.prisonbooks.info
The poster is available for download.Sponsored by Internationalist Prison Books Collective.
7:00 pmMarch Political Prisoner Letter Writing Night @ Internationalist Books & Community Center
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Mar15Thu
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The Ides of Love March @ NC State Belltower11:00 am – 2:00 pm
On Thursday, March 15th, we will march from the N.C. State Bell Tower to the General Assembly Building AGAINST Amendment One!
From the facebook event page (go there to RSVP):
We want to show our State and our Nation that the people of North Carolina do not support amending our Constitution with this ban, and that we will virulently defend the right for a union to be recognized by the state. In the past, we have codified language that excluded both women and minority races; let us learn from our history and not repeat those same mistakes on May 8, 2012.
The motto for the fine state of North Carolina has always rung with heraldic clarity: we are a state that lives according to principle and truth; to be rather than to seem. Sadly, the stable foundations of our state have been put to the test, and we stand in the face of those who would restrict base civil rights. We honor the primary statement of the original document of our governance with its assurance of equal rights for all, regardless of creed or orientation.
If you are against amending the North Carolina State Constitution with discrimination, come join us on March 15th, 2012. If you are proud to live in the state that launched civil rights to the forefront of our national discussion, join with us for the march. We believe that only through an expression of solidarity can we give a voice to the voiceless, to those the state would seek to exclude from the civil right of marriage.
“A vote on the same sex marriage amendment has nothing to do with your personal and religious opinion on same sex marriage but everything to do with whether or not you believe discrimination should be codified and legalized constitutionally. We should never seek to codify discrimination into the very heart and framework of our Constitution.”
-Rev. Dr. William J. Barber, IIAll faiths, all religions, all races, and all people are welcome.
For more information, and further updates on the day of action and change, please visit honestnc.org.
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Against Amendment One Phone Banking (Thurs.) @ Laurie's home6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Join the Coalition to Protect All NC Families every Thursday at a supporter’s home in Carrboro. Sign up to volunteer at http://tinyurl.com/stopa1 Drop-ins are also welcome! We’ll be calling registered voters asking them how they plan to vote, and if they’re Against Amendment One, reminding them to go vote on May 8 (or at early voting starting April 19), and asking them if they’d like to volunteer to help! Together we can defeat this Amendment!
The text of the amendment is “Marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this State.” This amendment will negatively affect all NC families.
http://www.protectncfamilies.org/
A link to early voting sites in Orange County, NC.6:00 pmAgainst Amendment One Phone Banking (Thurs.) @ Laurie's home
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Mar16Fri
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Vigil for Peace and Justice with the Society of Friends @ Corner of Elliot Road and E Franklin Street4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
The Chapel Hill Quaker Society meets every Friday at the corner of Elliot and Franklin to hold a vigil for peace and justice. Occupiers can see this as a literal occupation of a usually unremarkable corner space at busy roads, turning it suddenly into a space occupied with both spiritual and political significance. They welcome our presence at this weekly event.
4:30 pmVigil for Peace and Justice with the Society of Friends @ Corner of Elliot Road and E Franklin Street
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Mar17Sat
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Teach-In: The Work That Reconnects @ United Church of Chapel Hill10:00 am – 5:00 pm
10:00 amTeach-In: The Work That Reconnects @ United Church of Chapel Hill -
“Guerilla Gardening”: An All-Day Community Gardening Celebration11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Come on out for this Carrboro Commune sponsored Spring gardening and community celebration!
There’ll be seedlings and “seed bombs”, herbs and flowers, face painting and arts & crafts, teach-ins and street theater! Bring your own supplies and ideas if you like!
Make it a neighborhood effort to greenify the town, claim our commons, and beautify that corporate chain link fence!
11:00 am“Guerilla Gardening”: An All-Day Community Gardening Celebration
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Mar18Sun
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Prison Books Collective Workday1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.
Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.
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Talking About Amendment One! @ United Church of Chapel Hill1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Talking About Amendment One: How to Make “Difficult” Conversations about LGBTQ Equality Easy, Compelling and Connecting! Organized by the United Church of Chapel Hill.
With the statewide North Carolina vote on Amendment One coming up, activists who support all kinds of families, including LGBTQ ones, may find themselves looking for ways to effectively communicate about the negative effects of this amendment: the harms it can pose to unmarried couples of all genders, and to single women and children of unmarried parents.
Would you like to find ways to tell people about this Amendment? On Sunday, March 18, join NYC communications-expert Dian Killian and learn:
A way of communicating that draws on common values to foster shared understanding and trust — even when the others may be distrusting, dismissive or judgmental.
To self-manage your reactions in challenging conversations so you can remain present and effective.
To talk about inclusion and equality in a way that lands with others, changing how they see and experience the world.
To shift hearts as well minds!Please join the event organizers for this opportunity to build community and skills within the movement for LGBTQ rights! Registration.
This workshop is presented in partnership with The Coalition to Protect NC Families. A link to a pdf of the event flier.
A contribution is requested to help cover the costs of the workshop, support the efforts of Protect NC, and honor the time/energy of Dian, the workshop leader. The organizers suggest this contribution out of respect and care for the people and organizations involved and at the same time do not wish for that request to become an obstacle to your participation.
Requested Contribution: $55 early registration before March 7, $65 from March 7 – 18. Group rate of $50pp before March 7 or $59pp March 7-18.If you have an authentic interest in attending and are genuinely struggling with your financial security, organizers welcome you to register now and click “Pay In Cash Day of Event” at check out, and bring a contribution that is sustainable for you on the day of the workshop.
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Celebrate Human Rights! Conference @ Carrboro Arts Center3:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Celebrate the two-year anniversary of Carrboro and Chapel Hill adopting the Universal Declaration of Human rights with a tamale dinner ($2), panel discussions, keynote speaker Gene Nichol – Director of the UNC Center on Poverty, Work & Opportunity, prepresentatives from Occupy Chapel Hill, NAACP, El Centro Hispano and more, and music by Plutopia! Find out more here.
Schedule:
3:00 – 3:10 James Farrar,HRC Board of Directors: Welcome & Introduction.
3:10 – 3:25 Dream Acts documentary showing.
3:25 – 4:05 Panel 1: Day laborers discussion with Beto, Sebastian, Ruben and others. Moderated by Rafael and David R.
4:05 – 4:20 Break
4:20 – 4:50 Kids performance.
4:50 – 5:35 Panel 2: Solidarity with people of Color with focus on broken immigration laws. Organized by UNC Sociology 273 students, to include JU, El Centro, NAACP, and Dream Team member.
5:35 – 6:20 Gene Nichols: Keynote speech, with tamale dinner.
6:20 – 7:00 Panel 3: Participatory Democracy. Organized by Judith Blau and to include speakers from Fund for Democratic Communities and Occupy Chapel Hill-Carrboro.
7:00 – 7:40 Panel 4: Grassroots lawyers. Organized and moderated by Chris
Brooks.
7:40 – 7:50 Judith Blau, Director of HRC: closes and introduces Plutopia.∗ Suggested donation $7. Purchase at the box office online or by calling (919) 929-2787 ext. 201
A scaled-down version of the Dream Acts installation will be in the center gallery
throughout March.3:00 pmCelebrate Human Rights! Conference @ Carrboro Arts Center
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Mar20Tue
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Jon Paul’s TruthQuest Radio Show WCOM LPFM Carrboro (103.5FM)12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Jon Paul is an Occupy Supporter and has attended a few GAs and Teach-Ins. He is interviewing different occupiers about their views and experiences with the movement on his show, Tuesdays from 11am-12noon!
12:00 pmJon Paul’s TruthQuest Radio Show WCOM LPFM Carrboro (103.5FM) -
OCHC and Community Lunch Time! @ Weaver Street Market12:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Come together for awesome food, conversation, and camaraderie! For the moment, our lunch venue is Weaver Street Market. There are inside and outside tables, and the option to bring your own food if sitting outside.
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Against Amendment One Phone Banking (Tues.) @ The Community Church of Chapel Hill6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Join the Coalition to Protect All NC Families at a phone bank Against Amendment One Tuesdays at the The Community Church of Chapel Hill. Sign up to volunteer at http://tinyurl.com/stopa1 Drop-ins are also welcome! We’ll be calling registered voters asking them how they plan to vote, and if they’re Against Amendment One, reminding them to go vote on May 8 (or at early voting starting April 19), and asking them if they’d like to volunteer to help! Together we can defeat this Amendment!
The text of the amendment is “Marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this State.” This amendment will negatively affect all NC families.
http://www.protectncfamilies.org/
A link to early voting sites in Orange County, NC.6:00 pmAgainst Amendment One Phone Banking (Tues.) @ The Community Church of Chapel Hill
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Mar21Wed
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Against Amendment One Phone Banking (Wed.) @ Orange Co. Democratic Party's office5:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Join the Coalition to Protect All NC Families every Wednesday at a phone bank Against Amendment One at the Orange Co. Democratic Party’s office (go around back). Sign up to volunteer at http://tinyurl.com/stopa1 Drop-ins are also welcome! We’ll be calling registered voters asking them how they plan to vote, and if they’re Against Amendment One, reminding them to go vote on May 8 (or at early voting starting April 19), and asking them if they’d like to volunteer to help! Together we can defeat this Amendment!
The text of the amendment is “Marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this State.” This amendment will negatively affect all NC families.
http://www.protectncfamilies.org/
A link to early voting sites in Orange County, NC.5:00 pmAgainst Amendment One Phone Banking (Wed.) @ Orange Co. Democratic Party's office
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Mar22Thu
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Against Amendment One Phone Banking (Thurs.) @ Laurie's home6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Join the Coalition to Protect All NC Families every Thursday at a supporter’s home in Carrboro. Sign up to volunteer at http://tinyurl.com/stopa1 Drop-ins are also welcome! We’ll be calling registered voters asking them how they plan to vote, and if they’re Against Amendment One, reminding them to go vote on May 8 (or at early voting starting April 19), and asking them if they’d like to volunteer to help! Together we can defeat this Amendment!
The text of the amendment is “Marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this State.” This amendment will negatively affect all NC families.
http://www.protectncfamilies.org/
A link to early voting sites in Orange County, NC.6:00 pmAgainst Amendment One Phone Banking (Thurs.) @ Laurie's home -
Training: Legal Paths to Fight Foreclosure Fraud @ Olin T. Binkley Memorial Baptist Church6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Orange County Justice United , in partnership with the North Carolina Housing Coalition and Legal Aid, is hosting a training which will explore litigation options available to homeowners facing fraudulent foreclosure processes. Lawyers from Legal Aid will describe the legal paths available to homeowners who suspect that fraud took place in the origination of their loan or in the servicing of their loan afterwards. This training will link mortgage fraud research actions conducted by Justice United and allied agencies across the state with practical steps for individual foreclosure prevention. Join us and learn how you can help defend our homes and communities in the face of the ongoing housing crisis.
CONTEXT: Joining allied groups of NC United Power, Orange County Justice United’s foreclosure action team undertook a research action to investigate foreclosure fraud in North Carolina. Over last fall and winter, the team reviewed 240 foreclosure case files in Orange County for evidence of robo-signing: the production of false or forged legal documents which lead to fraudulently executed foreclosures. This training represents the next step for the team as we use the results of our broad research for applications on the individual level. The
foreclosure action team invites you to join us at this training and in future collaboration towards protecting homeowners from illegal foreclosures.PLEASE RSVP TO: ross.devin@gmail.com
6:00 pmTraining: Legal Paths to Fight Foreclosure Fraud @ Olin T. Binkley Memorial Baptist Church
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Mar23Fri
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Vigil for Peace and Justice with the Society of Friends @ Corner of Elliot Road and E Franklin Street4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
The Chapel Hill Quaker Society meets every Friday at the corner of Elliot and Franklin to hold a vigil for peace and justice. Occupiers can see this as a literal occupation of a usually unremarkable corner space at busy roads, turning it suddenly into a space occupied with both spiritual and political significance. They welcome our presence at this weekly event.
4:30 pmVigil for Peace and Justice with the Society of Friends @ Corner of Elliot Road and E Franklin Street -
Presentation on Author Stephen Hren’s New Book, “Tales from the Sustainable Underground A Wild Journey with People Who Care More about the Planet than the Law” @ Internationalist Books & Community Center7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
International Books is hosting a special presentation of Stephen Hren’s new book:
“Tales from the Sustainable Underground: A Wild Journey with People Who Care More about the Planet than the Law”
Activists striving for any type of social change often find themselves operating on the fringes of legal and social norms. Many experience difficulties when their innovative ideas run afoul of antiquated laws and regulations that favor a big business, energy- and material-intensive approach.Tales from the Sustainable Underground is packed with the stories of some of these pioneers, who care more for the planet than the rules, whether they’re engaged in natural building, permaculture, community development, or ecologically based art. Meet courageous and inspiring individuals such as: solar guru Ed Eaton; radical urban permaculturalists, Scott Kellogg and Stacy Pettigrew; and artist, eco-architect and intuitive builder, Matt Bua.Both entertaining and informative, the profiles in this book provide a unique lens through which to view deeper questions about societal structures preventing us from attaining a more sustainable world. By examining such issues as the nature of property rights and the function of art in society, the author raises profound questions about how our social attitudes and mores contribute to our current destructive paradigm.
7:00 pmPresentation on Author Stephen Hren’s New Book, “Tales from the Sustainable Underground A Wild Journey with People Who Care More about the Planet than the Law” @ Internationalist Books & Community Center
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Mar24Sat
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Canvassing Against Amendment One! @ Protect All NC Families office (located in Orange County Dems Office)10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Meet at the Protect All NC Families office for a training at 10 a.m., followed by canvassing in Carrboro.
You’ll go door to door reminding people to vote against Amendment One, and asking them to help the effort by volunteering!
The office is located in the Orange County Democratic Party HQ office (in the back of 209 Lloyd St.)
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New Human Rights Center Open House! @ Human Rights Center3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Come out and celebrate the new HRC home at 107 Barnes Street!
This Saturday we will meet our neighbors, work to connect the Abbey Court and Barnes St. communities, and vision together for the bright future of our community center. Join us!
3:00 pmNew Human Rights Center Open House! @ Human Rights Center
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Mar25Sun
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National Day of Action: #M25 NC March to the Statehouses to Reclaim Voter Sovereignty! @ Begins in Fletcher Park (entrances on St. Mary's St & Glenwood Ave)11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Occupy North Carolina calls upon all citizens and all Occupations throughout the state to join together in a Freedom March and Occupy the Highway this spring, as we march to the Statehouse. Walkupy’s Greensboro Call to action makes Raleigh, NC a central focus of this National March to the Statehouses to restore voter sovereignty. We propose a route from Winston Salem, NC to our Statehouse in Raleigh, NC, passing through Greensboro, Burlington, Chapel Hill and Durham.
On March 25th, come march the final mile to the NC Statehouse, where we will hold a rally to end corporate influence over our legislature and public officials! Restore voter sovereignty!
Preliminary Raleigh #M25 schedule:
11:00am-1:00pm Meet at Fletcher Park in Raleigh. Bring your family, a lunch and enjoy the park while we socialize, soap box, etc.
1:00pm-2:00pm March the final Freedom March mile from Fletcher Park past Occupy Raleigh camp to the NC Legislature (approx. 1.5 mi.)
2:00pm-4:00pm Rally at Bicentennial Plaza in front of the NC LegislatureThe Freedom March will travel through communities hardest hit by economic inequality and political disenfranchisement, stopping at important historical points along the way. We will talk to those people who have suffered the most due to our corrupt political system, and carry their stories with us. Along the way we will collect signatures on a People’s Petition to be read at the end of our journey on the steps of our state’s Capitol. We will hold our elected officials accountable. We will remind them that they work for the people. We will remind them that being an elected representative is a civic duty, not a business enterprise.
We call on people from all corners of North Carolina who cannot participate in the full March to conduct freedom rides into Raleigh. Buy a bus ticket, ride in the front of the bus and spread the word of economic and political justice. If you must drive, drive. Carpool. Fly. Join us however you can to reclaim voter sovereignty in this election year.
Occupy Raleigh’s Statement of Action in Solidarity with Walkupy & Occupy the Highway:
We the People of Occupy Raleigh stand in solidarity with the Walking Occupation and pledge our support and participation in this action.We call upon the legislature to reject Citizens United and to no longer recognize corporate personhood in the state of North Carolina.
We bear witness to the corruption of our democratic processes that has become business as usual in our state. We bear witness to the devastation wrought upon our neighbors and friends through predatory and irresponsible lending practices. We bear witness to the dismantling of citizens’ basic constitutional rights to Free Speech, Peaceful Assembly and even Due Process. And we stand in opposition to all plans to disenfranchise voters.
We bear witness to a campaign of fear and uncertainty being waged against the people of North Carolina and the Nation at large. Families are being turned out of their homes. Essential healthcare is being withheld. Jobs are cut, and factories closed. Homeowners, consumers and students are saddled with crushing debt. Rights and Liberties are being stripped away. American communities are being destroyed. And our representatives work covertly behind closed doors where the People’s voice is silenced. These injustices must end.
11:00 amNational Day of Action: #M25 NC March to the Statehouses to Reclaim Voter Sovereignty! @ Begins in Fletcher Park (entrances on St. Mary's St & Glenwood Ave) -
Prison Books Collective Workday1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
The prison books collective meets weekly, every Sunday at 1pm, in order to process letters and send out books to prisoners.
Contact prisonbooks@gmail.com for more details if you want to help out.
1:00 pmPrison Books Collective Workday
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Mar26Mon
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Jeffrey Clements Lecture: “Corporations Are Not People” @ Jones Lecture Hall, Flowe Building, Room 1107:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Common Cause North Carolina presents a lecture with Jeffrey Clements, author of “Corporations Are Not People.”
Find out more about Common Cause North Carolina: Holding Power Accountable!
7:00 pmJeffrey Clements Lecture: “Corporations Are Not People” @ Jones Lecture Hall, Flowe Building, Room 110
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Mar27Tue
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Jon Paul’s TruthQuest Radio Show WCOM LPFM Carrboro (103.5FM)12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Jon Paul is an Occupy Supporter and has attended a few GAs and Teach-Ins. He is interviewing different occupiers about their views and experiences with the movement on his show, Tuesdays from 11am-12noon!
12:00 pmJon Paul’s TruthQuest Radio Show WCOM LPFM Carrboro (103.5FM) -
OCHC and Community Lunch Time! @ Weaver Street Market12:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Come together for awesome food, conversation, and camaraderie! For the moment, our lunch venue is Weaver Street Market. There are inside and outside tables, and the option to bring your own food if sitting outside.
12:30 pmOCHC and Community Lunch Time! @ Weaver Street Market -
Against Amendment One Phone Banking (Tues.) @ The Community Church of Chapel Hill6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Join the Coalition to Protect All NC Families at a phone bank Against Amendment One Tuesdays at the The Community Church of Chapel Hill. Sign up to volunteer at http://tinyurl.com/stopa1 Drop-ins are also welcome! We’ll be calling registered voters asking them how they plan to vote, and if they’re Against Amendment One, reminding them to go vote on May 8 (or at early voting starting April 19), and asking them if they’d like to volunteer to help! Together we can defeat this Amendment!
The text of the amendment is “Marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this State.” This amendment will negatively affect all NC families.
http://www.protectncfamilies.org/
A link to early voting sites in Orange County, NC.6:00 pmAgainst Amendment One Phone Banking (Tues.) @ The Community Church of Chapel Hill
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Mar28Wed
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Against Amendment One Phone Banking (Wed.) @ Orange Co. Democratic Party's office5:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Join the Coalition to Protect All NC Families every Wednesday at a phone bank Against Amendment One at the Orange Co. Democratic Party’s office (go around back). Sign up to volunteer at http://tinyurl.com/stopa1 Drop-ins are also welcome! We’ll be calling registered voters asking them how they plan to vote, and if they’re Against Amendment One, reminding them to go vote on May 8 (or at early voting starting April 19), and asking them if they’d like to volunteer to help! Together we can defeat this Amendment!
The text of the amendment is “Marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that shall be valid or recognized in this State.” This amendment will negatively affect all NC families.
http://www.protectncfamilies.org/
A link to early voting sites in Orange County, NC.5:00 pmAgainst Amendment One Phone Banking (Wed.) @ Orange Co. Democratic Party's office
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