#IdleNoMore Global Day of Actions in British Columbia
The Deets:
April 20 at 8:00 pm until April 22 at 11:55 pm
Territories in and around B.C.
The Call Out:
FWD: Hello Everyone! We are in process of helping people coordinate and locate their local events for Global Earth Day, in the territories in and around BC.
We are asking you to submit your events to:
www.facebook.com/idlenomoreBC in either a message or on the timeline.
Events will then be reposted to this event feed in a manner that keeps things organized and top priority.
If you cannot find an event close to you – start one! Contact us, at the above page if you need a hand to get started.
We are also asking people to prominently include messaging on Indigenous and Treaty rights.
Thanks
Idle No More – BC
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Idle No More and Defenders of the Land are calling for non-indigenous peoples to join indigenous communities in coordinated non-violent direct actions. Alternatives will only come through bold action.
The declaration, jointly released with Defenders of the Land calls for a “Solidarity Spring” to precede a “Sovereignty Summer”. They have joined together to issue this common call for escalating action. “Our demands are clear and in accordance with the principles of coexistence and mutual respect between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples.”
April 22 – Earth Day | Decentralized actions – Coast to Coast to Coast
Sovereignty Summer #SS – Coordinated non-violent direct actions with allies
Idle No More – BC |
Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/idlenomoreBC
FB Group: www.facebook.com/groups/idlenomoreBC
Twitter: @idlenomoreOKN
www.idlenomore.ca
www.defendersoftheland.org
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