3 rd. Congressional District Forum

 

Forum : The Sanders Campaign

Forum.  July 24, 2015.    7 PM.
The Sol Collective. Sacramento 2574 21st. Street. Sacramento
Sponsored by Sacramento DSA, the Sacramento Progressive Alliance  and more.

Socialism and the Sanders Campaign

Forum.  July 24, 2015.    7 PM.
The Sol Collective. Sacramento
Sponsored by Sacramento DSA, the Sacramento Progressive Alliance  and more.

Working Class Under Siege- Progressive Forum

Working Class Under Siege:

Organized labor and students fight for a brighter future.

Forum:  April 16, 2015.   3 PM.

Speakers, video, dialogue.  Free - Join us.

Fabrizio Sasso; Executive Director of Sacramento Central Labor Council.

Kevin Wehr, President, California Faculty Association. Paul Burke, Sociology, Ian Lee- the Fight for $15, Robert Longer (CWA)  Citizens Trade Campaign TPP,  SQE Zobeida Menez, Erica Zamora, Andee Suderland. DSA Student Debt Campaign

Leisa Falkner- exploitation of adjunct faculty.

 3 PM. Hinde Auditorium, CSU –Sacramento , Free

Sponsored by Sacramento Progressive Alliance, DSA, California Faculty Assoc. , Students for Quality Education,  Campus Progressive Alliance.

6 PM. Film.  Wisconsin Rising.

Forum- School Closings in Sacramento

The Black Parallel School Board  & Southeast Village Neighborhood Association

Presents  A Community Forum featuring

Dr. Hernandez from the Sociology Department @ UC Davis

 “Residential Segregation and School Closures”  

Free and open to the public!!!

Thursday, October 24, 2013 from 5:30pm -8:00pm

George Sim Community Center, 6207 Logan Street, Sacramento, CA  95824

Many co-sponsors including the Democracy and Education Institute, DSA, Progressive Alliance and others.  See post below. 

Hoy Marchamos. Mañana Votamos

Challenging the Criminalization of

Immigrants in the Comprehensive

Immigration Reform Proposals:

A Human Rights Perspective.

Tues. April 16, 2013

11:00 Am. – 2 PM.

Redwood Room. University Union

CSU-Sacramento.

Free.

Sponsored by the Serna Center, DSA, The Progressive Alliance, LACLAA, Union Civica Primero de Mayo, Chican@Latin@ Faculty and Staff,  and others.

I do not know why this announcement has been showing up as blocked.

Information.  http://progressiveforum07.blogspot.com

This is a story the Sacramento Bee did not cover Thursday.  - The local connection.

Tens of thousands of immigrants and their allies marched Wednesday in a coordinated series of protest demanding that Congress approve new, comprehensive immigration reform for the 11 million immigrants currently living in the U.S.

Support rallies were held in cities and towns across the nation- including Sacramento.  In Sacramento Yvonne Walker, head of the California SEIU (see photo) , and Bill Camp of the Sacramento Central Labor Council , Phil Serna Sacramento County Supervisor  and local leaders held a rally at the Federal Building to insist on political action from Congress.

Note: the Bee does not cover items because they have laid off many of their reporters.