You may have seen the news that ICE is planning nationwide detentions. Now is such an important moment to show up for your community. Siembra NC is a grassroots group of immigrants fighting to defend the rights of the migrant community across the state. There are several ways you can help: Fill out this form[…]
In 2019 we’re going to bring all our people together under one roof for an evening each month. Our Monthly Gathering in January was a hit, and we’re so excited for the next one! Whether you’re a Triangle SURJ veteran or a newcomer, this meeting is a great place to meet people, learn about our[…]
Triangle SURJ is endorsing the #DoItLikeDurham Conference: How to Topple a Statue, How to Tear Down a Wall. Sign up to participate in this great local event! From #DoItLikeDurham: “This month is Black August, which was started by Black freedom fighters held inside California prisons to lift up the many Black liberation struggles taking place across the[…]
In October 2017 Triangle SURJ sponsored a panel presentation and discussion focused on identifying helpful and unhelpful ways that white people approach racial justice. The event was led by panelists from local organizations: Martha Hernandez – Comité de Acción Popular Manju Rajendran – Ready The Ground and Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance Anthony Magilone –[…]
At their January 22 meeting, the NC Historical Commission agreed to solicit public comment on the Governor’s request to relocate 3 Confederate monuments from the State Capital grounds in Raleigh. The proposal is to move them to the Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site in Four Oaks, NC. When the public comment portal went live at[…]