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Six Ways to Aid Afghan Refugees

August 25, 2021 by Deb Cruz Leave a Comment

Today, the WA Immigrant Solidarity Network stands in complete solidarity with the Afghan people. We urge the Biden-Harris administration to live up to their promise of centering human rights in foreign policy and provide refuge to ALL refugees who seek safety.

 

What you can do:

  1. Send a letter to your member of Congress demanding the Biden-Harris administration lift the cap on Afghan refugees immediately.
  2. Sign up to support Afghan refugees in Washington. Anything from clothing to housing, to mental health support is appreciated.
  3. Donate funds to support Afghan refugees in Washington. The Muslim Association of Puget Sound (MAPS) is fundraising to provide much-needed resources to refugees.
  4. If you live in the Seattle/Tacoma area, volunteer to support local Afghan refugees. Lutheran Community Services is recruiting volunteers for apartment set up, rides from the airport, and more.
  5. Sign this MoveOn petition. This petition calls on President Biden to lift the cap on Afghan refugees.
  6. Sign this petition and send another letter to Congress about lifting the cap on Afghan refugees, with a specific focus on wartime allies.

WAISN is an organization made by and for immigrants. Many of us came here because the safety of home disintegrated, forcing our families to make the hardest choice of their lives: to leave home.

Thank you for taking action!

Filed Under: News, Legislative Advocacy, News, Refugee, Immigrant and Migrant Solidarity (RIMS), Take Action

Call to Action: Show up for our siblings in Haiti & Afghanistan

August 25, 2021 by Deb Cruz Leave a Comment

The Church Council of Greater Seattle asks you to show up for our siblings in Haiti & Afghanistan

 

***CALL TO ACTION: Sign onto this letter and demand the Biden administration lift the cap on Afghan refugees NOW****

Links to Donate and Volunteer Here

 

From climate change-fueled disasters to political violence, our siblings across the globe are in crisis. Find a few ways to lend concrete support to the safety and wellbeing of our siblings in Afghanistan and Haiti via the button below, two nations experiencing two very different yet equally world-shattering crises.

Our prayers and solidarity are with our human family the world over as we work together toward a safe, just future for us all.

 

Filed Under: News, Legislative Advocacy, News, Refugee, Immigrant and Migrant Solidarity (RIMS), Take Action, Uncategorized

Tell US Senators to VOTE NO on HR 1374

August 17, 2021 by Deb Cruz Leave a Comment

The Lakota People’s Law Project has put out a call to action to advocate against HR1374, the “Enhancing State Energy Security Planning and Emergency Preparedness Act of 2021” – a bill that has already passed in the House and is heading to the Senate. This bill would worsen the already dangerous and complex dynamics of state-backed and corporate-funded violence against and criminalization of water protectors.

More Information

 

Filed Under: News, Climate Justice, News, Environmental Justice, News, FAIN, News, Legislative Advocacy, News, Legislative FAIN

Democracy Can’t Wait Rallies to Push Passage of the For the People Act, Aug. 10, check for local time, place

August 6, 2021 by Deb Cruz Leave a Comment

This Tuesday, August 10, thousands of people across the country will attend a Democracy Can’t Wait rally in their community to demand Senate action on the For the People Act, a once in a lifetime bill that will ensure fair districting, make voting easier and more accessible, and take on dark money in politics.

Now is the time to show up, loudly and relentlessly, to fight for our democracy. Will you?

Despite some positive signs (as reported by The Washington Post), we’re at a make it or break it moment in the fight to defend our democracy, and we cannot afford to wait any longer for Senate action:

→ Next Thursday, August 12, the census data will be released, allowing states to begin drawing new maps for state and federal districts. If passed before the deadline, the For the People Act will ensure fair districting and ensure our communities can thrive for the next 10 years and beyond. When it comes to our districts, we draw the line. And the stakes have never been higher.

→ The freedom to vote is under attack by extremist state lawmakers across the country who want to put up deliberate barriers to make it harder to vote — especially for people of color.

In response to this urgent threat to our democracy, people all across the country have been raising their voices and showing up every day to fight for the passage of this bill, on the streets and through phone banking, writing letters to the editor, and organizing actions. Now the Senate needs to step up, do their job, and pass the For the People Act to protect our votes and our democracy before the August 12 deadline.

That’s why on August 10, local rallies across the country will take place, joining in power for one massive national day of action to send a strong and clear message: democracy CAN’T wait. We need the Senate to stop stalling and take decisive action now.

Check out the map of dozens of rallies across the country and sign up to attend a Democracy Can’t Wait rally in your community!

Every single fight for the advancement of civil rights in our nation’s history has been met with resistance and required Americans to rise up to demand change. We must do our part to make our message impossible to ignore.

Sign up now to attend a Democracy Can’t Wait rally near you.

And, if for some reason you can’t attend a rally, we still have other ways for you to take action:

  1. Call your senators and keep calling every single day demanding that they get this done.
  2. Check to see if your state legislators are signed onto this letter. If they are, thank them. And if they’re not, ask them why the hell they’re on the sidelines.
  3. Record a video asking your senators to eliminate the filibuster and stop voter suppression. And urge your friends, family, and colleagues to get involved in this fight.

Together we can and will win this fight. Let’s go do it.

In solidarity,
Indivisible Team

Filed Under: Events, Legislative Advocacy, Events, Racial Justice, Take Action

Eastside Advocacy Hub

August 6, 2021 by Deb Cruz Leave a Comment

The Eastside Advocacy Hub  is a place to check for current calls to action and find out how you can provide important support for local change efforts. We provide information on racial equity and social justice advocacy issues that we’re tracking. Find out what’s coming up in our communities and how you can help when it’s time.  You can share actions that you know about., and information about the decision-makers in our community. Do we have representatives with the lived experiences and identities to drive equity and inclusion efforts? You can lead – let us help you!

This centralized resource for East King County RACE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY is built, maintained, and powered by community. Would you like to help keep this resource strong? Contact us – thank you!

Eastside Advocacy Hub

Filed Under: Resources, General Justice, Take Action, Uncategorized

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