Promise to Protect Training April 27,28 (Seattle WA): Get Ready for Next Anti-Tar Sands Pipeline Campaign

The training will cover multicultural competence for partnering with people in Lakota territory, a power analysis of the fossil fuel industry, and direct action as a strategic tool.  The tour is coming to 10 cities beginning in March and going through May.  Construction could begin in June (though delays are likely).  The training will cover multicultural competence for partnering with people in Lakota territory, a power analysis of the fossil fuel industry, and direct action as a strategic tool.  The tour is coming to Seattle on April 27 and 28, 2019. see https://nokxlpromise.org/training-tour/.  If you join you will need to fill out a partner form here https://nokxlpromise.org/partners/

The UUA & UUMFE signed on to the Promise to Protect campaign back in 2017 actually to be ready for the next round in the fight to stop the KXL tar sands pipeline. That moment may be coming fairly soon and the Promise to Protect Campaign has launched a training tour to get people ready. It’s being led by the Native Organizers Alliance, 350.org and others.

This note is a heads up and invitation to join us.