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![]() Are you part of the climate movement and alarmed about ICE kidnappings and violence and want to learn more about opportunities for solidarity and proactive work for immigrant justice? Join us on February 23rd to learn skills to build the power we need to protect our neighbors, push back on authoritarianism, take proactive steps to challenge the detention industrial complex, and continue to build power on climate. As we bear witness to both the devastating state violence and the incredible organizing in Minneapolis and beyond it is important for us to recognize our power and work in solidarity against the billionaire, violently racist, Trump regime. Your leadership is needed now more than ever. Stop the Money Pipeline's Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) team is excited to collaborate and feature organizers with the National Partnership for New Americans, focused on constructing bridges between the climate justice and immigrant justice movements; the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), as it organizes immigrant workers with tools to face daily assaults and challenge inequality; and the American Friends Service Committee, working at the intersection of militarized detention, ICE, policing, and militarism in U.S. foreign policy. Register for our workshop today. You can connect with community, build skills, and learn more about how organizers across the country are fighting against Trump’s deportation machine. This will be the third of the four-part series of workshops our Stop the Money Pipeline JEDI team is hosting. We come from justice work all across the climate, immigration and financial reform movement, and hope you will join us. In Solidarity,
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