The Roundup May 15, 2021 (Vol. 1, No. 3)
Welcome to the May 2021 edition of The Roundup!
This month, we're announcing the Spanish Language Track for Ntosake 2021 and dates for Race and Power 2021.
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National News Ntosake announces a Spanish Language Track for 2021 training
Ntosake invites all women to our 2021 national training, Women Together In Power: Fearless, Determined — No Permission Required. This year’s training will be hosted by the Ntosake Prides of Illinois and Iowa September 23-25, 2021 in Carlinville, IL. More information about registration, travel and cost will be available soon at www.walkingwithlions.org. A Spanish Language track will be offered.
Contact your local Ntosake Pride or Gamaliel affiliate organizer for more information.
Ntosake invita a todas las mujeres a nuestra capacitación nacional 2021, “Mujeres Juntas en el Poder: Intrepidas, Decididas – Sin Permiso.”
Este es un entrenamiento para mujeres, por mujeres y deseamos que te unas a nosotros.
Ntosake es una organización de capacitación y desarrollo de liderazgo de mujeres de la Red Gamaliel. Los asistentes recibirán capacitación sobre cómo convertirse en un líder más poderoso en el ámbito público. Creemos que las mujeres deben participar activamente en todos los sectores de la sociedad y queremos ayudar a las mujeres a lograrlo.
La capacitación de este año será organizada por Ntosake Prides de Illinois e Iowa. Nos reuniremos del 23 al 25 de Septiembre de 2021 en Carlinville, Illinois. Planee llegar la noche del 22 de Septiembre, ya que la programación comenzará la mañana del 23 de Septiembre.
Pronto habrá más información sobre la inscripción, los viajes y el costo en el sitio web www.walkingwithlions.org. El alojamiento en hotel, las comidas y el banquete se incluirán en la tarifa de inscripción. Las tarifas dependerán de la ocupación de la habitación y las restricciones de COVID-19.
Para obtener más información sobre Ntosake, visite el sitio web www.walkingwithlions.org. Póngase en contacto con su organizador afiliado local de Ntosake Pride o Gamaliel. Transformational Justice In Action Meeting
Mark your calendars for the next Transformational Justice in Action Meeting on May 21, 2021 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. CT (12:00 p.m. PT/3:00 p.m. ET).
We will continue our work developing the narrative and messaging for our campaign to Restore Voting Rights for people with felony convictions. You must register in advance. Once you have registered, you will receive a unique link to enter the Zoom meeting. Do not share your link with others. Register here. Race and Power in America Summit 2021 Mark your calendar for the 4th Biennial Race and Power in America Summit, November 8-11, in Baltimore, Maryland.
The Race and Power in America Summit is Gamaliel’s biennial conference for leaders who share Gamaliel’s commitment to racial equity. Participants can expect powerful speakers and a variety of workshops focused on leadership, organizing money, Integrated Voter Engagement, and more.
Sign up here to receive more information about registration, agenda, travel and more when it becomes available, and keep an eye on Gamaliel social media and raceandpower.org for updates. For the Good of the Order
Faith Coalition for the Common Good opposes military vehicle for local sheriff
Members of Faith Coalition for the Common Good (FCCG), our affiliate in Springfield, Illinois, held a press conference on April 26 to demand their local sheriff cancel plans to purchase an armored truck for the Sheriff's Office. The conference received extensive media attention. Check it out here, here and here. Join Gamaliel in encouraging COVID-19 vaccination!
Gamaliel is committed to encouraging our communities to get vaccinated against COVID-19, and we're planning a social media campaign to do so. Want to contribute? Send a photo of yourself (vaccine selfies especially welcome!) and a brief sentence explaining why you chose to get vaccinated, and we'll use it on our social media. Update from CUSH - Congregations United to Serve Humanity - Kenosha, WI
As things open up in Kenosha County, we are able to slowly and safely get back out into the community and continue our mission in person. That feels wonderful!
CUSH’s Immigration Task Force collaborated with Kenosha County’s Division of Health Department to bring information about COVID-19 vaccine availability and the county’s informational phone line for Spanish speakers who might have some degree of vaccine hesitancy. In our biggest vaccine initiative, we advocated for and helped to fund informational billboards in Spanish around Kenosha to share information about COVID and vaccine clinics. Our Immigration Task Force is also advocating for and informing the community about the need to keep funding for driver’s licenses for Undocumented Immigrants in the Wisconsin State Budget. Although that was not a successful initiative, widespread support for this legislation showed us that we must continue to advocate for it. Want to submit your affiliate's news? Email [email protected]. Upcoming Events |