If you happen to live in or visit one of the neighborhoods surrounding the East Village, you’ve no doubt noticed an influx of homeless humans in the past few days.
San Diego’s been getting an increasing amount of negative publicity about the epidemic of Hepatitis A. Based on what I’ve seen this week, the City’s response has been two fold:
- Hire some new faces for public relations purposes
- Send large squads of police to disperse homeless encampments
So we’re hearing lots of “good news,” even as people with nowhere to call home are chased around the city. The sidewalks are being powerwashed, bathrooms and hand washing stations have appeared, and one thousand veterans have a place to call home. Mayor Kevin Faulconer passed up a Chamber of Commerce trip to Washington, DC to manage the crisis.
The Reader says public relations pro Greg Block has joined the Mayor’s staff to accentuate the positive (city efforts) and point a finger elsewhere (county efforts) when needed. Suddenly hizzoner is all over social media, and it’s all good news.
I’ve opened up several libraries as a place for nurses to offer free vaccines to those at-risk for Hep A. Visit @211SD to find more clinics. pic.twitter.com/VSEqMqyw3c
— Kevin Faulconer (@Kevin_Faulconer) September 27, 2017
The Union-Tribune editorial board also made the Kevin-Katrina connection, and correctly pointed out the County deserves its fair share of the blame:
This month, after lacking it for months, city and county officials finally showed a sense of urgency — ramping up vaccination, sanitation and education — to fight the nation’s worst hepatitis A outbreak since a vaccine was rolled out in 1995. Now, San Diego officials have expanded sidewalk power-washing far beyond its downtown core — as cases crop up in Orange, Los Angeles and Santa Cruz counties as well as across San Diego County, from El Cajon to Chula Vista to Oceanside. One-third of our county’s 461 cases are neither homeless nor illicit drug users.
Why criminalizing homeless humans is a bad idea (h/t Lori Sandana)
While setting up designated camping areas isn’t the optimum solution for solving homelessness, the current crisis demands immediate action. Having the police push people around under the guise of “saving” and “educating” them simply won’t do.
There are three areas in the city available for short-term campsites: SDCCU (formerly Qualcomm) Stadium, which provided a safe haven for 20,000 people during the 2007 wildfires, the lot at Valley View Casino Center and the city’s Central Operations property at 20th and B.
Obviously more needs to be done than simply rolling out the welcome mat, and those needed services and facility upgrades will cost money. I hear there’s $5 million sitting in a fund for City of San Diego special elections. And then there’s the matter of the County & City moneys offered up back in the day when saving the NFL in town was a priority.
All that’s lacking is the political will. Let your City Councilperson and/or Supervisor know that further delays are not acceptable.
Sign this petition from Women Occupy asking Mayor Faulconer to open up the stadium parking lot.
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Check out this week’s Progressive Calendar listings below. Following those listings are upcoming events of national importance, along with opportunities for organizational involvement.
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September 29
Black Liberation and (Im)migration:
From Fugitive Slaves to Papers Please
Friday, September 29, 6:30pm
Pillars of the Community
6431 Imperial Avenue
For More Information
Popular discourse has often separated questions of immigration from African American issues as a way to build a wedge between Black Americans and immigrant populations. As we discuss migration and Black freedom struggles, we ask you to consider Natalia Molina’s notions of “racial scripts” and how contemporary language is citizenship and undocumented has its roots in Black freedom struggles, the role of immigrants in African American movements in the 20th century, and how African Americans and Mexican Americans found common growing between Black exploitation and immigration struggles during the anti-apartheid movement.
Some topics are: Anthony Burns Incident, Underground Railroad to Mexico, West Indian and Afro-Latino immigrants from Marcus Garvey to Louise Little, UNIA in Panama and Cuba, UFW support for antiapartheid.
Rent Strike March / Marcha de Huelga de Renta
Friday, September 29, 3pm
Village Apartments
7025 Eastman Street (Linda Vista)
For More Information
Hosted by San Diego Tenants United
We are marching with over 50 tenants that will be going on RENT STRIKE until they get a new lease agreement. We have been negotiating with management for over two months and they have yet to offer a reasonable contract. They are raising rents to unaffordable levels without justification. Conditions are deplorable and the landlords prefer driving out tenants who are working class people of color, mainly Mexican, with untenable rent hikes.
We have been protesting the conditions for over a year and people are still being neglected. We offered a Rent increase capped at 2%. This is also what we are proposing as Rent Control for San Diego. Please join the tenants of Linda Vista and help the tenants of San Diego by scoring this important victory as we start to change the tides of power.
Benefit Gala for the Earthquake Victims of Mexico
Friday, September 29, 7pm
Centro Cultural de La Raza
2004 Park Boulevard (Balboa Park)
For More Information
Flamenco Sur in collaboration with the flamenco community and El Centro Cultural La Raza will be holding a benefit flamenco performance for the victims of the recent earthquakes in Mexico.
All the proceeds will be donated to the Brigada Costa de Chiapas to help our brothers and sisters who have been hit hard by this terrible tragedy. Suggested donation $15.00 at the door.
Dismantling Stigmas- Racism, Sexism, and Mental Health
Friday, September 29, 5:30
Islamic Center of San Diego
7050 Eckstrom Avenue
For More Information (RSVP)
Please join us for a FREE, powerful evening of discussion and dialogue on how we can dismantle stigmas of racism, sexism, and mental health within the Muslim community.
We will be joined by world-renowned Muslim Psychologist and Neuroscientist, Dr. Marwa Azab that will be speaking on mental health. We will also be joined by Brother Khalid Alexander of Pillars of the Community San Diego that will be speaking about racism as well as writer and educator, Sr. Marwa Abdalla who will be speaking on the topic of sexism.
Cyber Security Computer Class at The Center
Saturday, September 29, 10am
San Diego LGBT Community Center
3909 Centre Street
For More Information (RSVP)
Hosted by 50 and Better Together and San Diego LGBT Community Center
Please join us on Friday, September 29th inside of the David Bohnett Cyber Center, for a presentation that will appeal to even the novice of technology. This cybersecurity presentation seeks to bring more awareness to the kind of security we need in our personal lives as we dip our feet deeper and deeper into the cyber world. As it goes without saying, the internet is perhaps as useful as it is dangerous to us. Join us as we glean from the resources available that help keep your cyber properties safe and secure.
September 30
Alfred Olango BBQ
Saturday, September 30, Noon-3pm
Renette Rec Center & Park
935 South Emerald Street (El Cajon)
For More Information
Hosted by The Alfred Olango Foundation
Join the family of Alfred Olango, the Alfred Olango Foundation, special guests, and various groups in remembering Alfred Olango one year later and committing towards justice phases.
Help Our Homeless Against Hep A Sanitation Drive
Saturday, September 30, Noon
12th & Imperial Transit Center
For More Information
Hosted by Black Panther Party Self Defense San Diego
The Hepatitis A outbreak here in San Diego has hit our homeless brothers and sisters the hardest. With nearly 500 reported cases and 16 unfortunate deaths, something has to be done on a grassroots level to help combat the spread to anymore of our most vulnerable San Diegians. This Saturday the SDBPP will be providing personal sanitation kits which include hand sanitizer, sanitizer wipes, hand towel, a bar of anti-bacterial soap and some bottles of water. We are nothing without the people, the community. We do nothing if it isn’t for the people, the community. If you would like to volunteer, please join us. The more of us to show up, the faster we rid our city of Hepatitis A!!
We will be meeting in the big parking lot across the street from the transit station then heading out to deliver this small yet vital token of compassion. Can’t wait to come together for our homeless and less fortunate.
Walk with District Three at AIDS Walk 2017
Saturday, September 30, 7:30am
Hillcrest Flagpole
University Avenue & Normal Streets
For More Information (Sign Up)
As the City Councilmember for District Three, my staff and I are proud to be participating in this year’s AIDS Walk & Run San Diego.
This is an opportunity to be visible in our support for those living with HIV and AIDS while raising much needed funds for critical support services in our community.
We’ve made it our goal to sign as many people up as we can. Join us and make our team the biggest and best this year! Together we can #BeTheGeneration
Movement School for Revolutionaries – San Diego
Saturday, September 30, 8:30am – 4:30pm
Joyce Beers Community Center
3900 Vermont Street (Hillcrest)
For More Information
The Movement School for Revolutionaries is a day-long workshop for revolutionaries in radical & progressive movements who recognize the imperative to restructure society to meet human needs and address the dire social, economic, and ecological challenges facing our world.
- Understand the larger social & historical context of our current political moment
- Collaborate with fellow radicals & progressives across party lines
- Build a united front of the Left to fight back against neoliberalism & neofacism
- Develop strategies for engaging elections and prepare to take & exercise state power
Workshop: What Can We Do about Climate Change?
Saturday, September 30, 2:30pm
3850 Westgate Place
For More Information
Hosted by Peace Resource Center of San Diego
Climate change is impacting us now via extreme weather events like Hurricane Harvey, sea level rise, and the greater risk of California wildfires. These events cause loss of life and property and result in personal trauma. They reduce the monies that could have been spent on health, education, and welfare. Probably one of your friends or family has been significantly impacted.
Since climate change is a society-wide problem, how can we as individuals and organizations respond to climate change in ways that make a difference? Join us at the Peace Resource Center for an interactive workshop on this topic. We’ll touch on the ethics of climate change from perspectives of faith, explore the ecological values that unite persons with or without faith, and network and strategize on solutions we can put into action. All are welcome!! Snacks will be provided.
Neighbors In Action – We’re United Resistance Training
Saturday, September 30, 10am-1pm
Sherman Heights Community Center
2258 Island Avenue
For More Information (RSVP)
Hosted by San Diego County Democratic Party
Ready to join the us to defeat Trump and the Republican agenda for destruction and division?
Attend our grassroots organizer training to learn strategies and tecniques and to get tools to become an effective agent for change in your community!
We are looking for progressive civic leaders to support and work with in your community. Join us, and together we can make a better, more equitable, community for all Americans.
October 1
Good Food Community Fair: True Cost of Food
Sunday, October 1, 11am-3pm
Worldbeat Center
Balboa Park
For More Information (Tickets)
Hosted by Slow Food URBAN San Diego
Join us as we celebrate all things slow and expand the community table to anyone and everyone interested in exploring the Good, Clean, and Fair food movement in San Diego. Part conference, part festival, part food-stravaganza, it’ll be a delicious event.
Cooking demos will include:
- Cooking with Surplus Food/Preserving/Making Mustard Kitchens for Good – Chef Karl & Student Interns
- The True Cost of Seafood with Tommy Gomes, Fishmonger of Catalina Offshore Products, and Chef Jenn of Chef Jenn Cooks
- Cooking with Indigenous Foods – Lauren Mapp of Turtle Island Nations
We have programming for the whole family and Tickets are free with a suggested donation of only $5!
Global March For Elephants and Rhinos- San Diego
Sunday, October 1, 11am-4pm
Park Boulevard & Presidents Way (Balboa Park)
For More Information
Elephants and Rhinos are being slaughtered and poached to the brink of EXTINCTION!!! They’ve roamed this earth for millions of years and will be gone FOREVER in less than 9 short years!!
For the 4th year in a row 145 cities from all over the world will MARCH as ONE to raise awareness and incite perpetual and consequential action from our citizens, communities and governments to protect and save our precious ELEPHANTS and RHINOS from impending extinction.
Once again our Co-host will be Coe Lewis of KGB-FM and NSEFU Wildlife Foundation. Joined also again by The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust USA. Additionally, VFAES-Voice for Asian Elephant Society, GCF-Global Conservation Force and more………
Dismantling White Supremacy Teach-In
Sunday, October 1, 1pm
First Unitarian Church of San Diego
4190 Front Street (Hillcrest)
For More Information
Rev. Kathleen Owens will offer a Dismantling White Supremacy Teach-In on Sundays, October 1, 1 pm -3 pm and again on November 19, 1 pm-3 pm. Both will build on the Teach-In from May 7. All are welcome.
Feed the Homeless Event
Sunday, October 1, 1:15pm
Muslim Community Center of San Diego
14698 Via Fiesta
For More Information
We will prepare 150 sack lunches and drop them off at the Interfaith Community Services‘ homeless shelter in Escondido. By delivering these lunches we are helping individuals and families in their efforts towards self-sufficiency.
In partnering with other organization in San Diego, we can work towards providing a positive lasting change to the homeless population. All you need to do is show up at MCC. 🙂 Anybody and everybody is welcome.
October Meeting
San Diego Labor Democratic Club
Sunday, October 1, 2pm
541 East 24th Street (National City)
For More Information
Please join us as we make the final push for legislation that we are supporting and opposing, and will be reporting on Labor Day activities and the CCA Resolutions that have been adopted by the Labor Council and the Central Committee!
October General Meeting
Veterans Democratic Club of San Diego
Sunday, October 1, 4pm
SEIU Local 221
40004 Kearny Mesa Road
For More Information
Still trying to understand this whole local politics thing? Spend an evening with the Veterans’ Democratic Club of San Diego learning the lay of the land with the “Who’s Who in the Political Zoo!” We will have former San Diego County Party chair, Jess Durfee, speaking on this!
We will also have the 79th District Veteran of the Year and Blue Heart Foundation 2017 Activist of the Year, Mark Bartlett, speaking on homeless veterans and the criminal justice system. Be sure to bring a non-perishable items to support our local food drives!
Speakers Council Member Georgette Gomez
And Robert Tambuzi (BMU)
Sunday, October 1, 1pm
Activist San Diego
4246 Wightman Street (City Heights)
For More Information
Hosted by Alafia Voices of the African Diaspora
Join us as we discuss our council member Georgette Gomez’s involvement on the border wall and community member, Robert Tambuzi’s involvement in Black Men United and their commitment to Racial Justice for people of color in our underserved communities in San Diego.
October 2
Free Screening in Chula Vista: Tony – The Movie
Monday, October 2, 12:45pm
High Tech Middle Chula Vista
1949 Discovery Falls Road
For More Information
Learn about the problem of homelessness and solutions to it at a free screening of Tony – The Movie followed by Q&A with Tony and the filmmaker.
Film Synopsis – When Tony ends up homeless after losing his job as a waiter in San Diego, he is faced with the daily struggles of life on the streets. His search for housing begins, but then turns into a quest for solutions to homelessness, not just for himself, but for thousands people living on the streets across the county. The investigation takes him to the top levels of government locally, but also to regions across the country where progress is being made. What do communities do to significantly reduce homelessness? What is happening in San Diego? And does Tony find housing?
Meet the Border Angels – Informational Happy Hour
Monday, October 2, 6pm
Blind Lady Ale House
3416 Adams Avenue
For More Information
Have you ever wanted to volunteer with Border Angels? Attend a water drop but you don’t know how? Or just meet the people behind these events supporting migrant life and dignity?
Join us for a casual meet and greet with the Border Angels. Blind Lady Ale House is generously donating 20% of the sales for their Meatless Monday nights the entire month of October and we’d like to spend a Monday evening with you!
If you’d like more information on what we do as an organization or if you have some ways to help the cause and are interested in collaborating, we’d love to share ideas over some pizza (and beer if that’s what you’re into!) Looking forward to meeting you!
Can Friendship Secure the Border?
Monday, October 2, 7pm
San Diego First United Methodist Church
2111 Camino del Rio South
For More Information
Hosted by Friendship Park / El Parque de la Amistad
Prototypes of what President Trump has promised will be a “big, beautiful wall” on the U.S.-Mexico border are soon to be erected here in San Diego County. But are more walls the best way to secure the border?
For over a decade, the Friends of Friendship Park, a community coalition of individuals and organizations, has been working to preserve and expand public access to Friendship Park, the historic meeting place on the border between San Diego and Tijuana, overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
John Fanestil will share a brief history of the US-Mexico border, as told from the perspective of Friendship Park, and Jim Brown will share his vision for creating a truly bi-national park at this unique location. Join us as we explore an alternative vision for creating true security along and across the US-Mexico border, by promoting friendship between the peoples of both nations
October 3
Free Screening in South Park: Tony – The Movie
Tuesday, October 3, 7pm
Whistle Stop Bar
2236 Fern Street
For More Information
Learn about the problem of homelessness and solutions to it at a free screening of Tony – The Movie followed by Q&A with Tony and the filmmaker.
Film Synopsis – When Tony ends up homeless after losing his job as a waiter in San Diego, he is faced with the daily struggles of life on the streets. His search for housing begins, but then turns into a quest for solutions to homelessness, not just for himself, but for thousands people living on the streets across the county. The investigation takes him to the top levels of government locally, but also to regions across the country where progress is being made. What do communities do to significantly reduce homelessness? What is happening in San Diego? And does Tony find housing?
UCSD College Dems Present:
Candidate for Governor Delaine Eastin
Tuesday, October 3, 5pm
PC Theater (UCSD)
For More Information
Listen, meet, and have your questions answered by candidate for governor Delaine Eastin, while enoying free food, refreshments, and company of fellow Democrats at the year’s first weekly General Body Meeting!
SDLA Institute Info Session
Tuesday, October 3, 6pm
Mid-City CAN
4305 University Avenue (City Heights)
For More Information
Hosted by San Diego Leadership Alliance
The best way to find out more about the SDLA Institute is to attend an information session. We’ll provide a brief overview of the program, and plenty of time for Q&A.
At our info sessions, anyone interested in the program will have a chance to hear from board members, selections committee members, and alumni from the program. These are informal events meant to help you decide whether to apply to the SDLA Institute.
Issa Resistance Rally
Tuesday, September 26, 10am
1800 Thibodo Road (Vista)
Just Be There!
We are making a difference! Issa is feeling the heat. Let’s do this!
October 4
Meet n Greet
With Dave Myers – Candidate for County Sheriff
Wednesday, October 4, 5pm
Beachside Bar and Grill
806 South Coast Highway 101 (Encinitas)
For More Information
Hosted by The Wagon Circle
Meet Dave Myers, who’s running for SD Sherriff. Why does this matter to you? A sheriff can greatly influence lives and quality of life.
Here is a statement from Dave as to why he is running:
My campaign is about restoring accountability, creating transparency, and realigning the Sheriff’s Department to better serve our county. It’s about safer and stronger communities.
City Heights Community Forum
SD Police Chief Search
Wednesday, October 4, 6pm
Mid-City Gymnasium
4302 Landis Street
For More Information
Hosted by Mid-City CAN Youth Council
The City of San Diego is hiring a new police chief through a secret panel. We must voice our concerns and replace the secret panel with a transparent search committee. Join Mid-City CAN at the City Heights community forum to urge the city to make the selection of the new chief of police a transparent and community-led process.
October 5
Encinitas Unity: Darrell Issa Street-Corner Protest
Thursday, October 5, 5pm
Encinitas Boulevard & El Camino Real (NE Corner)
Please join us every Thursday to protest Darrell Issa! He was the deciding vote in the house to approve the AHCA. He is a strong ally and backer of Trump. He is the richest representative in Congress and votes party over country again and again.
We have had enough of Darrell Issa and we will vote Issa out in the coming mid-term elections next year. Please come join us with your signs, friends, neighbors and family members.
This is a friendly non-violent protest exercising our first amendment rights. Parking is available in the shopping center next to the Chase Bank and Discount Tires
Run Women Run at MOXIE Theatre’s Ironbound
Thursday, October 5, 7pm
Moxie Theatre
6663 El Cajon Boulevard
For More Information (Tickets)
Hosted by Run Women Run and MOXIE Theatre
At a bus stop in a run-down New Jersey town, Darja, a Polish immigrant and factory worker, is done talking about feelings; it’s time to talk money. Spanning 22 years and three relationships, Ironbound is a darkly funny portrait of a woman for whom love is a luxury-and a liability-as she fights to survive in America.
October 6
Bob Lind and James Lee Stanley at The GO!
Friday, October 6, 7:30pm
Grassroots Oasis
3130 Moore Street
For More Information (Tickets)
Together for one lyrical, passion-filled Friday night: Two veteran singer-songwriters whose phenomenal creativity and guitar/vocal chops have only improved over the years. Both carry the 60s acoustic-folk tradition in their DNA. But they haven’t stopped there. Their music has continued to evolve. They’re at the top of their game.
You may think you know them from their critically acclaimed records and CDs. But if you’ve never seen them in person, you don’t know them at all.
October 7
Day Laborer Outreach
Saturday, October 7, 8am
2258 Island Avenue (Sherman Heights)
For More Information (RSVP)
Hosted by BORDER ANGELS
Volunteers will go out to meet with Day Laborers at sites around San Diego, to distribute information regarding their rights, access to services (such as immigration advice, language courses etc) as well as distributing food, water and hygiene items.
PLEASE BRING: – Food + Drink for yourself –– Food + Drink to distribute to day laborers (Bags of Fruit/Vegetables, Granola Bars, 12 Oz bottles of drink, pre made sandwiches etc) -Any Other donations will be helpful but not required such as clothing and blankets (shirts/jackets/sweaters/pants/socks/underwear). Backpacks as well will be much appreciated
1st Saturdays – Help the Homeless
Saturday, October 7, Noon
339 West A Street (Downtown)
For More Information
Hosted by Help the Homeless
We will be organizing at 12:00 pm in the small parking lot on the northeast corner of State St. and A St. (ACROSS THE STREET from 339 W A St. address shown on the event). Please park on the street because we will need all the space in the lot. (Carpooling is a great idea if you can. Plan on spending some $ for parking.)
We will sort clothes and build care packs in the parking lot. Once completed, we’ll circle up for a quick meeting, then move to the Children’s Park (on Island St., between 1st & Front St.) and distribute all of our goodies at about 1:00 pm.
Campa Campaign Rally
Sunday, October 8, 12:30pm
Cerro de las Posas Park
1387 Borden Road (San Marcos)
For More Information
Hosted by Ammar Campa for Congress
Come hear about Ammar’s vision for Congress as we begin our volunteer effort to take back the 50th congressional district. There will be live music, fun activities, and great people!
“We come for Ammar, but stay for each other.”#TogetherWeCan end the Hunter dynasty and renew America’s basic bargain to CD50.
October 9
We Saved the Che Cafe! Picnic
Monday, October 9, 1:30pm
Chicano Park (Barrio Logan)
For More Information
Hosted by San Diego IWW
IWW is hosting a picnic in Chicano Park as part of a series of community celebrations. The Che Cafe Support Network and UCSD Co-ops and Collectives Alumni Association have called for house parties and community events to celebrate the success of the three year long Save the Che Cafe Campaign. The signing of a new 8 year lease between all four of the student-run coops, including ‘the Che,’ and the UCSD administration in July of 2017 ends the long fight to stop the administration’s efforts to evict the Che Cafe.
This year also marks the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Che Cafe building as the first student center at UCSD. It started in 1967 as the Coffee Hut and became the Che Cafe in 1980. Another reason to celebrate!
October 9, 2017 is also Indigenous People’s Day. Another event at the park will follow our picnic. From 6 -8 pm, Danza Azteca Calpulli Mexihca will perform at the Kiosco.
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Movement School for Revolutionaries – San Diego
Sunday, September 30, 8:30am – 4:30pm
Joyce Beers Community Center
3900 Vermont Street (Hillcrest)