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Coming 3/11: Know Your Rights, How to Respond if Confronted by ICE

Know Your Rights, How to Respond if Confronted by ICE

Engaging in acts of community care means making efforts to protect our most vulnerable from state violence and repression.

Join Keweenaw Against the Oligarchy, a hub of Michigan United Action, Keweenaw Mutual Aid Committee, Keweenaw Socialist, Graduate Student Government, and Keweenaw Indivisible for a Know Your Rights Against ICE and Preparedness Forum for the Copper Country.

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Mop Up Michigan

Michigan’s government should work for people, not powerful corporations.

Whether you’ve got five minutes or five hours, your time matters. We’re going to need volunteers to collect signatures, knock doors, spread the word, and help bring this ballot initiative to life.

Care Over Cost

We hold health insurers accountable for covered but unpaid benefits. Together, we are working to transform our health care system to put people over profit.

Transformative Justice

We believe that we can keep our communities safe from crime and reduce the number of people in prison. We’re working to reform the policies of the police, schools, prosecutors, as well as reform sentencing guidelines and improve release services.

Election Protection

We’re on a mission to safeguard the integrity of every election, ensuring that the democratic process remains fair, accessible, and representative of all voices.

Immigrant Rights

Join us in our fight for a brighter future, where every person, regardless of their immigration status, is afforded the same rights, opportunities, and respect as any other Michigander.

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Spades and Games: A Policy Reform Night

Saturday night, February 22nd @6pm

Join us in this interactive event that uses games and conversation to connect Black history to current civic and social issues affecting our communities today. You can expect to take part in team-based games, creative activities, and group discussions that build skills around organizing, communication, and community action. With that said, it is best to bring your best gaming partner, especially to play spades.

The goal is to create a welcoming, low-barrier space for young people to meet each other, learn how to get involved in community organizing, and explore ways to take action around them, whether that’s planning an event, starting a club, or participating in peaceful civic engagement. It starts with all of us, and that is what the night is about.

Everyone is welcome to come out, enjoy great food, play games, and remind ourselves that change starts with us. Limited capacity available. Email about any food allergies or restrictions.