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October 2, 2020 – Free Online – 6th Annual International Hip Hop Activism Conference
Read More: October 2, 2020 – Free Online – 6th Annual International Hip Hop Activism ConferenceOctober 2, 2020 – Free Online – 6th Annual International Hip Hop Activism Conference Free and Open to the Public_____9am to 3pm western time10am to 4pm mountain time11am to 5pm central time12pm to 6pm eastern____Free and Open to the Public____via Zoom Sponsored byInstitute for Critical Animal StudiesSave the KidsUtah Reintegration Project, Salt Lake Community CollegeEquity,…
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August 2020 – Monthly Spotlight with Alisha Page
Read More: August 2020 – Monthly Spotlight with Alisha Pageby Save the Kids Staff The following four questions were answered by Alisha below. 1. When did you get involved in activism in your life? 2. What was the first type of activism you got involved with? 3. How is racial justice, youth justice and being a school teacher relate in your opinion? 4. What…
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Official Statement – Save the Kids Official Statement on the organization – Save The Children [Fund]
Read More: Official Statement – Save the Kids Official Statement on the organization – Save The Children [Fund]OFFICIAL STATEMENTSave the Kids Official Statement on the organization – Save The Children [Fund] 8.17.2020 Save the Kids (STK) is in no way associated with Save The Children — which is an entirely different organization. Save The Children or Save The Children Fund, from our perspective, is an organization that focuses on the exploitation, fetishization,…
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1st Annual Salt Lake Black August for Black Justice
Read More: 1st Annual Salt Lake Black August for Black Justice1st Annual Salt Lake Black August for Black Justice (this time is based on U.S. Mountain Time) August 21, 2020 Free and Open to the PublicFacebook Event Page_____ 9am to 1pm western time 10am to 2pm mountain time11am to 3pm central time12pm to 4pm eastern____Free and Open to the Public____via Zoom Join Zoom Meeting https://msu.zoom.us/j/92154231721Meeting…
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July 8, 2020 – How to Organize a Mass Rally for Social Justice
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Superior, Wisconsin Organizes for Black Liberation and Defunding Police
Read More: Superior, Wisconsin Organizes for Black Liberation and Defunding PoliceSuperior, Wisconsin Organizes for Black Liberation and Defunding Police last week. It was an amazing turnout with over two-hundred people, which was co-organized by North Save the Kids chapter.
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Southeast Save the Kids Organizes Mass Demonstration for George Floyd
Read More: Southeast Save the Kids Organizes Mass Demonstration for George FloydLast week Southeast Save the Kids based in Miami, Florida, USA organized a mass demonstration in Miami, Florida.
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South Save the Kids Made Black Lives Matter Wall
Read More: South Save the Kids Made Black Lives Matter WallOn Sunday June 21, 2020 South Save the Kids organized a mural painting event. It is on a wall that says Black Lives Matter. It is so beautiful and powerful. Please take pictures of it and visit it at 120 Monroe St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 when you are in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
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Protests Organized by Southwest Save the Kids
Read More: Protests Organized by Southwest Save the KidsIn the most recent days all Save the Kids chapters have been organizing rallies, protests, Webex teach-ins, and educational forums. Two weeks ago Southwest Save the Kids organized a mass demonstration in Salt Lake, Utah, USA. Here is a link to media footage.
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On Self Care, Abolition, and Resistance: A Coalition of Love
Read More: On Self Care, Abolition, and Resistance: A Coalition of Love“Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” -Audre Lorde People who have been doing this work for a long time have personally suffered triggers unpatterned flashes of PTSD, insomnia, and outright exhaustion. Movement work is personal for us. Enlightenment is thoroughly painful and permeates our…
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Save the Kids Official Statement – On Rioting in Minneapolis in Response to the Extrajudicial Murder of George Floyd (Rest in Power, King):
Read More: Save the Kids Official Statement – On Rioting in Minneapolis in Response to the Extrajudicial Murder of George Floyd (Rest in Power, King):“Revolutionaries didn’t choose armed struggle as the best path, it’s the path the oppressors imposed on the people. And so the people only have two choices: to suffer, or to fight.” – Fidel Castro, 1967 Derek Chauvin being arrested and charged for murder is exactly why the establishment hates rioting and looting: Because it works.…
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May- 2020 Monthly Spotlight with Lucas Dietsche
Read More: May- 2020 Monthly Spotlight with Lucas DietscheInterview by STK Committee and Matt Reschke 1. When did you get involved in activism in your life? I became a revolutionary communist(anti-Stalinist Trotskyist) in 2004. I transformed from being a conservative overnight through Iraq war work, student work, tuition fights, and work on campus at University of Wisconsin Superior. I joined Youth for Socialist…
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April 2020 – Top Five – Films on the Punitive Justice System
Read More: April 2020 – Top Five – Films on the Punitive Justice SystemDuring the Caronavirus many people are staying home, while others are forced to work still to stay alive and keep their jobs. Thank you to all the essential workers. Save the Kids is filled with those essential workers as Save the Kids is a fully-volunteer national grass-roots organization. Here are NINE films to watch on…
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April 2020 – Monthly Spotlight with Hest Aden
Read More: April 2020 – Monthly Spotlight with Hest AdenApril 2020 – Monthly Spotlight with Hest Aden By Matt Reschke Updated 4-27-29 10:26am 1. When did you get involved in activism in your life? When did I get involved in activism in my life? I was charged with murder in Dec. of ’07, and was allowed to enter a county jail program dorm for…
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Save the Kids Official Statement – Incarcerated Youth
Read More: Save the Kids Official Statement – Incarcerated YouthMarch 30, 2020 With the surging mortality rates in the global COVID-19 crisis, hospitals, schools, restaurants, and even spaces of worship have been placed on strict moratorium because federal guidelines implemented to create physical distance and by proxy–safety for denizens on US soil. Youth carceral institutions like juvenile hall and mandatory exclusionary “rehabilitation” camps have…
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Official Statement – Save the Kids Official Statement on the organization – Save The Children [Fund]
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May 23 – 28, 2026 – Beloved Before Bars: Protecting Children Through Care, Belonging, and Nonviolent Accountability – SUNY, Cortland, New York
Co-Chair:Kyrstin White, Program CoordinatorMulticultural Life and Diversity Office (MLDO)SUNY, CortlandE-mail: Conference Purpose…
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February 6, 2026 – Friday – 6pm to 9pm – 7th Annual Utah Winter Lowrider Bicycle Show – Public, Free, and Family Friendly
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Feb. 13, 2026 – 12th Annual Transformative Justice and Abolition Criminology Conference – Via Zoom, Public, Free, and Recorded
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