Support Proposed No Mask Law, SB 1004

SURJ Santa Cruz County urges you to contact your California State Representatives as soon as possible to voice support for Senate Bill 1004 which will amend Senate Bill 627, the No Mask Law that would make it a crime for any law enforcement officer to wear facial coverings in the performance of their duties, except as specified, and will allow thatContinue reading “Support Proposed No Mask Law, SB 1004”

Rally: National Week Against Automated License Plate Readers

Sunday • August 16 • Noon • 701 Ocean St • Santa Cruz Please join Get The Flock Out Santa Cruz County (GTFO) and our partners to kick off the National Week of Action Against ALPRs (Automated License Plate Readers, like Flock’s) in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. This is an honor granted byContinue reading “Rally: National Week Against Automated License Plate Readers”

Cultivating Care

4th Monday of the Month • Next Meeting February 23rd • 5:30-7:30 PM • Free•
Branciforte Library • 230 Gault St. • Santa Cruz• wheelchair accessible • Join us to actively build an anti-racist culture by understanding and dismantling white supremacy as it exists in ourselves and our culture.

No Kings Rally & March – in Santa Cruz and Watsonville

Saturday • October 18 • wheelchair accessible Santa Cruz: 10 AM – 12 PM • San Lorenzo Park + Volunteer Sign Up formWatsonville:  Noon – 2 PM • Watsonville City Plaza  Watsonville:  Sign making party at the Watsonville Public House (625 Main Street) 4:00-6:00, Thursday, October 16. Supplies will be provided.  Local Indivisible chapters are organizing No Kings Mass Rallies in Santa CruzContinue reading “No Kings Rally & March – in Santa Cruz and Watsonville”

The Hunger Strikes May Be Over, but the Driscoll’s Boycott Isn’t!

Tell Driscoll’s to stop spraying toxic pesticides near schools and homes!Sign the Boycott PledgeTell your friends and family, near and far. We must keep up the pressure until they change their ways! A group of activists led by Omar Dieguez conducted a 30-day hunger strike this September to call upon Driscoll’s and other agriculture businesses in theContinue reading “The Hunger Strikes May Be Over, but the Driscoll’s Boycott Isn’t!”