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  • American Muslim Voice
  • Beyt Tikkun Synagogue
  • First Congregational Church (United Church of Christ) Palo Alto
  • First Evangelical Lutheran Church Palo Alto
  • First Presbyterian Church Palo Alto
  • First United Methodist Church Palo Alto
  • Mountain View Buddhist Temple
  • Palo Alto Buddhist Temple
  • Palo Alto Friends Meeting
  • St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Palo Alto
  • St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Palo Alto (Catholic)
  • Social Action Committee of the Redwood City Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship
  • Trinity Church in Menlo Park (Episcopal)
  • Unitarian Universalist Church of Palo Alto
  • Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Los Gatos
  • West Bay Chapter, Buddhist Peace Fellowship

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Do Not Comply SURJ Online Training

DO NOT COMPLY Online Training
Wednesday, March 19, 5pm

SURJ (Showing Up for Racial Justice) offers this training on how to organize resistance in your community. In this online training, you’ll hear from ordinary working class people about what this organizing looked like in their community, and how you can join in the efforts.

Can’t make the call? As always, if you register, we’ll send you a recording in a few days. 

CLICK HERE to register.

Teachers and bus drivers pledging to resist ICE raids. Doctors continuing healthcare for trans kids. Religious leaders protecting vulnerable people in their communities. Across the country, regular people are stepping up and refusing to enact the racist, violent, billionaire-driven Trump agenda.


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San Mateo County Immigrant Support Opportunities

FAITH IN ACTION BAY AREA serves San Mateo and San Francisco Counties. Their Rapid Response work is growing. Here are ways you can support it (whether or note you live in San Mateo County!):

1. Share hotline material with your community.
HOTLINE PHONE: 203-666-4472 (203-NO-MIGRA)
Click on the following links for downloadable PDFs:
Report ICE Action poster (English)
Reporta a la Migra poster (ESP)
Community Response Line yellow cards for ICE sightings, immigration problems and attorney referrals (ENG)
Linea de Respuesta Comunitaria tarjetas para problemas migratorios y referirlo con abogados (ESP)
NOTE: Printed material will be available at the March 16 Rapid Response Training.

2. Call the hotline if you see or learn that someone has been detained by immigration enforcement, or if someone needs accompaniment at an ICE Check-In or court appearance. HOTLINE PHONE: 203-666-4472 (203-NO-MIGRA)

3. Become a trained verifier
CLICK HERE to sign up for upcoming trainings.
Our Rapid Response Training on March 16 will train you for this!

4. Donate to mutual aid for impacted families: 100% of donations go directly to provide material and legal support for families impacted by ICE detention or deportation. CLICK HERE. 


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