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Incredible event happening tomorrow (Saturday Feb 7th)!
Image Description: A graphic promoting the Youth Project's upcoming online workshop about understanding digital Blackface. The graphic has a solid, dark green background. Centred at the top, large off-white text reads "What is Digital Blackface?" Separated by a yellowish-green horizontal line, smaller text below reads "Practicing Solidarity Online". In the lower right corner, a text box with a thin, yellowish green outline reads "February 4th, 2026. Online at 6:00 to 7:30 PM, AST". In the lower left corner, there is an illustration of a grey retro computer monitor, with its screen displaying squares in various shades of green.
💻 What is Digital Blackface? Practicing Solidarity Online 💻
A virtual workshop by The Youth Project
📆 February 4th 6-7:30pm
See below for detailed description ⬇️
📧 Register here: tr.ee/52UDgwGZ6u
“There’s no single answer that will solve all our future problems. There’s no magic bullet. Instead there are thousands of answers—at least. You can be one of them if you choose to be.”
― Octavia E. Butler, A Few Rules for Predicting the Future: An Essay
We must end the safe third country agreement with the US
Coming up this week! #HalifaxEvents #Halisky
Cops in Atlantic Canada have already murdered two Indigenous men this year, within 5 days of each other.
Darrell Augustine, Sipekne’katik First Nation and Bronson Paul, from Neqotkuk First Nation.
The RCMP is a violent colonial institution built on the murder of Indigenous people.
"I am so glad I am Canadian".
Babe, wake up. It's Canada's armored vehicles, guns, security contractors, surveillance tech & digital platforms being used to suppress resistance south of the so called border & everywhere from Sudan, to Palestine, to Haiti.
On house neighbors care packages: cash, soft cereal bars, cigarettes, ensure and Ensure diabetic, chocolate for low blood sugar, hot and mittens, hand warmers, lighters, disposable toothbrushes, socks and shoelaces, gift cards to 24-Hour places, Transit tokens and cards, Vaseline and lotion, face masks and hand sanitizer, comb, menstrual pads, dry bag, laundry sheets or pods, waterproof jacket, backpack, warm boots, winterize sleeping bag, winterize tent, charged power bank, baby wipes and kleenex, reusable water bottle, thermal travel mode, hoodies and warm layers, polysporin and painkillers, small first aid kit, playing cards, thermal underwear. Big Ticket items can be bought by collaborating with other community members, smaller items Maybe easier to secure for free or as an in-kind donation. Pack items in a clear bag if you don't know the folks that you're handing out things two for their safety because on House people are the target of so much violence. I carry a full kit in the car and bring a small one with me when I'm walking on foot. Please carry nor can or naloxone so that we can prevent people from overdosing. Made by @rania.writes
Please do whatever you can to help care for neighbors on the street. Here is my care package list ( I am also now adding fentanyl test strips because of the toxic drug supply and the closure of SCS).
A poster is headlined: Special Event Righting the Wrongful Conviction and Execution of Daniel Sampson. Feb. 5, 7-9pm Room 105, Weldon Law Building (Dalhousie University) Speakers: David Steeves, Michelle Williams, Lance Sampson, Tim Bousquet
Come hear us talk about the wrongful conviction of Daniel Sampson
Renee Nicole Good’s killing by an ICE agent underscores how policing, borders and cages are “death‑making institutions,” and her legacy calls on people who see themselves in her to deepen solidarity with all communities targeted by state violence.
Our thoughts are with the family and community of the man killed by RCMP in Sipekne’katik First Nation yesterday, January 13th 2026.
With rage and solidarity we continue to call for divestment from policing and investments in safer, evidence based alternatives.
Over the last two decades, police departments across the country have become more militarized, and no group has experienced an increase in police violence like women – particularly Black and brown women.
Is this how the U.S. "protects" women?
There’s still time to contribute to the January fund! Mutual aid saves lives!!
We can keep each other safe, free, together. We just need to be smart about organizing in these times, in this digital age of deep fakes and online life. Here’s some thinks to think through- we got this fam.1/
Keith Porter's daughter talks about how her father was murdered by an off-duty ICE agent in Los Angeles
Someday this won’t be true, but that day is not today.
It's never about protesting "peacefully" or "complying" with cops. It's always about a monopoly on violence.
Horrifying. Its essential now and always to tap into community - join mutual aid projects that understand that we are the ones who keep each other safe. find a group organizing against police budget increases in your area. redistribute your wealth if you have it. talk to your neighbours.
acab.
January 15th 2-4pm at the Alderney Library- Open house to ask questions about HRM’s CARE team
start the new year right! send funds to this community mutual aid fund! they redistribute all the funds monthly!
📣 EMERGENCY RALLY TOMORROW JAN 4 2026 📣
What: U.S. Hands Off Venezuela Rally
When: 2pm Jan 4 2026
Where: Victoria Park (5720 Spring Garden Rd)
**re-posting with non AI poster created by queerquinpoollibrary on ig**
“Peaceful” resistance is a lie. Even the title of it is a misnomer. It is not peaceful to protest passively while armed thugs hog tie you & suspend your rights in detention, depriving you of food and water until you are processed.
Take this pattern and apply it to anything. Passive =\= peaceful.
It’s TankTalk Day in Halifax:
Watch Friday’s vote on the ARV carefully –which councillors are acting as rubber stamps for HRP and which are voting on the side of evidence, community well-being, and the clear will of the people?
Link to watch: www.youtube.com/live/12atRJM...
Council’s strong emphasis on keeping taxes low this year has left many of the community programs unsure if they’ll get their requested funding. The potential choice to cut funding to life affirming community programs in favour of the $603,000 tank will display council’s priorities very clearly 11/11
The Community Mediation Pilot, Youth Advocate, and JustFOOD programs fill critical gaps in safety, food security, and youth support - urging council to reimagine ‘safety’ by addressing root causes of “crime”, not funding violent punishment. 10/11
This leaves several important BAL items up for discussion on Friday—including 4 community-safety programs and the Tank.
026 Community Mediation Pilot Program – $100,000
002 JustFOOD Program – $328,000
006 Youth Advocate Program – $254,500
004 Additional Firefighters and Updated PPE – $215,000
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