Especially looking for stuff that directly helps people on the ground, like @riotribs and the OHSU badasses
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I'm getting questions from people who haven't been super involved till now but really want to help. They can't protest, but they have time and money I have no idea how to answer these questions. All I know "go protest, get gassed, take picture, tweet" Anyone have ideas?
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Head gear and supplies for the lines.
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Bail funds are pretty big Getting them to call electeds can never hurt
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- flood local reps with testimony - FOIA assaulting agencies - fund bail drives - offer rides or escorts during the quiet dangerous times before and after actions - set up food service like riot ribs but all over town - buy expensive PPE, camping gear for protestors
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most important of all do the long work of building trust and relationship with us, your neighbors. cops isolate people and then trap them, both on the street (shock troops) and in our community (UCs, narcs). we will not be free as long as we are isolated and alienated.
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Donate to important Democratic elections esp Senatorial. Donate to bail funds and mutual aid. The local food bank, homeless shelter and domestic violence shelter. Contact reps to make a ruckus. If you can sew donate masks where needed.
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Looking for counselor and therapist resources. Lmk if anyone teaching out fits that
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I saw Drs offering to testify pro bono for anyone injured in a protest if they were suing PD.. What's your specialty or area of expertise & how can you use it to further the cause or help protestors?
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If you subpoena someone, it's pro-bono anyway.
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