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From Bhopal to the Bay

Survivor-activists of the 1984 chemical disaster in solidarity and conversation with Bay Area environmental justice activists

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From Bhopal to the Bay

Wednesday, September 25th, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM PDT

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Add to Calendar 2024-09-25 18:00:42 2024-09-25 20:00:00 America/Los_Angeles From Bhopal to the Bay 40 years ago, Bhopal, India, experienced the world’s worst-ever corporation-caused disaster, resulting in the deaths and disabling of hundreds of thousands of marginalized people over multiple generations. Here in the San Francisco Bay Area, corporations have been exploiting, polluting, and appropriating land and people for over a century. How can we disrupt this corporation-enriching global extractive system that results in widespread injustice, poverty, hunger, climate change, and irreversible environmental destruction? Join changemakers, knowledge-holders, and innovators from Bhopal and the Bay, representing over 30 organizations and diverse perspectives, as they discuss how frontline/ indigenous communities and activists across the world are taking on what is the greatest challenge of our time. Participants will include organizers, community/ indigenous leaders, artists, lawyers, activists, musicians, reformers, and other changemakers from a diverse range of ethnicities and perspectives, including waste reduction, carceral reform, Indigenous rights, land sovereignty, social-environmental justice, climate change, human rights, food sovereignty, and corporate accountability.  Come join us in Downtown Oakland on September 25th, 2024, at 6 PM. RSVP using the QR code provided (seats are limited). This is a ticketed event: Please note that only individuals with tickets will be allowed to enter. COVID protocols: As COVID rates are on the rise, we are implementing the following protocols: *Testing: We recommend you do an antigen test 24 hours before attending this event. *Masks: Masking is strongly recommended at all times. *Precautions: If you show COVID symptoms, we kindly request you stay home. Accessibility: The event space is 100% wheelchair accessible. Gender neutral bathrooms are available. No food will be provided. We encourage you to bring your own reusable closed beverage container and/or snacks. We request that you minimize plastic and landfill waste/garbage. Child Care: We regret that we are unable to offer child care services at this event. This event will be filmed by a professional documentary filmmaker for archival, educational, nonprofit fundraising, and other purposes. By entering the event premises you consent to having audio, video, and still images recorded/taken of you ("recordings"), and to the release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction of such recordings to be used for news or TV broadcasts, web casts, promotional purposes, nonprofit fundraising, advertising, social media, or any other purpose. Please Note: Your ticket donation will be used to fund the creation of grassroots forums like From Bhopal to the Bay and will be routed through Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA)/AACRE via Give Butter. If you see a charge from these organizations, please know it is related to the From Bhopal to the Bay event. Oakstop - California Ballroom<br> 1736 Franklin St, Oakland, CA 94612, USA

40 years ago, Bhopal, India, experienced the world’s worst-ever corporation-caused disaster, resulting in the deaths and disabling of hundreds of thousands of marginalized people over multiple generations. Here in the San Francisco Bay Area, corporations have been exploiting, polluting, and appropriating land and people for over a century. How can we disrupt this corporation-enriching global extractive system that results in widespread injustice, poverty, hunger, climate change, and irreversible environmental destruction? Join changemakers, knowledge-holders, and innovators from Bhopal and the Bay, representing over 30 organizations and diverse perspectives, as they discuss how frontline/ indigenous communities and activists across the world are taking on what is the greatest challenge of our time. Participants will include organizers, community/ indigenous leaders, artists, lawyers, activists, musicians, reformers, and other changemakers from a diverse range of ethnicities and perspectives, including waste reduction, carceral reform, Indigenous rights, land sovereignty, social-environmental justice, climate change, human rights, food sovereignty, and corporate accountability.  Come join us in Downtown Oakland on September 25th, 2024, at 6 PM. RSVP using the QR code provided (seats are limited). This is a ticketed event: Please note that only individuals with tickets will be allowed to enter. COVID protocols: As COVID rates are on the rise, we are implementing the following protocols: *Testing: We recommend you do an antigen test 24 hours before attending this event. *Masks: Masking is strongly recommended at all times. *Precautions: If you show COVID symptoms, we kindly request you stay home. Accessibility: The event space is 100% wheelchair accessible. Gender neutral bathrooms are available. No food will be provided. We encourage you to bring your own reusable closed beverage container and/or snacks. We request that you minimize plastic and landfill waste/garbage. Child Care: We regret that we are unable to offer child care services at this event. This event will be filmed by a professional documentary filmmaker for archival, educational, nonprofit fundraising, and other purposes. By entering the event premises you consent to having audio, video, and still images recorded/taken of you ("recordings"), and to the release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction of such recordings to be used for news or TV broadcasts, web casts, promotional purposes, nonprofit fundraising, advertising, social media, or any other purpose. Please Note: Your ticket donation will be used to fund the creation of grassroots forums like From Bhopal to the Bay and will be routed through Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA)/AACRE via Give Butter. If you see a charge from these organizations, please know it is related to the From Bhopal to the Bay event.

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