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VOLUNTEER for "Call Out for Justice" mobilization October 11, 2015
Friends If you can help with any of the items below, contact us or the appropriate point person if contact information is given.
Posters/Flyers
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Cosponsor/Endorse/Table
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Donate
Thanks!
Call Out for Justice: End the Wars Rally & March
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Schedule of events (as of 9/25/15, subject to change):
RALLY at 1 PM in Shemanski Park (South Park Blocks at Salmon St)
Downloadable .pdf posters/ leaflets: FLYERS for October 11 (8.5x11):
POSTERS for October 11
1/4 PAGE HANDOUTS Sites for poster pickup:
Peace and Justice Works office 2807 SE Stark 503-236-3065 ENDORSE/COSPONSOR (AND TABLING INFO): --If your organization isn't already on board with the October 11 event and would like to be listed as a cosponsor or endorser, let us know.
Cosponsors are expected to donate $50 or more, and can reserve a space at one of our provided
tables upon request. Endorsers just say "we support your event" and your name will be added to the
list (though it may be cut off of some publicity for space reasons).
Deadlines:
Table reservations: Deadline is noon on Friday, October 2
NOTE: For various legal and political reasons, only non-profit cosponsors and endorsers may table
--Call 15-25 people or more people to turn them out PJW volunteers/members contact:
PEACEKEEPERS/STAGE SECURITY: We need fifteen peacekeepers for the October 11 Peace Rally and March!
...Peacekeepers are needed to coordinate the safety of pedestrians and automobiles along the route.
...It is necessary to get coordinated before the event to go over the basics of peacekeeping and the logistics of the traffic requirements. ...Whether or not you have been trained before, please RSVP to Joe Keating 503-234-2613 or to Peace and Justice Works (iraq @ pjw.info) if you can help on the day of the event (at Shemanski Park and along the 2-mile march route). A training will take place at 12:00 Noon on Sunday the 11th just prior to the rally beginning. Expect to be "on duty" until 3:30 or 3:45 when the march returns to the park. ...Just basic nonviolence, de-escalation stuff, but you must attend the training if you have not before. ..Dress warmly, prepared for rain. Bring a sack lunch, a bottle of water, and your cell phone if you have one. Some folks will be on security during the rally.
SIGNMAKING PARTY: ??? Details to be announced DONATE: --If you have a few dollars to send our way it will help cover expenses for this event, send your check to Peace and Justice Works, PO Box 42456, Portland, OR 97242 and mark it "October 12th event" in the memo field. (Donations are also accepted at Portland Peaceful Response Coalition, War Resisters League, and East Timor Action Network/Portland) ..........DAY OF RALLY (October 11):
SET-UP/CLEAN-UP
....SET-UP rally assembly site --At the South Park Blocks: Need two people or more to help be sure traffic and pedestrians and arriving folks know where to go. Help set up the sound equipment, direct Cosponsoring and Endorsing groups to their assigned table spaces, help them unload and take off quickly to park.
....CLEAN-UP at the park --At the South Park Blocks: Stay at the end; help break down sound system and help groups get their literature packed away, and make sure the Park is clean.
..RESTROOM COORDINATION: --At the South Park Blocks and First Congregational Church (one block south), we need someone to post signage and help guide people into the Church, where restrooms for the event will be located.
..PEACEKEEPERS/STAGE SECURITY (12:00 Noon to 3:45 PM)
On Rally and March day (Saturday, October 11) peacekeepers will gather in the
Dress warmly, prepared for rain. Bring a sack lunch, a bottle of water, and your cell phone if you
have one. Some folks will be on security during the rally. Expect to be "on duty" at least until 3:45
PM when the march is expected to end back at the park.
..FUND-RAISERS:
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Page posted September 25, 2015; last updated October 2, 2015 |