Record Details:
Occupy Oakland (Social Injustice Protest)
Organization:
Facility Type: Info/Hotline
Status: Open
Address:
Oscar Grant Plaza (14th and Broadway) and Snow Park (19th and Harrison)
Oakland, CA 00000
Website: http://occupyoakland.org/
Mission: About Our Occupation
Who: The People of Oakland and the Bay Area. [the 99%]
What: There are currently two Occupy Oakland encampments in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street action in NYC and with the Occupy protests spreading internationally.
When: October 10th, 2011, until forever.
Where: Currently Oscar Grant Plaza (14th and Broadway) and Snow Park (19th and Harrison). See the map.
How: We share resources and make important decisions collectively in a unified General Assembly, and do most of our work in specialized committees and working groups. Everyone who supports our occupation can join one of our committees.
Why: We are reclaiming public space to use as a forum for the people to come together, meet one another, listen to each other, and build power for ourselves. Occupy Oakland is more than just a speak-out or a camp out. The purpose of our gathering here is to plan actions, to mobilize real resistance, to defend ourselves from the economic and physical war that is being waged against our communities.
This organization provides Temporary or Permanent Service? Temporary
Notes:
FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyoaktown/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Oakland/143158405783305
TWITTER:
https://twitter.com/#!/occupyoakland
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SUPPORT: DONATE SUPPLIES & MONEY
CONTACT supply@ occupyoakland.org with questions or donations of services.
Donate Money Via WePay
Updated supply needs can be found at: http://occupyoakland.org/generalassembly/committees/supply-committee/
Supply Committee depending on current state of things.
You can send physical donations to Occupy Oakland via:
Via UPS – Occupy Oakland, UPS Customer Counter, 8400 Pardee Dr., Oakland, CA 94621
Via Fedex: (address label as follows; FYI: you are sending a ‘hold’ package for recipient pickup at a fedex location)
– person’s name you are sending package to: Occupy Oakland.
– company name you are sending package to: FedEx
– address: 3070 East 9th St., Suite B, Oakland, CA 94601
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Committees and Caucuses of the General Assembly:
[Note that some of the addresses below are email groups and you can go to the group page and view the previous messages and join the group. Many groups are moderated so your message may not be posted if it doesn't appear to be germane to the group. Spammers need not apply.]
General Assembly:
The General Assembly is the decision making body for Occupy Oakland as a whole.
Email | Web Page
LOGISTICS COMMITTEES:
Anti-Repression Committee:
Works with occupy legal to coordinate jail and medical support. Some things we take care of are – getting people out of jail ie. BAIL, packing the courtroom when people are being arraigned, and general solidarity and support work for those who have been brutalized by the police at Occupy Oakland.
antirepression@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Children’s Village Committee:
Maintains the children’s village in the northwest corner of the plaza. If you would like to help, drop by during daylight hours. Stay tuned for online contact information and meeting schedule.
childrensvillage @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Events Committee:
Events is responsible for the actions, workshops, shows, teach-ins, etc. If you would like to perform or organize any kind of action you should speak with this group.
events @occupyoakland.org | Occupy Oakland calendar | Committee Web Page
Facilitation Committee:
Helps facilitate the operation of the General Assembly. The Facilitation Committee meets on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at noon and Saturdays at 4pm.
facilitation@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page | GA Statements | GA Minutes | GA Agendas | GA Proposals | GA Resolutions
Finance Committee:
Finance is coordinating all official Occupy Oakland financial donations.
finance@ occupyoakland.org | Donate Page | Committee Web Page
Garden Committee:
Our Mission is to provide community garden space for the City of Oakland and beyond. We want support the creation of beautiful, bountiful and safe spaces for people to convene, organize and eat.
garden@occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Info Tent Committee:
When an encampment exists, we offer basic information on how to plug into the occupation and can help point you in the right direction for activities you may be interested in.
infotent@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Kitchen Committee:
Our mission is to provide meals to Occupy Oakland and throughout the community. Planning a new schedule for lunch and dinner at Oscar Grant Plaza. More information to come.
kitchen @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Legal Support Committee:
Occupy Legal is a collective of activists, lawyers, and legal workers dedicated to supporting economic justic occupation encampments in the San Francisco Bay Area. Occupy Legal works to transform the demoralizing experience of arrest and incarceration into one an empowering one.
Committee Web Page
Library Committee:
The Library hosts physical spaces (tent libraries and/or mini-collections) and countless creative actions to support the Occupy movement and the people of Oakland. Join us on the streets, with books!
library @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Medics Committee:
We are non-hierarchical, consensus-based, autonomous group. We have a wide range of experience, but we come together as volunteer lay health workers to provide first aid, to street medic for actions, and to support the wellness of Occupy Oakland.
medics@ occupyoakland.org | Comittee Web Page
Raheim Brown Free School:
Maintains the library on site and holds educational workshops.
Email
Safer Spaces:
Safer Spaces is a Decolonize/Occupy Oakland committee that works to address issues of trauma & oppression within the movement towards the goals of increased participant sustainability, and collective liberation. We work for the movement by offering direct support services, advocacy, and accountability processes on interpersonal, collective, and systemic levels. We also offer relevant workshops and events in response to community identified needs.
saferspaces@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Sanitation & Public Health Committee:
Sanitation & Public Health’s mission is to make Oscar Grant Plaza more sanitary than it was under city control, working with the kitchen and other committees.
sanitation@occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Sound Committee:
Sound handles amplification at Occupy Oakland events. Get in touch if you have equipment or want to help.
sound @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Supply Committee:
Supply is coordinating all our equipment and supply needs. Contact them if you have questions about donations. Note: You do not need to write them to donate, just bring needed items down to the plaza. Look for the list of needs in the lower right-hand column of this web page.
supply @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
OUTREACH COMMITTEES:
Community Outreach Subcommittee:
Outreach is dedicated to spreading the word throughout Oakland, including flyering and reaching out to other Oakland-based activist groups.
Email
Local Business Liaison Committee:
The Local Business Liaison committee outreaches to local Oakland businesses.
lbl@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Media/Press Subcommittee:
Press works with traditional forms of media: newspapers, television, radio. The Media subcommittee is dedicated to spreading our message throughout the world via digital content and more traditional forms of media. Artists and videographers should get in touch.
media @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Web Committee:
Contact the web team for inquiries specifically about this website.
web @occupyoakland.org
CAUCUSES:
People of Color/Queer People of Color Caucus:
If you self-identify as a person of color or queer person of color, we welcome you to join our regular meetings. Meeting times are currently 6:30pm on Tuesdays & Thursdays and 4:00pm on Sundays. Locations change depending on the availability of space. Please check in at the Occupy Oakland calendar or email us for updated meeting locations.
peopleofcolor@ occupyoakland.org | Caucus Web Page
Muslim Caucus:
Persons of the Muslim faith are welcome to join with us. Stay tuned for updates on meetings and a contact email.
Camp phone: (415) 505-9120
Info Source/Changes:
Wed Dec 28 01:31:49 +0000 2011 by LTel:notes: FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyoaktown/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Oakland/143158405783305
TWITTER:
https://twitter.com/#!/occupyoakland
-------------------------------
SUPPORT: DONATE SUPPLIES & MONEY
CONTACT supply@ occupyoakland.org with questions or donations of services.
Donate Money Via WePay
Updated supply needs can be found at: http://occupyoakland.org/generalassembly/committees/supply-committee/
Supply Committee depending on current state of things.
You can send physical donations to Occupy Oakland via:
Via UPS – Occupy Oakland, UPS Customer Counter, 8400 Pardee Dr., Oakland, CA 94621
Via Fedex: (address label as follows; FYI: you are sending a ‘hold’ package for recipient pickup at a fedex location)
– person’s name you are sending package to: Occupy Oakland.
– company name you are sending package to: FedEx
– address: 3070 East 9th St., Suite B, Oakland, CA 94601 -> FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyoaktown/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Oakland/143158405783305
TWITTER:
https://twitter.com/#!/occupyoakland
-------------------------------
SUPPORT: DONATE SUPPLIES & MONEY
CONTACT supply@ occupyoakland.org with questions or donations of services.
Donate Money Via WePay
Updated supply needs can be found at: http://occupyoakland.org/generalassembly/committees/supply-committee/
Supply Committee depending on current state of things.
You can send physical donations to Occupy Oakland via:
Via UPS – Occupy Oakland, UPS Customer Counter, 8400 Pardee Dr., Oakland, CA 94621
Via Fedex: (address label as follows; FYI: you are sending a ‘hold’ package for recipient pickup at a fedex location)
– person’s name you are sending package to: Occupy Oakland.
– company name you are sending package to: FedEx
– address: 3070 East 9th St., Suite B, Oakland, CA 94601
-------------------------------
Committees and Caucuses of the General Assembly:
[Note that some of the addresses below are email groups and you can go to the group page and view the previous messages and join the group. Many groups are moderated so your message may not be posted if it doesn't appear to be germane to the group. Spammers need not apply.]
General Assembly:
The General Assembly is the decision making body for Occupy Oakland as a whole.
Email | Web Page
LOGISTICS COMMITTEES:
Anti-Repression Committee:
Works with occupy legal to coordinate jail and medical support. Some things we take care of are – getting people out of jail ie. BAIL, packing the courtroom when people are being arraigned, and general solidarity and support work for those who have been brutalized by the police at Occupy Oakland.
antirepression@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Children’s Village Committee:
Maintains the children’s village in the northwest corner of the plaza. If you would like to help, drop by during daylight hours. Stay tuned for online contact information and meeting schedule.
childrensvillage @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Events Committee:
Events is responsible for the actions, workshops, shows, teach-ins, etc. If you would like to perform or organize any kind of action you should speak with this group.
events @occupyoakland.org | Occupy Oakland calendar | Committee Web Page
Facilitation Committee:
Helps facilitate the operation of the General Assembly. The Facilitation Committee meets on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at noon and Saturdays at 4pm.
facilitation@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page | GA Statements | GA Minutes | GA Agendas | GA Proposals | GA Resolutions
Finance Committee:
Finance is coordinating all official Occupy Oakland financial donations.
finance@ occupyoakland.org | Donate Page | Committee Web Page
Garden Committee:
Our Mission is to provide community garden space for the City of Oakland and beyond. We want support the creation of beautiful, bountiful and safe spaces for people to convene, organize and eat.
garden@occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Info Tent Committee:
When an encampment exists, we offer basic information on how to plug into the occupation and can help point you in the right direction for activities you may be interested in.
infotent@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Kitchen Committee:
Our mission is to provide meals to Occupy Oakland and throughout the community. Planning a new schedule for lunch and dinner at Oscar Grant Plaza. More information to come.
kitchen @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Legal Support Committee:
Occupy Legal is a collective of activists, lawyers, and legal workers dedicated to supporting economic justic occupation encampments in the San Francisco Bay Area. Occupy Legal works to transform the demoralizing experience of arrest and incarceration into one an empowering one.
Committee Web Page
Library Committee:
The Library hosts physical spaces (tent libraries and/or mini-collections) and countless creative actions to support the Occupy movement and the people of Oakland. Join us on the streets, with books!
library @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Medics Committee:
We are non-hierarchical, consensus-based, autonomous group. We have a wide range of experience, but we come together as volunteer lay health workers to provide first aid, to street medic for actions, and to support the wellness of Occupy Oakland.
medics@ occupyoakland.org | Comittee Web Page
Raheim Brown Free School:
Maintains the library on site and holds educational workshops.
Email
Safer Spaces:
Safer Spaces is a Decolonize/Occupy Oakland committee that works to address issues of trauma & oppression within the movement towards the goals of increased participant sustainability, and collective liberation. We work for the movement by offering direct support services, advocacy, and accountability processes on interpersonal, collective, and systemic levels. We also offer relevant workshops and events in response to community identified needs.
saferspaces@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Sanitation & Public Health Committee:
Sanitation & Public Health’s mission is to make Oscar Grant Plaza more sanitary than it was under city control, working with the kitchen and other committees.
sanitation@occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Sound Committee:
Sound handles amplification at Occupy Oakland events. Get in touch if you have equipment or want to help.
sound @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Supply Committee:
Supply is coordinating all our equipment and supply needs. Contact them if you have questions about donations. Note: You do not need to write them to donate, just bring needed items down to the plaza. Look for the list of needs in the lower right-hand column of this web page.
supply @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
OUTREACH COMMITTEES:
Community Outreach Subcommittee:
Outreach is dedicated to spreading the word throughout Oakland, including flyering and reaching out to other Oakland-based activist groups.
Email
Local Business Liaison Committee:
The Local Business Liaison committee outreaches to local Oakland businesses.
lbl@ occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Media/Press Subcommittee:
Press works with traditional forms of media: newspapers, television, radio. The Media subcommittee is dedicated to spreading our message throughout the world via digital content and more traditional forms of media. Artists and videographers should get in touch.
media @occupyoakland.org | Committee Web Page
Web Committee:
Contact the web team for inquiries specifically about this website.
web @occupyoakland.org
CAUCUSES:
People of Color/Queer People of Color Caucus:
If you self-identify as a person of color or queer person of color, we welcome you to join our regular meetings. Meeting times are currently 6:30pm on Tuesdays & Thursdays and 4:00pm on Sundays. Locations change depending on the availability of space. Please check in at the Occupy Oakland calendar or email us for updated meeting locations.
peopleofcolor@ occupyoakland.org | Caucus Web Page
Muslim Caucus:
Persons of the Muslim faith are welcome to join with us. Stay tuned for updates on meetings and a contact email.
Camp phone: (415) 505-9120
(show/hide changes)Wed Dec 28 01:27:16 +0000 2011 by LTel:notes: FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyoaktown/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Oakland/143158405783305
-------------------------------
SUPPORT: DONATE SUPPLIES & MONEY
CONTACT supply@ occupyoakland.org with questions or donations of services.
Donate Money Via WePay
Updated supply needs can be found at: http://occupyoakland.org/generalassembly/committees/supply-committee/
Supply Committee depending on current state of things.
You can send physical donations to Occupy Oakland via:
Via UPS – Occupy Oakland, UPS Customer Counter, 8400 Pardee Dr., Oakland, CA 94621
Via Fedex: (address label as follows; FYI: you are sending a ‘hold’ package for recipient pickup at a fedex location)
– person’s name you are sending package to: Occupy Oakland.
– company name you are sending package to: FedEx
– address: 3070 East 9th St., Suite B, Oakland, CA 94601 -> FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyoaktown/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Oakland/143158405783305
TWITTER:
https://twitter.com/#!/occupyoakland
-------------------------------
SUPPORT: DONATE SUPPLIES & MONEY
CONTACT supply@ occupyoakland.org with questions or donations of services.
Donate Money Via WePay
Updated supply needs can be found at: http://occupyoakland.org/generalassembly/committees/supply-committee/
Supply Committee depending on current state of things.
You can send physical donations to Occupy Oakland via:
Via UPS – Occupy Oakland, UPS Customer Counter, 8400 Pardee Dr., Oakland, CA 94621
Via Fedex: (address label as follows; FYI: you are sending a ‘hold’ package for recipient pickup at a fedex location)
– person’s name you are sending package to: Occupy Oakland.
– company name you are sending package to: FedEx
– address: 3070 East 9th St., Suite B, Oakland, CA 94601
(show/hide changes)Wed Dec 28 01:25:10 +0000 2011 by LTel:notes: FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyoaktown/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Oakland/143158405783305 -> FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyoaktown/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Oakland/143158405783305
-------------------------------
SUPPORT: DONATE SUPPLIES & MONEY
CONTACT supply@ occupyoakland.org with questions or donations of services.
Donate Money Via WePay
Updated supply needs can be found at: http://occupyoakland.org/generalassembly/committees/supply-committee/
Supply Committee depending on current state of things.
You can send physical donations to Occupy Oakland via:
Via UPS – Occupy Oakland, UPS Customer Counter, 8400 Pardee Dr., Oakland, CA 94621
Via Fedex: (address label as follows; FYI: you are sending a ‘hold’ package for recipient pickup at a fedex location)
– person’s name you are sending package to: Occupy Oakland.
– company name you are sending package to: FedEx
– address: 3070 East 9th St., Suite B, Oakland, CA 94601
mission:
About Our Occupation
Who: The People of Oakland and the Bay Area. [the 99%]
What: There are currently two Occupy Oakland encampments in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street action in NYC and with the Occupy protests spreading internationally.
When: October 10th, 2011, until forever.
Where: Currently Oscar Grant Plaza (14th and Broadway) and Snow Park (19th and Harrison). See the map.
How: We share resources and make important decisions collectively in a unified General Assembly, and do most of our work in specialized committees and working groups. Everyone who supports our occupation can join one of our committees.
Why: We are reclaiming public space to use as a forum for the people to come together, meet one another, listen to each other, and build power for ourselves. Occupy Oakland is more than just a speak-out or a camp out. The purpose of our gathering here is to plan actions, to mobilize real resistance, to defend ourselves from the economic and physical war that is being waged against our communities. -> About Our Occupation
Who: The People of Oakland and the Bay Area. [the 99%]
What: There are currently two Occupy Oakland encampments in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street action in NYC and with the Occupy protests spreading internationally.
When: October 10th, 2011, until forever.
Where: Currently Oscar Grant Plaza (14th and Broadway) and Snow Park (19th and Harrison). See the map.
How: We share resources and make important decisions collectively in a unified General Assembly, and do most of our work in specialized committees and working groups. Everyone who supports our occupation can join one of our committees.
Why: We are reclaiming public space to use as a forum for the people to come together, meet one another, listen to each other, and build power for ourselves. Occupy Oakland is more than just a speak-out or a camp out. The purpose of our gathering here is to plan actions, to mobilize real resistance, to defend ourselves from the economic and physical war that is being waged against our communities.
(show/hide changes)Wed Dec 28 01:23:35 +0000 2011 by LTel:notes: -> FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/occupyoaktown/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Oakland/143158405783305
mission:
About Our Occupation
Who: The People of Oakland and the Bay Area. [the 99%]
What: There are currently two Occupy Oakland encampments in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street action in NYC and with the Occupy protests spreading internationally.
When: October 10th, 2011, until forever.
Where: Currently Oscar Grant Plaza (14th and Broadway) and Snow Park (19th and Harrison). See the map.
How: We share resources and make important decisions collectively in a unified General Assembly, and do most of our work in specialized committees and working groups. Everyone who supports our occupation can join one of our committees.
Why: We are reclaiming public space to use as a forum for the people to come together, meet one another, listen to each other, and build power for ourselves. Occupy Oakland is more than just a speak-out or a camp out. The purpose of our gathering here is to plan actions, to mobilize real resistance, to defend ourselves from the economic and physical war that is being waged against our communities. ->
About Our Occupation
Who: The People of Oakland and the Bay Area. [the 99%]
What: There are currently two Occupy Oakland encampments in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street action in NYC and with the Occupy protests spreading internationally.
When: October 10th, 2011, until forever.
Where: Currently Oscar Grant Plaza (14th and Broadway) and Snow Park (19th and Harrison). See the map.
How: We share resources and make important decisions collectively in a unified General Assembly, and do most of our work in specialized committees and working groups. Everyone who supports our occupation can join one of our committees.
Why: We are reclaiming public space to use as a forum for the people to come together, meet one another, listen to each other, and build power for ourselves. Occupy Oakland is more than just a speak-out or a camp out. The purpose of our gathering here is to plan actions, to mobilize real resistance, to defend ourselves from the economic and physical war that is being waged against our communities.
(show/hide changes)Wed Dec 28 01:19:43 +0000 2011 by LTel:address: -> Oscar Grant Plaza (14th and Broadway) and Snow Park (19th and Harrison)
mission:
About Our Occupation
Who: The People of Oakland and the Bay Area. [the 99%]
What: There are currently two Occupy Oakland encampments in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street action in NYC and with the Occupy protests spreading internationally.
When: October 10th, 2011, until forever.
Where: Currently Oscar Grant Plaza (14th and Broadway) and Snow Park (19th and Harrison). See the map.
How: We share resources and make important decisions collectively in a unified General Assembly, and do most of our work in specialized committees and working groups. Everyone who supports our occupation can join one of our committees.
Why: We are reclaiming public space to use as a forum for the people to come together, meet one another, listen to each other, and build power for ourselves. Occupy Oakland is more than just a speak-out or a camp out. The purpose of our gathering here is to plan actions, to mobilize real resistance, to defend ourselves from the economic and physical war that is being waged against our communities. ->
About Our Occupation
Who: The People of Oakland and the Bay Area. [the 99%]
What: There are currently two Occupy Oakland encampments in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street action in NYC and with the Occupy protests spreading internationally.
When: October 10th, 2011, until forever.
Where: Currently Oscar Grant Plaza (14th and Broadway) and Snow Park (19th and Harrison). See the map.
How: We share resources and make important decisions collectively in a unified General Assembly, and do most of our work in specialized committees and working groups. Everyone who supports our occupation can join one of our committees.
Why: We are reclaiming public space to use as a forum for the people to come together, meet one another, listen to each other, and build power for ourselves. Occupy Oakland is more than just a speak-out or a camp out. The purpose of our gathering here is to plan actions, to mobilize real resistance, to defend ourselves from the economic and physical war that is being waged against our communities.
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