Articles~Petitions~ Events for Saturday, July 19 -Wednesday, July 23

By Adrienne Fong

Am not back posting on a regular basis.

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See list of Calendar of Events on Palestine from AROChttps://www.araborganizing.org/events/ 

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There are events listed on Indybay that might be of interest to you(many listings in the South, North & East Bays and beyond the bay area)

Please post your actions on Indybay: https://www.indybay.org/calendar/?page_id=12

Bay Area Progressive Action Calendar

ATW Bay Area / NorCal — Action Together West

ARTICLES

A. Three more immigrants arrested by ICE at S.F. immigration court – July 18, 2025

ICE arrests three more migrants at S.F. immigration court

B. Ninety-six Haitians deported from US arrive in Cap-Haïtien on Trump-era flight – July 18, 2025

96 Haitians deported from U.S., some rejoiced to return home 

C. Bondi, other officials tour S.F.’s Alcatraz as part of Trump’s pledge to reopen prison – July 17, 2025

Trump officials in S.F. tour Alcatraz as part of plan to reopen prison

D. (Freedom Flotilla) Update on Handala’s Departure to Gaza – July 17, 2025

https://freedomflotilla.org/2025/07/17/update-on-handalas-departure-to-gaza/

E. Hague Group announces steps to hold Israel accountable in Bogota summit – July 16, 2025

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/16/hague-group-announces-steps-to-hold-israel-accountable-in-bogota-summit

   See Article F

F. At Hague Group Emergency Summit, 30+ Nations Seek to ‘Halt the Genocide in Gaza’ – July 15, 2025

At Hague Group Emergency Summit, 30+ Nations Seek to ‘Halt the Genocide in Gaza’ | Common Dreams 

G. Largest displacement since 1967 taking place in occupied West Bank, says UN – July 15, 2025

Largest displacement since 1967 taking place in occupied West Bank, says UN | Middle East Eye

H. Profit off Peace? Meet the Corporations Poised to Benefit from the DRC Peace Deal – July 15, 2025

Profit off Peace? | The Oakland Institute

I. S.F. supervisors approve Mayor Lurie’s budget, alongside controversial proposals – July 15, 2025

    See event # 9

J. Francesca Albanese Names and Shames Israel’s Corporate Genocide Partners – July 13, 2025

Opinion | Francesca Albanese Names and Shames Israel’s Corporate Genocide Partners | Common Dreams

K. Israeli soldiers file petition questioning legality of ‘Operation Gideon Chariots’ in Gaza – July 8, 2025

Israeli soldiers file petition questioning legality of ‘Operation Gideon Chariots’ in Gaza – Middle East Monitor

7 PETITIONS

1. Dismantle the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: Aid Must Not Be a Tool of Genocide

  SIGN: Dismantle the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation: Aid Must Not Be a Tool of Genocide – Action Network

2. Tell the United Nations: End Partnerships with Genocide Enabling Tech Companies

  SIGN: Tell the United Nations: End Partnerships with Genocide-Enabling Tech Companies – Action Network

3. Tell San Francisco DA Jenkins to Drop the Charges – Don’t be a Bridge to Fascism

  SIGN: Tell San Francisco DA Jenkins to Drop the Charges — Don’t be a Bridge to Fascism – Action Network 

4. Tell the Board of Golden Gate Bridge to drop the restitution claim against the #GoldenGate26!

https://actionnetwork.org/letters/stop-the-bridgetofascism-drop-the-restitution-claim-against-the-goldengate26 

5. Tell Congress: Investigate Pam Bondi’s Conflicts of Interest and Ethical Failures

  SIGN: Tell Congress: Investigate Pam Bondi’s Conflicts of Interest and Ethical Failures 

6. Tell Trader Joes’ CEO: Protect immigrants at Trader Joe’s!

Tell Trader Joes’ CEO: Protect immigrants at Trader Joe’s!

7. Block Trump’s self-serving crypto bills!

  SIGN: Block Trump’s self-serving crypto bills! | Demand Progress

LABORFEST 2025

July 1 – July 31 All Events:

July 15 – 22nd, Take Action: Week Of Solidarity With Haiti; Let’s Make Some Noise!Demand Reparations and Restitution

How to join this campaign:

1. Banner drops for Haiti – Here are some slogans or develop your own!

§  Haiti: Reparations, Yes! Deportations, No!

§  France: Pay Your Debt to Haiti

§  U.S./France: Pay Your Debt To Haiti

§  Let Haiti Live: Reparations, Yes! Deportations, No!

People have done creative signs on street corners with lots of vehicle and pedestrian traffic

For info: https://haitisolidarity.net/join-haitis-demand-for-reparations-restitution-july-15-22/

EVENTS / ACTIONS

Saturday, July 19 – Wednesday, July 23

Saturday, July 19

1. Saturday, 9:00am (PT); 12Noon (ET), Palestine Museum Limited ( Scotland) virtual screening of the documentary film “Gaza: Doctors Under Attack,” by Basement Films for Channel 4 Television (UK)

Registration: Webinar Registration – Zoom

The film screening will be followed by Q&A discussions with the audience.

“Gaza: Doctors Under Attack” is a forensic investigation of the Israeli military’s attacks on Gaza’s Healthcare system and Healthcare workers, as well as the treatment of detained healthcare workers both inside Gaza and inside Israeli prisons.

Info: Virtual screening of the documentary film “Gaza: Doctors Under Attack” : Indybay

2. Saturday, 11:00am, All Out Against ICE in Dublin

Rally

Don Biddle Park 
Intersection of Dublin Blvd. & Columbus St
Dublin

Bring your signs, water, sun protection, and POWER! If you plan to drive, please park at Dublin BART. At 10:30am, there will be an optional march from Dublin BART to the rally location.

Tsuru for Solidarity, in partnership with the ICE out of Dublin Coalition and Bay Area Japanese American organizations, calls on our communities to say NO to new detention centers in Northern California and across the US. This family-friendly action will feature powerful speakers, arts and crafts for kids, and opportunities to plug in and take action together.

Info: Facebook or https://www.instagram.com/p/DMLTHe2ugNU/

3. Saturday, 11:30am – 5:00pm, SF LaborTech Conference-Techno Fascism, AI, Robotics & The Future Of The Working Class

The Eric Quezada Center for Culture and Politics
518 Valencia St.
SF

San Francisco is ground zero for the development of AI, robotics and the elimination of hundreds of millions of jobs which is driving the investment in this technology. As Writers Guild and SAG AFTRA unionists said the issue of AI was existential in their struggle for a future.
This conference will look at how AI is affecting drivers, tech workers and whether AI should be developed at all.
It will also look at the billionaire techno fascists who not only are the richest people in the world but are in control of the US government including DOGE which was run by Elon Musk and his gang.
It will also discuss how unions and working people can confront these challenges and how workers can take control of this technology and how it can be used for the liberation of working people.

11:30 am: PANEL ONE: The ideology, history and methods of Techno Fascism
1:00 pm: Drivers, Robotic And Generative
2;30 pm:Education, Journalism, & Healthcare and How AI Affects Their Future
4:00pm: The Politics & Program For AI & Technology

Info: Techno Fascism AI Robotics & The Future Of The Working Class | Facebook  & SF LaborTech Conference-Techno Fascism AI Robotics & The Future Of The Working Class : Indybay  

4. Saturday, 1:00pm – 4:00pm, Scientists Speak Out! Rally and Teach-In

Lake Merritt Amphitheater
 (between 12th Street and 1st Ave.),
 Lake Merritt Blvd,
Oakland

We will begin with a rally, featuring a series of speakers, interspersed with some musicians and a skit. Speakers will include scientists, other academics and activists. We will talk about the climate crisis, concerns about the rise of authoritarianism and oligarchy, concerns and consequences of attacks on science and academic freedom, and research on effective nonviolent civil resistance.

After the rally, you will have the opportunity to choose among different teach-ins (mostly 20-minute sessions on similar topics, by rally presenters and other academics or movement leaders), held at different stations dispersed around the edge of the space. There will three rounds of teach-ins, with time in between for participants to relocate to be closer to the teach-in station of their choice. Most teach-ins with have brief presentations with plenty of time for Q&A, and we will have some hands-on sessions to accommodate different interests and learning styles. The teach-ins will also include some fun activities for the whole family.

Host: Scientist Rebellion Turtle Island

Info    Scientists Speak Out! Rally and Teach-In : Indybay     

5. Saturday, 3:00pm, The Art of Homelessness

Swim Gallery
209 Ellis St.
SF

 A HER-storical journey through the visual and performance art of a poor houseless, indigenous, peoples led movement to self-determination and land liberation.

29 years of poor & houseless peoples-led art, love, prayer, struggle & movement have built the medicine of HOMEFulness -come thru for this HERStory

Host: POOR Magazine & Western Advocacy Project

Info: https://www.instagram.com/p/DMN2ZmARrxk/

6. Saturday, 3:00pm (PT)’ 6:00pm(ET), What is the state of fascism for Filipinos?

RSVP: Meeting Registration – Zoom

It will be Marcos Jr.’s 3rd State of the Nation Address on July 28. Join Malaya Movement USA for our own People’s State of the Nation Address to understand the state of fascism for Filipinos, in the Philippines under the Marcoses and Dutertes, and in the US under Trump. More importantly, learn about how the people are fighting back.

Host: Malaya Movement USA

Monday, July 21

7. Monday 6:00pm – 7:00pm, Monthly Gathering at Alex’s Altar

Alex Nieto’s Altar
Bernal Hill
SF

MUNI – # 67  stops nearby

All are welcomed to join Alex’s parents Refugio and Elvira Nieto on the 21st of each month as they remember Alex. It’s been over 11 years since Alex was killed.

On March 21, 2014, Alex was murdered by SFPD officers Jason Sawyer, Richard Schiff, Nathan Chew, and Roger Morse, with 59 bullets.

DA Gacon (at the time) declined to file criminal charges against the officers. DA Jenkins let the attorney go who was working pm the case under Chesa Boudin.

There is still no justice for SFPD’s execution of Alex nor of any other victims of SFPD’s executions.

Tuesday, July 22

8. Tuesday, 8:00am – 4:00pm Tuesday, Mobilize Against ICE (Every Tuesday)

SF Immigration Court
100 Montgomery
SF

Over 25 community members have been taken away by “ICE officers” in the last month in SF without explanation or justification, many at scheduled court appearances.

You can choose how you want to support:

-De-Arresting

-Documentation of ICE & SFPD

-Handing out fliers

-Bring water & snacks

Info: Facebook

9. Tuesday, 12Noon, Action Steps to Protect Future Homeless Family Funds and Denounce Citywide RV Ban 

SF City Hall
1 Dr. Carleton B. Goodlett Pl
SF

wear black as a symbol of unity and resistance.

12 Noon – Rally at SF City Hall Steps for our Death to Democracy!

1:00pm – Silent procession inside city hall

2:00pm – Attend the BoS meeting  (public comment will not be permitted)j

No Towing Family Homes

No Cutting Child/Youth Housing

No Punishing and Silencing the Poor

For clarification: the Board voted on July 15 on Tuesday to pass the below items, but the final reading of the item where they may vote differently is Tuesday, July 22!! 

The SF Board of Supervisors will hold a final vote on two crucial items, one that threatens to banish RV residents and another that would strip the supermajority requirement from Prop C, undermining the will of the people and likely lead to more cuts to family and youth housing. 

Stripping the Prop C supermajority requirement is an unprecedented power grab by the Mayor in an effort to consolidate executive power and override the will of voters. Many voter initiatives have a supermajority provision, which allows for changes in allocations in exceptional circumstances when the need is widely agreed upon, while protecting against executive abuse of power.

The Mayor’s RV ban comes at a time when immigrant communities are threatened by increased criminalization and deportations by federal authorities. In a city of over 280,000 immigrants, the Mayor’s RV ban undermines our status as a sanctuary city and pushes immigrant families onto the streets, where they will face greater exposure to law enforcement and face encounters with ICE. Now more than ever, the city of San Francisco must offer crucial protections and support to immigrant communities and not compound to the dangers they face, by stripping them of their only housing. 

Phone Action:

Call District 5 Supervisor Mahmood at 415-554-7630 and let him know his vote makes a difference! His vote could help preserve the will of the voters and protect from a mayoral power grab! 

Call script: 

Hello Supervisor Mahmood, 

My name is _____ I live in District ____ and I am calling you to urge you to vote NO on the Mayor’s bid to eliminate supermajority requirements to reallocate a portion of OCOH Prop C housing funds. The mayor’s power grab comes as an unprecedented move that will make it easier to divert funds away from priorities voters approved in Prop C, including housing support for families with young children. Many voter initiatives have a supermajority provision which allows for changes in allocations in exceptional circumstances when the need is widely agreed upon, while protecting against executive abuse of power. 

We urge you to vote no and protect the will of the voters and to protect future funds for homeless youth and families. Thank you for your attention to this matter. 

Host: Coalition on Homelessness

Info: Facebook

Wednesday, July 23

10. Wednesday, 8:30am, Mass Action at Wells Fargo’s Global HQ

RSVP: Wednesday, July 23rd – Mass Action at Wells Fargo’s Global HQ – Action Network

Wells Fargo
333 Market St.
SF

No bank has bent to the knee to Trump as dramatically as Wells Fargo.

Wells Fargo…

·       the only bank to have dropped its climate commitments

·       funds Palantir, a company that works with ICE to target and deport immigrants.

·       funds Elbit Systems, a provider of weapons and technologies to the Israeli military that is committing genocide in Palestine.

·       engaging in full-throated union busting

·       planning to privatize the post office and sell it off for parts

Info from Stop the Money Pipeline 

11. Wednesday, 5:00pm – 6:00pm, Federal Workers Say: ICE Out of Our Workplace! ICE Out of All Workplaces!

50 United Nations Plaza
SF 

Federal Workers Take a Stand
The Trump administration is weaponizing federal law enforcement against immigrants, union leaders, and communities—turning public buildings into detention centers and workplaces into sites of fear.

We didn’t take an oath to enforce fear. We took an oath to serve the public.

That’s why federal workers across the country are rising up—to defend our communities, our coworkers, and the Constitution.

 WHAT WE DEMAND
 ICE Out of Our Workplaces—And All Workplaces
Our workplaces are not jails. No one should be arrested while seeking services or doing their job.
 Keep Public Buildings Safe for All
Public spaces should be welcoming—not weaponized against the very people they are meant to serve.
 Protect the Right to Speak Out
Drop all charges against union leader David Huerta and put back to work all EPA workers who were targeted for exercising their First Amendment rights.
 End ICE Raids and Military Force in Civilian Communities
We reject the use of federal power to terrorize immigrant families and communities of color.
 Justice in Our Courts
Stop the fast-tracked deportations that deny due process. End the inhumane detention of immigrants navigating the legal immigration system.

 WHO WE ARE
We are the Federal Unionists Network (FUN)—a growing movement of federal workers organizing to protect democracy, uphold human rights, and ensure the civil service works in the public interest. We serve the people, not political agendas.
We know our oath.
Now we’re taking a stand.

Info: Federal Workers Say: ICE Out of Our Workplace! ICE Out of All Workplaces! : Indybay

12. Wednesday, 6:30pm – 8:00pm, Study Group: Socialist Feminism – The First Decade – 3rd session

New Valencia Hall
747 Polk St.
SF 

On line Registration: Meeting Registration – Zoom

Requested donation: $3-6 per session

All are welcome to join at any session!

This unique book records the forging of the first Marxist feminist party in history — the Freedom Socialist Party. Set in the tumultuous upsurges of the 1960s and ’70s, author Gloria Martin vividly describes the eruption of the women’s liberation movement amidst the antiwar, civil rights, and queer struggles. Its central message is inescapable: socialist feminism as a theme and strategy has never been more urgently needed than it is today. Copies of the book available for sale at each session.

Host: Freedom Socialist Party

Info: Study Group: Socialist Feminism – The First Decade – 3rd session : Indybay

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