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JANUARY 2023
January 6: Deadline for returning Encampers applying for the 2023 Encampment–Contact us at admin@encampmentforcitizenship.org
January 15: The InterGen Café returns! This month’s topic is Navigating Institutional Racism: How can you make changes in the racism you have faced in high school and college, keeping your conviction & meeting your requirements? RSVP: admin@encampmentforcitizenship.org
FEBRUARY 2023
February: EFC 2023 Encampment Application Interviews begin–Contact us at admin@encampmentforcitizenship.org
February 19: InterGen Café, Creating Community Care in the Face of Injustice, 3 PM PT/ 4 PM MT/ 5 PM CT/ 6 PM ET. Our focus is sharing tools and resources with each other to remedy this isolation and community fatigue in the face of injustice.
MARCH 2023
March 22: Compost Tea Party at Rio Del Norte Elementary School, Oxnard, CA with Pesticide-Free Soil Project. Re-scheduled to May 31 due to rain and high winds.
APRIL 2023
April 16: InterGen Café, Arts and Social Change, 3 PM PT/ 4 PM MT/ 5 PM CT/ 6 PM ET. Let’s have a conversation about how we can use the arts to communicate and create social change!
MAY 2023
May 31: Compost Tea Party at Rio Del Norte Elementary School, Oxnard, CA with Pesticide-Free Soil Project.
JUNE 2023
June 4: The Other Strawberry Festival: Stories of People, Land and Resistance, a virtual bi-lingual gathering on food system justice. For more info: admin@encampmentforcitizenship.org
The 2023 Encampment orientation: June 14 and June 21 at 3:30 PT/5:30 CT/6:30 ET. Open to 2023 Encampers and parents only.
JULY 2023
July 6 – 25: 2022 Encampment, Cal Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, CA. Learn more at admin@encampmentforcitizenship.org
July 22: InterGen(erational) Gathering as part of the 2023 Encampment
AUGUST 2023
August, 2023 Encampment Follow-up Program participants meet
SNAPSHOTS
Social Justice in Action Zoom Series: Effects of COVID-19 on First Nations Communities.
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The community we have built here is so strong …
… and so realistic. We’ve had a bunch of issues — every community does — but the fact that we powered our way through is the important part. That’s the part I think we are all going to take back with us. This is the most confrontation I’ve ever had in my life and that’s a good thing because I’ve learned to accept that people disagree and to present my ideas in a way that doesn’t disrespect or come as an attack on someone else’s.