All times are Central Standard Time (CST)
Dec
Pal Dot Sign Pick-Up (Lincoln)
Starting November 2nd, Pal Dot signs will be available for pick-up in Lincoln at The Hot Mess (408 S. 11th St.) and Sower Bookstore (914 N 70th St.).
Suggested donation is $5-10 per sign (each sign costs ~$7 to print).
5
dec 6:00 pM
West Bank Report Back (Omaha)
Hear from a local comrade who recently returned from a trip to the West Bank. Bring a snack and learn from him about the current situation on the ground, as well as how you can help.
Location: Green Line (formerly Saddle Creek Breakfast Club) at 1540 N Saddle Creek Rd
8
dec 1:30 pm
Protest Against Genocide (Lincoln)
Join us outside the State Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. We raise our voices in grief because there will be no Christmas in Gaza this year. Tell our Governor and representatives that we do not support our tax dollars being used to fund genocide. Dress warm. Bring water with you. Be loud!
Location: North side of Capitol Building (1445 K St, Lincoln)
9
dec 7:00 pm
Zoom Slack Tutorial (Virtual)
Learn the basics of the app Slack. It is simple to use. It cuts down on long threads of emails, by organizing communication into categories (called channels). This Zoom session will give you the basics and you’re on your way.
Zoom link will be shared after RSVP.
11
dec 4-6 pM
Weekly Protest (Omaha)
The Palestinian Rights Task Force holds a weekly protest against the genocide each Wednesday (weather permitting) at the corner of 72nd & Dodge Street.
14
dec 10:00 Am
In-person Slack Tutorial (Omaha)
Learn how to get started on the app Slack. Bring your devices to Blue Line Coffee at 49th & California St. A Task Force member will assist you to download the Slack app and teach you the basics of how we communicate about our Palestinian Rights advocacy. We’ll walk you through getting started. We’ll be there from 10 AM – 12 PM.
18
dec 4-6 pM
Weekly Protest (Omaha)
The Palestinian Rights Task Force holds a weekly protest against the genocide each Wednesday (weather permitting) at the corner of 72nd & Dodge Street.
27
dec 6:00 pM
Grief Cafe (Omaha)
This is a space to practice what it is like to seek out and create community when we feel overwhelmed, instead of shutting down or isolating. It is a space to practice finding joy alongside grief, movement alongside connection, trust alongside sorrow.
This is the first of several events that give space to hold our grief together. RSVPs requested. More details on how to RSVP will be released soon.