Vigils & Virtual Events* Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the Dropping of Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 6 and 9, 1945 "Pressing our leaders to take the actions necessary to ensure nuclear weapons are never used again and to negotiate in good faith the global elimination of these most devastating weapons of … Continued
Join Maryland PPC for a virtual screening of the must-see documentary, Rigged: The Voter Suppression Playbook. This film exposes the decade-long effort to prevent non-whites and younger people from voting or having their vote count. It also shows the fights being waged to protect our democracy (and features PPC's Co-Chair, Rev. Dr. William J. Barber … Continued
If you live in Carroll, Frederick, Washington, Allegany, or Garrett County, you are part of the Maryland Poor People’s Campaign Western Region. Due to the Covid crisis, the PPC is having virtual meetings only.Join us for this initial meeting to learn more about the PPC and how you can participate. If you are unable to … Continued
On Monday, August 17, we will be holding our 2nd monthly meeting that will begin with meeting as a state for brief political education; guest speaker Dr. Zelaya from the Montgomery County Board of Elections will discuss voting as we approach Nov. 3; and we will report on "PPC Unleashing the Power of Poor."We will … Continued
Join the Baltimore region* of the Maryland PPC on Monday, August 24th, for our first virtual public gathering.In Baltimore, we have been organizing since the Poor People's Campaign launched in 2018, working to connect our local fights around healthcare, homelessness/housing, racial and economic justice, and workers rights to this growing statewide and national movement.At this … Continued
Spread the word. Bring a friend. Bring a flower in remembrance of the souls at Moses. Please dress in black to honor the dead. We'll commemorate them by making some good trouble, starting with a few inspiring remarks, continuing with a symbolic presentation of flowers at the grave site, and ending with songs and protest. … Continued