anyway one thing we can keep doing is actively trying to build the world we want, with each other and for each other. that option is never gone, the roadblocks just shift. your community is the same one you woke up with yesterday
after setting up a peaceful encampment this morning, students are being violently arrested at Emory University. they are being held down and tased. tear-gassed. shot at with rubber bullets.
BREAKING: We are receiving reports of police brutality, including rubber bullets and tear gas on nonviolent students and children, at the Emory University encampment. People on the ground are asking for people to go to the quad in support.
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Last week, Emory students & faculty protested against Cop City & its ties to Israeli apartheid. In response, the Emory president sent a letter to the university denouncing them as anti-semitic. Now, Jewish organizers are passing this zine out across campus
It’s scary to see videos of the stop cop city rally circulating through pro-Israel media calling for the harassment and expulsion of those students. These threats of future harm to those students is part of the ongoing attempt to suppress voices & uphold Israel’s genocide in Gaza
Appalled as an alum that @EmoryUniversity is condemning pro-Palestine support during a peaceful Stop Cop City rally (APD is very connected to the IDF) as antisemitic rhetoric and placing employees on leave (Dr. Abeer Abou-Yabis) for their pro-Palestine views as well.
Today, around 150 Emory Uni students + faculty marched on campus, into admin building to voice demands. Slogans and speeches connected Cop City to the apartheid system in Israel by way of the infamous GILEE program. "From Atlanta to Palestine, no cop cities anywhere."
Presenting at #ESA2023 today on the efficacy of different restoration strategies in Southeastern urban forests! Thank you @ESA_SEEDS for the opportunity to do so!
We're excited to be partnering with the Okefenokee Protection Alliance to offer a screening of the documentary "Sacred Waters: The Okefenokee in Peril" on Jan 12 at 6:30pm in Emory's AMUC! Registration & more info: https://t.co/pyP1oUcsiU
Just like world leaders at #COP27, @EmoryUniversity leadership only engages in performative, sluggish sustainability action when pushed to action by young people… and then gets applauded for proactiveness because the bar is so low! Administrators love to take credit...