January 18th is a day of action to demand accountability for the ways police departments across Illinois have been working on behalf of Energy Transfer Partners. Using intimidation, harassment and repression, police are targeting local communities organizing to expose the environmental and social violence of the fossil fuel industry and to oppose DAPL in Illinois.
We invite you to join us in overwhelming the phone lines of Governor Bruce Rauner and Attorney General Lisa Madigan on January 18th to demand accountability, acknowledgment, and action. The Dakota Access Pipeline is an environmental crime in the making, and we, as constituents, of these elected officials wield the power to stop these abuses of our land and our communities.
Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner:
(217) 782-0244
Attorney General Lisa Madigan:
Department of Environmental Crimes
1(888)-288-9436
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RAISE FUNDS FOR THE FUTURE OF STANDING ROCK!
We invite you to stand with Standing Rock to sustain their efforts after the occupation comes to an end while supporting local native resistance. The occupation to protect the water of the Standing Rock Sioux nation against the Dakota Access Pipeline is evidence of the need for all people to support self determination, treaty rights and religious freedoms of tribal nations. Treaty rights are protected under the US constitution and defend against the destruction of land and water.
Join us for a night of live performance, visual arts, silent auctions, and raffles to raise funds for The Standing Rock Nation. #NoDAPLchi128
$20 entry.
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