Music, poetry, trivia, best retro dress contest, networking, food & beverage, community news and FUN! Social Justice Fundraiser - $10 donation.
RSVP at (919) 876-7187
Barre w/ Nykia!
Contact Nathanette at nlmayo5@yahoo.com for more info.
Donations for FOLWCC are appreciated.
Live music featuring the band- Jazz Builds the 919. $15 per person or 4 for $40; Music, Poetry, Food, Vendors, Good News & Fun; to RSVP or for vendor information, registration and attendance, call Nathanette at (919) 876-7187 or email fruitoflaborwcc@netscape.com. A social justice fundraiser.
Private screening of a film about the Amazon Labor Union
Free for Amazon Workers & Family
Suggested donation $15 for community
Live Music featuring the band, Nature Blu with guest, Jeff Hall fo the Drifters.
Entry is $20 | Food & Drink | Trivia & Prizes | Community Good News
Live music featuring the band- Jazz Builds the 919. $15 per person or 4 for $40; Music, Poetry, Food, Vendors, Good News & Fun; to RSVP or for vendor information, registration and attendance, call Nathanette at (919) 876-7187 or email fruitoflaborwcc@netscape.com. A social justice fundraiser.
Teach-in & Raleigh City Workers Union, UE150 support phone blitz at FOLWCC. RSVP your attendance to (919) 876-7187.
*Classes are held outdoors and will move inside for inclement weather* Donations are appreciated.
Register on Eventbrite
Search: Free Community Health Classes
*Classes are held outdoors and will move inside for inclement weather* Donations are appreciated.
Register on Eventbrite
Search: Free Community Health Classes
For more information call D’Juan Owens at (984) 298-3470
Barre with Nykya - Donations are appreciated.
Write Revolution is a poetry workshop series, facilitated by poet/writer, Hausson Byrd, centered around inspiring, challenging and guiding participants through crafting their own evolution.
Chair Groove & Stretch with Donnae - Donations are appreciated.
Advance Community Health will be onsite to do FREE A1C screenings and pass out information about Diabetes prevention. Drop-ins are welcome!
For more information, contact: Donnae.Ward@YMCATriangle.org
Live music featuring special guests, games, prizes, DJ, poetry, community good news, and speak out—plates $12 and sandwiches $7. We suggest you pre-order at (919) 876-7187 or email fruitoflaborwcc@netscape.com because we’re guaranteed to sell out!
Our exercise classes in the parking lot are back!! Stretching, toning, aerobic, dance – we’ve got it all for participants who are beginners, may have limitations, or are advanced. Plus, we’ll have 10 minutes, “Livin’ More than Just Enough” Health talks about overcoming disparities and healthcare access in our communities. So, come out, bring your towel, mat and light dumbells. Be ready to get on the road to better fitness and to build healthier lifestyles in Black and Brown communities. Water and healthy snacks will be available. RSVP to Donnae or Nathanette at (919) 876-7187 or register at Eventbrite; search: Free Community Health Classes. Classes are free, but donations are greatly appreciated!
Black bodies being murdered by police, mass shootings, rising inflation, grief, anxiety, and depression are things that impact our mental and physical health. Participate in this FREE class to help begin to release this trauma. So, come out, bring your mat and towel. We have extra mats, if needed, Water and healthy snacks will be available. RSVP to Donnae at (919) 876-7187 or register at Eventbrite; search: Free Community Health Classes. Classes are free, but donations are greatly appreciated!
Live music featuring R&B songstress Nature Blue, games, prizes, DJ, poetry, community good news & speak out. Plates are $12 and sandwiches are $7. We suggest you pre-order at (919) 876-7187 or email: fruitoflaborwcc@netscape.com because we’re guaranteed to sell out! Wear funky and outrageous sunglasses and get a $2 discount on your plate!
Our exercise classes in the parking lot are back!! Stretching, toning, aerobic, dance – we’ve got it all for participants who are beginners, may have limitations, or are advanced. Plus, we’ll have a 10-minute “Livin’ More than Just Enough” Health talk about overcoming disparities and healthcare access in our communities. So, come out, bring your towel, and be ready to get on the road to better fitness and to building healthier lifestyles in Black and Brown communities. Water and healthy snacks will be available. RSVP to Donnae or Nathanette at (919) 876-7187 or register at Eventbrite; search: Free Community Health Classes. Classes are free, but donations are greatly appreciated!
Sisters who can stir and brothers who can burn are challenged to enter their best dish in the Spoons of Justice Cook-Off. If your special recipe is smokin’ (and we mean delicious and not burned to a crisp) then, you might walk away with the Spoons of Justice Grand Prize Trophy! If it is not advisable for others to share in your culinary creation, come out and judge the dishes of those who rise to the challenge and enter a dish. Art, poetry, live music, good food, good news, good people, door prizes, Juneteenth Trivia Contest. $10 requested donation per person or 2 for $15. For more info and to register for the cook-off call (919) 876-7187 or email: Fruitoflaborwcc@netscape.com.
Sit down under our big umbrellas and enjoy live music, games, and community good news & tell us what makes the women in your life so special! Sistas receive a special surprise gift from FOLWCC. Plates $12, and sandwiches $7; please RSVP to (919) 876-7187 and order early. Plates go quickly! Our last event sold out!
A documentary film about a 1995 win over environmental racism in Kingsboro, NC. A collaboration between ECU Special Collections, the Phoenix Historical Society and producer Frederick Murphy with A1 Day1 Production.
A documentary film about a 1995 win over environmental racism in Kingsboro, NC. A collaboration between ECU Special Collections, the Phoenix Historical Society and producer Frederick Murphy with A1 Day1 Production.
Workin’ It Out – a Free Community Zuumba and Toning Class. Plus, we’ll have a 10-minute “Livin’ More than Just Enough” Health talks about overcoming disparities and healthcare access in our communities. So, come out, bring your towel, and be ready to get on the road to better fitness and building healthier lifestyles in Black and Brown communities. Water and healthy snacks will be available. RSVP to Nathanette at (919) 876-7187 or nlmayo5@yahoo.com.
FREE - Food and Music; Mask Required
Call (919) 876-7187 to RSVP
Music, Storytelling, Drumming, Dancing, Community Good News, and our Community Karamu (feast). If you’d like to help with continued planning and or/if you are an interested vendor contact Nathanette at (919) 876-7187.
Hands Only CPR
Light refreshments will be served
Dance Fusion Fitness Class – a Free Community Exercise Class that fuses African, Latin, Hip-Hop & Bollywood taught by Kimberly McGhee; for participants who are beginners, may have limitations or are advanced. Plus, we'll have 10 minute "Livin' More than Just Enough" Health talks about overcoming disparities and healthcare access in our communities. So, come out, bring your towel and be ready to get on the road to better fitness and to building healthier lifestyles in Black and Brown communities. Water and healthy snacks will be available. RSVP to Nathanette at (919) 876-7187 or nlmayo5@yahoo.com
This collaborative program between Communiversity, an educational partner of Black Workers for Justice, and the Southern Workers Assembly is a series of nine webinars that will explore SWA’s Worker’s Power Program, centering the role and demands of workers as we speed toward the 2022 election cycle.
The primary objective of this series of programs is to explore SWA’s Worker’s Power Program as a viable platform for workers in the South to collectively build and consolidate worker’s power. As well as learn more about current and key sites of organizing across the South.
We will explore actions taken and their results; the historical context and connection of workers struggle to the Black liberation movement; ways to build strong political education on the key issues outlined in the nine-point program; and how it can aid in organizing and building a movement of workers to wage struggle against the accelerated destructive forces of capitalism.
We invite you to join us every Monday from September 5 to October 31, 7:00- 8:00 PM EST. Please note your registration will automatically register you for all nine webinars.
We look forward to connecting and engaging with each of you to build worker power in the South!
Forward ever, backward never! Organize the South!
This collaborative program between Communiversity, an educational partner of Black Workers for Justice, and the Southern Workers Assembly is a series of nine webinars that will explore SWA’s Worker’s Power Program, centering the role and demands of workers as we speed toward the 2022 election cycle.
The primary objective of this series of programs is to explore SWA’s Worker’s Power Program as a viable platform for workers in the South to collectively build and consolidate worker’s power. As well as learn more about current and key sites of organizing across the South.
We will explore actions taken and their results; the historical context and connection of workers struggle to the Black liberation movement; ways to build strong political education on the key issues outlined in the nine-point program; and how it can aid in organizing and building a movement of workers to wage struggle against the accelerated destructive forces of capitalism.
We invite you to join us every Monday from September 5 to October 31, 7:00- 8:00 PM EST. Please note your registration will automatically register you for all nine webinars.
We look forward to connecting and engaging with each of you to build worker power in the South!
Forward ever, backward never! Organize the South!
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