Time to “move your feet” As we complete this newsletter, we are grieving two mass shootings in Minneapolis. Back to school and the state fair signal exciting seasonal transitions, but we are faced with ongoing trauma. Our hearts go out to the communities and victims of Annunciation church and school and of Cristo Rey Jesuit…
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SURJ-TC Newsletter 7/28/25
Looking for ways you can take action in the face of disheartening chaos coming out of Washington? Join SURJ-TC in showing up to fight back and find community to make a difference together. In this issue:
SURJ-TC Newsletter 6/23/25
It finally feels like summer in the Twin Cities. The farmers’ markets are full of seasonal produce, and the solstice offers the peak of light and power. With recent political violence in our community (along with ICE kidnappings nationwide), these seasonal cycles remind us to center light. To come together in power. There are a…
SURJ-TC Newsletter 5/20/25
We are soon to commemorate the 5th Anniversary of George Floyd’s murder. This newsletter contains several events directly offering space to remember. Take time to reflect on what you recall from this day and the way in which your own racial justice journey has grown since then. Where do you see continued places of growth…
SURJ-TC Newsletter 4/27/25
We can barely keep track of all the acts of resistance to the illegal and immoral actions of the US Executive Branch: There’s the May 1st International Workers Day Rally and March at the MN Capitol (our SURJ-TC contingent will be there – details below) and in cities around the country. There are union strikes and newly…
SURJ-TC Newsletter 3/26/25
As we enter into Spring, SURJ-TC is blooming with opportunities to support justice and find community with fellow activists. Whether it’s through attending rallies and signing petitions shared on the Action Alert Signal chat, or participating in the events shared in this newsletter, we have ways for you to spring into action this season. Join…
SURJ-TC Newsletter 2/27/25
The February newsletter provides opportunities to stand up and resist the current administration’s term on a national level, and also to deepen our relationships, community and solidarity power on a local level. Our ongoing and collective action is needed to prevent previous redress from being rolled back and to continue the momentum towards racial justice.…
