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NYS Senate Vote this Tuesday, Nov 10th- candle light vigils across NYS on Nov 8th and Nov 9th More Details go to: phone calls to make on monday and tuesday- http://www.meny.us/a.php Vigils across the state- http://www.meny.us/ltw.php Sign up to be Albany Nov 10th- http://www.meny.us/nysdayofdecision.php THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT 
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT |
Freedom To Marry Day- February 12, 2009 About Freedom to Marry DayOn National Freedom to Marry Day, Thursday, February 12, 2009, at local marriage counters in cities all over New York State, same-sex couples will request marriage licenses at their local County Clerk's Offices to raise awareness of the harms and impact that the inability to marry causes on their families. This national event is hosted yearly by Marriage Equality USA (MEUSA), in New York State by Marriage Equality New York (MENY), and this year they have asked Join the Impact for our help to make this their largest Marriage Counter Action yet!New York,NY 10013 Subway: Brooklyn Bridge Station on the 4, 5, & 6 lines; Park Place Station on the 2 & 3 lines; City Hall Station on the N & R lines; Chambers Street Station on the A & C lines Buses: M1, M6, M15, M22, M103, B51, & express buses serving City Hall areaSubway: Brooklyn Bridge Station on the 4, 5, & 6 lines; Park Place Station on the 2 & 3 lines; City Hall Station on the N & R lines; Chambers Street Station on the A & C lines Subway: Brooklyn Bridge Station on the 4, 5, & 6 lines; Park Place Station on the 2 & 3 lines; City Hall Station on the N & R lines; Chambers Street Station on the A & C lines
This event is being worked on by Marriage Equality New York, Join The Impact, and Empire State Pride Agenda. |
Website: Join the Impact NYC on Facebook or www.jointheimpactnyc.wetpaint.com
| NATIONWIDE DOMA PROTEST | JANUARY 10, 2009 | ||
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| ImpactNYC@gmail.com matt.flanders@jointheimpact.com | January 10th | We will not be holding an official rally. We are asking everyone to print the open letter to President-elect Obama and signature pages on their own. Take them to work, to church, to the bars, to the streets. Get as many signatures as you can. If you'd like to go in a group, go to our website, www.jointheimpactnyc.wetpaint.com, to check the discussion board for where people are meeting on Saturday. Get & print the Open Letter and Signature Sheet. You can either bring your signatures to our next meeting on January 14th at 7:30 p.m. (check the website for details) or you can mail them yourself to: Join The Impact PO Box 141491 Columbus, OH 43214 Please note that we will be planning the 2/12 Marriage Bureau protest at our next meeting. We hope to see you there. |
| LIGHT UP THE NIGHT FOR EQUALITY | DECEMBER 20, 2008 WHAT IS IT? On December 20th, we ask that you join us again for a nation-wide demonstration that will make an impact on the private sector. Candlelight vigils will be held at commercial centers in cities across the country in remembrance of the rights that once were for 18,000 marriages, and in honor of the rights that one day will be again - for EVERYONE. | |||||
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| 6PM - March from Heral Square (34th St./6th Ave.) 7PM - Rally near Times Square (Broadway/42nd St.) Bring a light source to light up the night! | Join the Impact NYC ImpactNYC@gmail.com | ||||
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If you would like to volunteer to help with food collection or delivery, please go to jointheimpactnyc.wetpaint.com | |||||
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| leftylib | Petition Against Rick Warren | 3 | Dec 29 2008, 6:06 AM EST by leftylib | ||
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| keatonwf | DOMA protest | 5 | Dec 26 2008, 4:38 PM EST by leftylib | ||
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is the reason we don't have NYC organizer/location for the DOMA protest on jan.10 because it's just not posted yet or because no one's signed up to organize?
if we don't have an organizer, what's the process of finding/becoming one? let's make sure the glbt community is seen and heard from the very start of the new year! xx. k |
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| adlynn24 | Vigil for Hate Crime Victim in Brooklyn -- SUN, DEC 14, BROOKLYN, NY | 10 | Dec 12 2008, 6:12 PM EST by atmasilver | ||
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Last Sunday, Jose Sucuzhanay, and Ecuadorian immigrant and resident of Bushwick, Brooklyn, was brutally beaten while walking home from a bar with his brother, Romel. The two were walking with their arms linked and leaning close together. They were attacked by four men yelling anti-gay and anti-Hispanic epithets. The men proceeded to beat Jose with a bottle and a baseball bat. Mr. Sucuzhanay, who is on life support at Elmhurst hospital, is a respected business owner and father of two.
The New York City Anti-Violence Project has organized a vigil this Sunday, December 14th at 2:00 PM. The vigil will begin at the corner of Myrtle Ave and Grove Street in Brooklyn, followed by a march to the corner of Bushwick Ave. and Kossuth Place, where the assault occurred. Please join community organizers from organizations from across New York City, including Make the Road NY, New York City Anti-Violence Project, Audre Lorde Project, US Dept of Justice Community Relations, Generation Q, Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition, GLOBE, Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, NAACP, The National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights, NYCLU, New York Immigration Coalition, Sunset Park Alliance of Neighbors, We are all Brooklyn, YKASEC, and elected officials, including City Council Speaker Christine Quinn. This horrible attack underscores the reality that HOMOPHOBIA HURTS EVERYONE, not just LGBT people. What does it say about our society when two brothers cannot show basic affection without being attacked as gay and brutally beaten? We in the LGBT community need to show solidarity with Latinos, African Americans, and everyone else who is vicitimized by the pathology of homophobia. For more details, see: http://www.avp.org/documents/AVPtoParticipateinVigilonSundayforHateCrimeVictimJoseSucuzhanay_000.pdf
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