In 8 days, Sudoroom will host these amazing people!
https://www.facebook.com/events/1430569700530791/
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The Bay Area is blessed to have some amazing and inspiring community
health projects that bring healing and medicine to the people. These
projects save lives, increase access and sustain communities in
struggle.
Come for an evening celebrating healers building projects to reclaim
medicine in different communities and hear their stories!
Donations will be accepted for Sharena of People's Community Medics in
a effort to get her a van so she can continue her work
Speakers:
Sharena Thomas- People’s Community Medics
http://www.peoplescommunitymedics.org/
Sharena is a long-time organizer, warrior and single mother of 4 who
has co-founded People's Community Medics. She is the daughter of
parents who she frequently stopped with as a child to respond to
community emergencies. She has worked within her community of various
projects including community cleanups and anti-police brutality
efforts fighting for justice for families of victims in her community
as well as family members.
The People’s Community Medics (PCM) was founded in the summer of 2011
by Sharena Thomas and Lesley Phillips. As members of the Oscar Grant
Committee we learned that the BART police refused to call an ambulance
for 20 minutes for fatally wounded Oscar Grant, despite the passionate
pleas for medical help from his friends who were detained at the
Fruitvale station by the police. That experience as well as our
knowledge that 911 calls often do not result in an ambulance arriving
in a timely manner to Black, Brown and poor neighborhoods largely
inspired us to teach our people basic emergency first aid so that we
can help one another until an ambulance arrives.
Michelle Steinberg- Consultas Naturistas Program at Street Level Health Project
http://www.streetlevelhealth.org/
Michelle started Consultas Naturistas, the nutrition and herbal
medicine clinic at Street Level Health Project, in 2009 to provide
free, Spanish/English bilingual, integrative health care to low-income
individuals in East Oakland. Hundreds of clients have received
holistic care and medicine through the program. Visits last
approximately 30-60 minutes per person and involve a client-centered
discussion of health history and lifestyle, focused on nutrition,
exercise, and sleep habits. Clients receive free custom blended
tinctures and teas, as well as vitamins and supplements.
Street Level Health Project, which houses the program, is a
multi-purpose organization focused on both health care navigation and
worker empowerment. In addition to Consultas Naturistas, there is a
doctor on-site three days/week to provide basic medical treatment,
while health navigators direct clients to outside service providers
for on-going or specialized care. Other core programs include mental
health services, exercise/yoga classes, free lunches and food bags,
and a workers’ collective.
Orlando- HEPPAC, Berkeley Free Clinic, Oasis
http://www.casasegura.org/http://www.berkeleyfreeclinic.org/
Orlando a community advocate at HEPPAC and BFC and a senior peer
educator at Oasis Clinic. He will talk about his experiences in
approaching hep c, hiv and other health related concerns, primarily
among former and current consumers of substance. It's all in the
approach.
Laura--Berkeley Free Clinic
Laura works with the Berkeley Free Clinic and will speak on her
experience as well as the pitfalls of liberal healthcare.
On Sat, May 17, 2014 at 10:35 AM, Romy Snowyla <romy(a)snowyla.com> wrote:
> The omni is cool but it's interesting how cleanly it dovetails with the MacArthur Bart transit village. It'll certainly make Temescal call again .. That neighborhoods gone downhill lately ..
How do you think the Omni will dovetail with the "MacArthur BART
Transit Village"?
thought folks here might be interested.
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From: Rebecca Kahn <bekka(a)p2pu.org>
Date: Thu, May 15, 2014 at 3:06 AM
Subject: Join the Open Coalition, and Help us Build a Better Open World
To:
Dear friends in the open world
We're insanely proud to announce the launch of the Open Coalition - a
collaborative project for all organisations working in the open space.
Since late 2013 is has been apparent that many organisations working in the
field of open share areas of overlap. The Coalition aims to eliminate
duplication, keep lines of communication between organisations and
communities strong and open and help develop closer ties between open
groups.
The project has been initially funded by Wikimedia UK, and is proud to
include Creative Commons, Open Knowledge and Open Streetmap as first-phase
collaborators.
In order to celebrate this exciting new collaboration, we'd like to invite
any organisations in London to an Open Coalition Meet & Greet:
When: Mon, May 19, 4pm
Where: Wikimedia UK Office and online
Why? To help us start building the Open Coalition
We'll also have a dial-in set up for those who are outside the UK, so
everyone can take part.
Can't make it to the Meet & Greet? There are some simple things you can do
to get involved and help us build the coalition:
Follow @opencoalition on Twitter for all the latest news
Tweet this: Help spread open collaboration across the web. Join the
#opencoalition
Send us an email: stevie.benton(a)wikimedia.org.uk or bekka(a)p2pu.org
Join the coalition - get involved on this
wiki<https://wikimedia.org.uk/wiki/Open_Coalition>(later to be
followed by a shared presence) and help to shape the project
as it grows
// Matt
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From: "eric maundu" <emaundu(a)kijanigrows.com>
To: <info(a)sudoroom.org>
Subject: [sudo-info] diy IoT and diy aquaponics classes with kijani grows
Date: Mon, Jan 6, 2014 14:29
hey sudoroom.
hope you all are well.
i am teaching some classes later on in the month on diy aquaponic
gardens and diy IoT.
i have attached a flier please could you post this for me on your boards
- and also perhaps notify other super users.
also ... we can also arrange for me to do something there soon.
i also have other super fun classes begin scheduled for the rest of the
year.
asante sana,
-maundu
510.343.5604
Sign it here: https://www.dearfcc.org/
For background on the latest drama in net neutrality, try this:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/net-neutrality-issue-puts…
I wrote about this one nonprofit community technology org I am a member of
and how this could potentially put us in a position where we would have to
sacrifice our communications reach in order to continue providing free
technology access and training.
These additions to our articles of association were consensed upon at the
previous sudo room meeting. I think they may not have been announced:
= Article 5. Empowerment of members =
== Section 5.1 Non-member access ==
* To empower members to deal with problematic non-members:
** Any member may deny non-members access to sudo room assets (and require
the non-member in question to vacate the physical space) at any time, with
no reason given, unless some other member currently present in the space is
willing to vouch for the non-member in question as a guest.
** Before denying a non-member access (and requiring the non-member in
question to vacate the physical space), the member must ask both the
non-member and the members present in the space if any member is vouching
for the non-member as a guest.
** For a non-member, being denied access (and required to vacate the
physical space) is not a ban, and the non-member in question may return
after 12 hours.
== Section 5.2 Domestic Use ==
The bay area is in the throes of a housing crisis. Despite the abundance of
resources (space, buildings, etc), the distribution of those resources is
unfair. For many it can be costly and difficult to fulfill the basic human
need of shelter. However, sudo room, as a creative community and hacker
space, must maintain a division between habitation and usage of the space.
As such the following are resolved:
* sudo room is not intended to be used for habitation or domestic purposes.
* No-one is allowed to sleep in sudo room at any time.
* Any member can require that anyone sleeping in sudo room must leave
immediately.
* Repeated sleeping at sudo room is grounds for being temporarily or
permanently denied access to sudo room's assets, including its physical
space.
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Our current articles of association are always available here:
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Articles_of_Association