Occupy Sandy: Join Us for the People’s Recovery Summit – FREE – Fri 2/1 Thru Sun 2/3!

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Over the past three months, we’ve seen people from all over the city and the country come together in response to Sandy. We turned entire churches into “holy warehouses” of donated items and distributed them to dozens of “hubs” all over the city, working shoulder-to-shoulder with community leaders and residents to care for the most vulnerable among us.

On Feb. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd we’re organizing the People’s Recovery Summit, a gathering of residents, volunteers, organizers, performers, and community leaders ready to strategize on the recovery effort.

We hope to springboard an equitable and sustainable rebuilding process with workshops, trainings, and discussions on grassroots organizing, economic justice, environmental sustainability and much, much more. See our Summit Goals below.

EVENT INFO:

People’s Recovery Summit
Feb 1st – 3rd, 2013
9am – 7pm Daily

FREE

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner will be provided.
Nightly entertainment begins at 8pm

Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew
520 Clinton Avenue
(between Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue)
TRAINS: C and G trains or 15 min walk from Barclays Center (2,3,4,5,B,D,N,Q, and R trains)

Visit our website for more information! http://summit.peoplesrecovery.org/



PEOPLE’S RECOVERY SUMMIT NEEDS VOLUNTEERS

If you have any spare time at all, please sign up on this form to volunteer!



Our Summit Goals are as follows:

~ Connect environmental + economic justice issues and concerns.

~ Better understand what the City/State/Federal agencies are/aren’t doing, and what we need them to do.

~ Present a “Recovery Statement” for equitable/accountable development based on Human Rights and Environmental justice.

~ Further develop a toolkit of best practices for organizers + affected residents.

~ Debate the role and relationships of a social movement to community organizing and post disaster recovery.



Together, we can restore power to the people and build back better!



Solidarity,

The Peoples Recovery Summit Planning Committee