From m-powell at illinois.edu Mon Jun 17 23:48:17 2019 From: m-powell at illinois.edu (Powell, Morgan) Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2019 23:48:17 +0000 Subject: [OccupyCU] (Re-Writing/Re-Righting) Cassandra--Sept.16--Dec. 7, 2019 Urbana In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: You’re too much Susan❤️ Get Outlook for iOS ________________________________ From: Susan Parenti Sent: Monday, June 17, 2019 6:09:54 PM To: lilliana5 at illinois.edu; A Robin; Aaron Ammons; akimboism at gmail.com Olsen; al zoe schneider; Anora Johnson; Ashik Pervej; Barbara kessel; Fields, A Belden; Ben Galewsky; Ben Grosser; Benjamin Sweedler; Bill Taylor; Brian Dolinar; Brian Hagy; BriarCub73; Browning, Zack D; Bryan Cribbs; C G Estabrook; caevans2 at hotmail.com Evans; Estabrook, Carl G; Carol Ammons; carol huang; Carol Inskeep; Channing-Murray; Charles Suggs; Clyde Walker; cope.c at comcast.net; Oliver, Cynthia; Danielle Chynoweth; Dave Monk; David Gracon; David Green; Derek Busby; Day, Devin Carter; Dorothy Martirano; Eileen; Elizabeth García; Elizabeth Simpson; Eloise O'Leary; Emily Fetterer; Emily Neblock; Lund, Erik R; Miraftab, Faranak; George Hardebeck; Gloretha Brown; Gloria Yen; Ja Nelle Pleasure; Hutchinson, James Andrew; James Kilgore; jankalmarjoy at gmail.com; Jane McClintock; Finkelman, Jason; Jeff Glassman; Jesse Rose; Joe Reichlin; Johnny Robinson; Jonah Weisskopf; Julie Nieset; Karen Aram; Karen Medina; Karen Olowu; Olowu, Karen Tofunmi; Kate McDowell; Keith McKenney; Ken Trainor; Kenny Trainor; Kenyel Wilson; Kimberlie Kranich; Kord A H Russell; Kristina Boerger; Lan Richart; Latrelle Bright; Haber, Laura Gwen; Lisa Chason; Lisa Fay; Steinberg, Lois Ann; Lori Serb; Lorien Carsey; Lorraine Finkel; Lucia Maldonado; Lutomia, Anne Namatsi; Lydia Khuri; Maggie Taylor; marder, herbert; Marina Manetti; marinammanetti at yahoo.com manetti; Mark Enslin; Marya Burke; Maya Aeolian Kalmar Bauer; me; Meadow Jones; Meagan Smith; mimimerli at yahoo.com; Michael Brun; Michael Gaiuranos; Michael Holt; Michael Schuler; Michael Schuler; Mykel Hernandez; Nick Mann; Nina Paley; occupycu; Pamela J. 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The Champaign law, "section 17-4.5", specifically allows landlords to discriminate against people incarcerated within the last five years.  It doesn't matter that their sentence is complete, it doesn't matter what their current situation is.  They may be fully capable of paying the rent and being a good neighbor to their fellow tenants - the landlord can reject them based solely on that history. The landlords in town generally want to keep this law.   They control some 55% of all the housing in Champaign - a lot of power over the fate of formerly incarcerated people. Some 700+ signatures have been gathered, by the Fair Housing Coalition and others, asking for section 17-4.5 to be repealed. Urbana does not have this carve-out to their anti-discrimination ordinance.    This doesn't mean that Urbana landlords don't discriminate based on past incarceration - certainly some do, and it's even written into the rental agreements for some rental properties.   But at least Urbana has a law which could be used to challenge those policies.  Champaign doesn't even have that. [1] Back in the '70s, both Urbana and Champaign passed anti-discrimination laws.    In 1994, Champaign amended its discrimination law to allow this specific kind of discrimination. [2]Since this is a study session, they're not offering a chance for the public to speak before the Council's discussion.   However there is a chance to speak afterward. [3]Here's the agenda for Tuesday at 7:      http://documents.ci.champaign.il.us/v/1W7f-2oLv7euIlajhsKseyUVQXAgmRdWN with details here:      http://documents.ci.champaign.il.us/v/1PwZzZsOzlpbHNyqL-efVLXPIlSGtuIWT      "The Administration requests that the City Council provide direction to staff on whether to draft modifications to Section 17-4.5 of the Human Rights Ordinance for consideration by Council at a future Regular Meeting." -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From stuartnlevy at gmail.com Fri Jun 28 23:29:21 2019 From: stuartnlevy at gmail.com (Stuart Levy) Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2019 18:29:21 -0500 Subject: [OccupyCU] July 4th parade - we're in. Signmaking 11am-1pm Sunday, probably in IMC Makerspace downstairs Message-ID: AWARE has a pro-peace/anti-war/anti-imperialist slot in the July 4th parade - we're in! [*] We have some signs but should make more.   If we're ambitious and have a good idea we could try to paint a banner. Let's have a signmaking party.    I'm suggesting this time and (probable) place:     Sunday 6/30, 11am - 1pm or so     probably in the Makerspace space in the downstairs of the Independent Media Center     If you have ideas for signs but can't make one, please let us know.[*]   I've set followups to peace-discuss, or you can write to me. (There might be another chance for signmaking together on the Wednesday evening of the 3rd.) Who would be up for marching? I think at least Carl plans to drive his convertible.   Carl, if we have some posterboard signs is there a way we can attach one to your car? [*] The year's parade theme is supposed to be "Flight in Space", for the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. Deb Schrishuhn suggested, Peace should be as American as apple pie.   I like this line! and included it in our parade application.   We should make a sign that says so. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From stuartnlevy at gmail.com Sun Jun 30 13:58:35 2019 From: stuartnlevy at gmail.com (Stuart Levy) Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2019 08:58:35 -0500 Subject: [OccupyCU] July 4th signmaking *today* 11-1 at IMC Makerspace In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <07b256f5-5a32-6bfc-251d-e999d4c5981e@gmail.com> Confirming July 4th signmaking, and how to get there:      Antiwar signmaking party *today*, Sunday, 11am-1pm or so,      Makerspace area in the basement of the IMC Getting there:      See this video!         https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtVYBwzWRjY      Or: Come to the alleyway between the IMC and Lincoln Square (south side of IMC).      Near the radio tower, there's a set of cement steps leading downward.   A bicycle marks the doorway.      Walk through the door, and take the first leftward hallway you see.      Straight at the end of that hallway is the Makerspace.      Come make some signs for July 4th!      We have markers, foam core, posterboard.      On 6/28/19 6:29 PM, Stuart Levy wrote: > AWARE has a pro-peace/anti-war/anti-imperialist slot in the July 4th > parade - we're in! [*] > > We have some signs but should make more.   If we're ambitious and have > a good idea we could try to paint a banner. > > Let's have a signmaking party.    I'm suggesting this time and > (probable) place: > >     Sunday 6/30, 11am - 1pm or so >     probably in the Makerspace space in the downstairs of the > Independent Media Center >     > If you have ideas for signs but can't make one, please let us know.[*] >   I've set followups to peace-discuss, or you can write to me. > > (There might be another chance for signmaking together on the > Wednesday evening of the 3rd.) > > Who would be up for marching? > > I think at least Carl plans to drive his convertible.   Carl, if we > have some posterboard signs is there a way we can attach one to your car? > > [*] The year's parade theme is supposed to be "Flight in Space", for > the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. > > Deb Schrishuhn suggested, Peace should be as American as apple pie.   > I like this line! and included it in our parade application.   We > should make a sign that says so. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From cgestabrook at gmail.com Sun Jun 30 16:20:37 2019 From: cgestabrook at gmail.com (C G Estabrook) Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2019 11:20:37 -0500 Subject: [OccupyCU] [Peace-discuss] July 4th signmaking *today* 11-1 at IMC Makerspace In-Reply-To: <07b256f5-5a32-6bfc-251d-e999d4c5981e@gmail.com> References: <07b256f5-5a32-6bfc-251d-e999d4c5981e@gmail.com> Message-ID: <052D2672-AB0E-4EBD-A156-2F94EE6489B7@gmail.com> Happy to drive my little convertible (the Mighty Miata) in the parade (esp. because I don’t think I’m up to walking the route this year). And I’m not a furnish-fetishist - we can tape signs to the MM as space allows. Perhaps we can find a way to fly the US flag with peace symbol that we use on AWARE ON THE AiR. (We’d need a flag pole attachable to the car) > On Jun 30, 2019, at 8:58 AM, Stuart Levy via Peace-discuss wrote: > > Confirming July 4th signmaking, and how to get there: > > Antiwar signmaking party *today*, Sunday, 11am-1pm or so, > Makerspace area in the basement of the IMC > > Getting there: > See this video! > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtVYBwzWRjY > > Or: Come to the alleyway between the IMC and Lincoln Square (south side of IMC). > Near the radio tower, there's a set of cement steps leading downward. A bicycle marks the doorway. > Walk through the door, and take the first leftward hallway you see. > Straight at the end of that hallway is the Makerspace. > > Come make some signs for July 4th! > > We have markers, foam core, posterboard. > > > On 6/28/19 6:29 PM, Stuart Levy wrote: >> AWARE has a pro-peace/anti-war/anti-imperialist slot in the July 4th parade - we're in! [*] >> >> We have some signs but should make more. If we're ambitious and have a good idea we could try to paint a banner. >> >> Let's have a signmaking party. I'm suggesting this time and (probable) place: >> >> Sunday 6/30, 11am - 1pm or so >> probably in the Makerspace space in the downstairs of the Independent Media Center >> >> If you have ideas for signs but can't make one, please let us know.[*] I've set followups to peace-discuss, or you can write to me. >> >> (There might be another chance for signmaking together on the Wednesday evening of the 3rd.) >> >> Who would be up for marching? >> >> I think at least Carl plans to drive his convertible. Carl, if we have some posterboard signs is there a way we can attach one to your car? >> >> [*] The year's parade theme is supposed to be "Flight in Space", for the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. >> >> Deb Schrishuhn suggested, Peace should be as American as apple pie. I like this line! and included it in our parade application. We should make a sign that says so. > > _______________________________________________ > Peace-discuss mailing list > Peace-discuss at lists.chambana.net > https://lists.chambana.net/mailman/listinfo/peace-discuss