Donation Drop-off Locations

 

Hello All!!

If you would like to make a donation or have extra non-perishable items in your pantry that are getting old, Food Not Bombs has three drop-off locations.

Fresh52 Farmers Market- (Look for the blue bin with our logo)

Saturdays 8:00 am to 1:00 pm  fresh52 @ Tivoli Village 302 S. Rampart Las Vegas, NV 89145

Sundays 8:30 am to 1:00 pm fresh52 @ Sansone Park Place 9480 S. Eastern  Las Vegas, NV 89123

http://www.fresh52.com/

HellPop! in the Arts Factory
107 E Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89104  (702) 518-0767

https://www.facebook.com/HellPop

 Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf

Saturdays from 6-7 pm

4550 South Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89119
Thank you for all your kindness.

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Las Vegas Anarchist Cafe – Saturday May 12, 2012

Anarchy in LV

The Las Vegas Anarchist Cafe meets every Saturday from 6-8pm

As was the case last week, Rondha Gibson will be in attendance to discuss the murder of her husband, Stanley L. Gibson, by a member of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and we will continue to plan for an upcoming vigil June 12th, marking the 6 month “anniversary” of his killing. In addition, since this week’s A-Cafe falls on the 5 month “anniversary” of that unfortunate day, we will be having a small informal candlelight vigil in Stanley’s honor at the conclusion of the Anarchist Cafe.

Some other topics we will potentially be discussing if we have sufficient time, include Zappos’ corporate takeover of First Friday and use of extortion via the city and Metro to push out competition from the Arts Factory and the local artists that actually created First Friday, moving forward with Nevada Cop Block (ties into the issues with Metro), and of course, anything you want to bring up.

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The Vegas Anarchist Cafe is a weekly meet-up for networking, building community, and doing some outreach for Anarchists in Las Vegas, which Southern Nevada Alliance of the Libertarian Left has been organizing together with unaffiliated local Anarchists for the past three years. The main idea is just to give Anarchists, anti-statists, and Anarchy-curious fellow travelers a place to meet up and talk in an informal setting at a local coffee-house. There isn’t a fixed business agenda; the idea is to give people a place to find each other. Once they’ve found each other, A-Cafe can serve as a springboard for the independent projects that they may want to start.

The A-Cafe is not a place, it’s an event–a social experiment in urban Anarchy. The A-Cafe is a forum for Anarchists in the Las Vegas area to get to know each other, to hear talks on subjects that interest us, to hang out, shoot the breeze, talk about the projects that we are working on, and to organize new projects. Anyone who’s an Anarchist, anti-statist, or just anarchy-curious is invited to join us.

Drop in any time — The gathering is informal, and based on chatting and sharing information. There isn’t a fixed agenda. (But if you want to set up an organizing meeting for a particular project with a fixed agenda, A-Cafe is a great place to meet people to invite.) Feel free to drop in at any time and leave whenever you need to.

Bring yourself. Bring a friend. And bring anything — ideas you’ve had, projects you’re working on, literature, zines, flyers, art, whatever — that you’d like to share with some like-minded people.

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Official Las Vegas May Day Press Release

General Strike & March in Support of Immigrant & Workers’ Rights on May 1st

On May 1st, 2012 the people of Las Vegas will participate in a day of action in solidarity with immigrants and workers of the world. We will join national efforts to support comprehensive immigration reform and denounce the passage of unjust laws that target the working poor, people of color, women, queer people, transgender people, im/migrants and other marginalized communities.

Economically disenfranchised communities continue to be oppressed as a result of the greed of corporations and governments; therefore, we are calling on our communities to take part in a general strike. We ask the community to not participate in the system for one day by abstaining from spending money, buying gas, going to school or work. Instead, come out into the street and march alongside us!

The March will begin at Commercial Center District and end at the Lloyd George Federal Building in downtown Las Vegas. The March will be followed by a rally and vigil at the Federal Building.

WHAT: May 1st Annual Immigrant & Workers’ Rights March, Rally and Vigil
WHEN: Saturday, May 1st 2012 at 4:30 p.m.
WHERE: At the Commercial Center District, 953 East Sahara Avenue, LV 89104
Points of Unity:
  • Denounce and end the unprecedented number of deportations by the Obama administration 
  • Support Family Reunification. 
  • Close the immigrant detention centers. 
  • End anti-immigrant segregation in education: 
  • Support the Dream Act. 
  • No to the wall; no to the militarization of the border. 
  • Support same Sex bi-national couples: Support the Uniting American Families Act. 
  • Stop femicide along the US-Mexico Border. 
  • Stop the abusive, inhumane and genocidal treatment of immigrants. 
  • Support workers’ rights to organize. 
  • End Secure Communities, E-Verify, Arizona’s SB 1070, and Alabama’s HB 56. 
  • Stop using the term “illegal”. 
  • End the criminalization of and provide protection for Queer, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender immigrants.
For more information, please contact Jasmine Rubalcava by Phone: (702) 900-4918 or email us at: ucirlv@gmail.com

May 5th Comic Store event

Hello All!!

Food Not Bombs will be holding a food drive at HellPop! comic store on May 5th, plus it’s FREE COMIC DAY!

http://www.facebook.com/HellPop

107 East Charleston Blvd Suite 105b

Las Vegas, NV 89104

 

Please let me know if you can help out man the booth.

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Foundation for an Independent Tomorrow (FIT) comes to the Meeting of FFIP in Las Vegas

We received the following email from our colleagues at Family and Friends of Incarcerated Persons. We think this should be a good opportunity to learn a lot about possibilities when your family-member or loved one leaves prison. So please come over and ask questions and learn! ------------ If you or a family member or a person reentering from prison/jail need a job or a career change please

Help Needed!! First Friday May 4th

Hello all!!

We have a booth at First Friday again. We need people to come to the Food Not Bombs booth and start helping out. Please message me if you can come out to First Friday, May 4th from 6-11 pm to assist with our booth, for at least on hour to sub for us.

Peace!!

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In Loving Memory: Randal N. Wiideman

We received these sympathetic obituaries from a friend of Randal N. Wiideman, who sadly passed away on October 23rd 2011 in Ely State Prison: Stranded on Death Row I first and foremost open with Revolutionary Greetings, all my utmost Bigtime Bulletproof Respect in Solidarity and, A true venomously warrior salute! With all due Respect to the Row and the stretched out: keep your head held high

May Day Marcha

Via Las Vegas May Day Coalition, via FW Kelly Patterson.

1º Mayo 2012 - Nos reuniremos a las 4:30pm en Commercial Center (entre Commercial Center Dr. y E. Sahara Ave.). La marcha empezará a las 5:30pm. Terminaremos en la Corte Federal.

Para más información visite: Maydaylasvegas.blogspot.com.

May 1 2012 - Meet at 4:30pm at the Commercial Center (between Commercial Center Dr. and E. Sahara Ave.). March will begin at 5:30pm. Ending at the Federal Court House.

For more information visit: Maydaylasvegas.blogspot.com.

Study lays out costs associated with death penalty in Nevada

From: Las Vegas SunBy Gregan Wingert, Saturday, April 7, 2012 The ACLU of Nevada recently highlighted a study conducted by a UNLV professor who found that defending the death penalty in Clark County costs at least $170,000 more than defending cases where life in prison is sought.Terance Miethe, of UNLV's department of criminal justice, began the study in January and determined that the 80 pending

Food Not Bombs at Las Vegas Humanitarian Festival, April 27-28

From FNBer Ana Maria Robles at the Food Not Bombs Las Vegas Facebook group:

Hello my friends!

We will have a booth at the Las Vegas Humanitarian Festival at UNLV Intramural Fields on April 27 and April 28 from 5:00pm until 10:00pm.

Please let me know if you can come down to help out at the booth.

Please share the invite with all your friends. I posted the invite on this page. Hope to see you all there!!

http://www.facebook.com/LVHFestival

To see the invite on Facebook, check out Las Vegas Humanitarian Festival 2.