r/OrganizeTucson

Speak Out for the Global Sumud Flotilla

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Our community bears particular culpability in the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people, owing largely to the presence of Raytheon, Howmet, and the USAF here in Tucson.

The IDF has repeatedly kidnapped, tortured, and killed aid workers who have been trying to bring relief to the people of Gaza. Israel has violated international law in doing so, yet the governments of these aid workers' countries of citizenship are doing nothing.

Please take a moment to add your voice to the chorus of Tucsonans speaking out against these atrocities.

u/SubtractOneMore — 3 days ago
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Thank you Tucson!

Approximately 50,000 have been saved from the landfill while helping out 8 people. While this seems like a low number of mats for the amount of bags used remember each mat uses 500-700 plastic bags and each mat takes 120+ hours to make so a BIG thank you to all who helped make this possible.

u/Several_Passenger862 — 4 days ago

Mutual Aid Food Pantry Needs Your Help

It’s heating up outside and our pantry is running low! Help stock us up for the week!

Queer Girls’ Pantry for Kids
1003 W Huron St
85745
Monday through Friday 8-4.

u/ZealousidealLead8122 — 4 days ago

South Tucson Must Investigate ICE Violence!

Join Pima County Attorney Laura Conover and others to demand that the South Tucson Police Department open an investigation into this assault.

u/[deleted] — 4 days ago
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Priced Out: Tenant Townhall on Arizona Housing | May 16, 10:00 AM | Tucson

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Our Voice Our Vote is hosting a community townhall in Tucson on May 16 for renters, housing advocates, and local leaders. The conversation includes tenant stories and direct dialogue with elected officials and housing decision-makers about Arizona's housing crisis. It's open to people directly affected by housing costs and anyone who is paying attention to the issue.

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u/These_Koala_7487 — 8 days ago

Food > Fascism 5/2/26

Food > Fascism 5/2/26

153 people served.

These events are every 2 weeks and we do what we can to meet people where they are and bring as much as we can. We are so grateful to be able to share water, food, clothes, medical care, haircuts, and more with those that need it.

Community care saves lives.

There are many many different ways to support those around you. Talk to your community, see where there are gaps in care, and build from there. The scarcity they tell us exists isn't real and you don't have to live as if it does. Mutual aid can be a part of anyone and everyone's life.

We are always looking to collaborate with other groups, always collecting donations, trying to support those in need, and help to bridge the gaps in equity this city doesn't seem to think are a priority.

We collect donations constantly between events and we are always looking for men's clothes and more!

Join us, dønate if you are able, spread the word, and let us know you're interested.

We will be out again this Saturday the 16th!

u/EeiviaLilly — 10 days ago

What are your thoughts on this protest of DES?

Nutrition Assistance and DES have faced large cuts and new requirements from the Trump administration, due to the horrible 'Big Beautiful Bill', but let's be honest, Conservatives have always wanted poor family and children to starve, and have limited or no access to medical care (but 60 billion for ICE and 100 billion for a ballroom of taxpayer money seem reasonable to them...). So DES is processing all these new changes very slowly, but that's by design. They are likely way way understaffed for the large amount of applications and appeals, after thousands have suddenly been kicked off EBT/Food Stamps. Even if you provide documentation that you are still eligible under the new requirements, there's not nearly enough people to go through all the documents, and so even people who should be eligible are losing access to nutrition assistance. And if you've ever tried to call DES, even before all these changes, it was extremely difficult to get through to someone. Again, it's basically designed to be broken. So I understand the protest, but I hope it is directed at the correct people, and not employees of DES, who are probably miserable at their jobs every day. They can only work with what resources they have, and they do not seem to have nearly enough help. But I hope the protest makes some noise, at least.

u/rubix44 — 13 days ago
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Working Class Wednesday Meetup 5/13 with Working Families Party

If you couldn't make the Working Families Party call last week and want to learn more, or if you just want to talk about organizing to win elections for progressive candidates, join the Working Families Party Working Class Wednesday at Slow Body Brewery on Wednesday, May 13th at 6 PM. Come out to connect, collaborate and share ideas about how we can build a world where everyone can thrive. Or, just come to have a beer with us! Click the link to sign up, or just show up: Working Class Wednesday with WFP at Slow Body

u/mobydog — 12 days ago