r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 15h ago
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 2d ago
Monday, Oct 19th, new location in Santa Rosa
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 4d ago
Reminder, Monday by 5pm submit your comments
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 6d ago
Sundays, Petaluma. Vigil for Palestine. Now on Sundays starting 10/11/26
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 8d ago
Thursday, October 8th in Sebastopol 12pm-1pm
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 9d ago
Petaluma, Thursday, October 8th. I am Jane Doe
More details if you rsvp.
https://action.womensmarch.com/events/i-am-jane-doe-stop-sexual-violence
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 11d ago
Meeting Monday October 19th in Santa Rosa. Updated flyer, swipe for Spanish
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 12d ago
Meeting, Monday, Oct 19th in Santa Rosa
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 14d ago
October 17th, Saturday, multiple locations. Not a protest, but a voting party
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 22d ago
Petaluma City Council Meeting, Monday, Sept 28th
Join us on Monday, September 28, starting at 5:45 p.m. at Petaluma City Hall (11 English St, Petaluma). It's time to ensure that our city council members pass a non-cooperation ordinance with federal immigration enforcement that aligns with our city's values and community needs. We know that Petaluma can lead by example and enact a strong non-cooperation ordinance that adheres to the law and supports our communities.
For months, leaders from Justicia Migrante en Acción (MiJA) -an initiative of NBOP-, Petaluma residents, the Immigrant Legal Resource Center (IRLC) and allied organizations have worked hard to present a strong, model ordinance—one that complies with the law and is needed by our communities—to our city council members. We submitted a Non-cooperation ordinance to them two months ago, and now the decision is in their hands. You can read the Non-cooperation ordinance we proposed here and provide a public comment on Monday, September 28.
On Monday, September 14, we also delivered four compelling documents that demonstrate the legality, necessity, support, and benefits of our ordinance for all immigrants in Petaluma — and, in fact, for everyone living in this city:
A letter about considerations in adopting a Non-cooperation city ordinance from IRLC. You can read it here.
A letter from the Blue Zones Project, Petaluma, highlighting the impact that the current immigration practices and policies have on the health of our communities. You can read it here.
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • 22d ago
Saturday, October 17th in Windsor, Rally
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • Sep 15 '26
Reminders. Santa Rosa. Sept 15th is the teach in and City Council Meeting. Sept 17th is the Flock camera meeting with SRPD
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • Sep 04 '26
Thursday, Sept 10th, Santa Rosa
Reddit didn’t like the image on this flyer, and wouldn’t post it, so I edited it.
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • Aug 29 '26
October 10th-12th Petaluma to Cloverdale
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • Aug 26 '26
Thursday, September 17th SRPD is holding a flock camera meeting
We don’t want these cameras in our community
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • Aug 26 '26
Tuesday, September 15th Santa Rosa, “Teach in” followed by public comments
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • Aug 20 '26
Saturday, Sept 19th in Santa Rosa. Come learn how to talk to your neighbors about candidates that can create real change
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • Aug 16 '26
August 30th, Sign making
Sign making in Petaluma
r/SonomaCountyProtests • u/prettycoolhuman • Aug 07 '26
De-escalators needed
Are you a de-escalator? They could use your support this Saturday, August 8th in Petaluma at the Trans Exhibit Opening. 🏳️⚧️🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵