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NEW LOCATION: CENTRO DE LA RAZA DECEMBER 12th 6-8PM:) RSVP AT LINK IN BIO!!! Come to Jewish Voice for Peace San Diego’s Potluck Shabbat and fundraiser for We All We Got San Diego December 12th at centro cultural de la raza!!!!!🫶🏼🦋

@weallwegotsd is a grassroots mutual aid group run on Kumeyaay land. They distribute free groceries and hygiene items to more than 200 families twice a month at the Brown Buildings. They also offer deliveries for those who can’t access them in person. Their group centers those experiencing marginalization. Mutual aid is the way they provide community care and help build a new way of existing based on agency and mutual relationships. They have done many forms of aid work over the years, responding to COVID19 pandemic and ICE immigration crises.

At our Shabbat service we will practice the shabbat ritual, have a raffle of local goods/merch, and talk about the weaponization of hunger and starvation in the US and Palestine.

Donate $10 to WAWG though the link in our bio with the comment “JVPSD” for an entry into the raffle. Participants can enter as many times as they’d like! Every $10 is one entry. Prizes will be handed out at the event! If you donate and RSVP in advance we will give you double raffle tickets.

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Pizza provided, cask bar. 
Open to socialists and the socialist-curious, come celebrate our accomplishments and strategize for next year!

This is a Protest/Rally to Support Immigrant Rights and Halt Unlawful Detentions will be held at the Fairmont Home Depot, Dec. 13th 10:30 am. - 12:30 p.m. Wear white with Santa Hats if possible and come on down. Introduce yourselves to the workers who are actively seeking work!Sponsored by 50501 San Diego, Activist San Diego and concerned community members! Info and RSVP

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It’s time to build a California for us. We really can win affordable housing and food, free healthcare, and high-quality public education if we fight for it together as a movement — and that’s what our Vote Socialist 2026 campaigns are about.

​⭐ Ramsey Robinson is a social worker, activist, and socialist running for Governor to guarantee a living wage, affordable housing, and healthcare for everyone in California.

​⭐ Lalo Vargas is a teacher, organizer and former firefighter running for Insurance Commissioner to end the stranglehold that private insurance has over the working class, to investigate and hold corporate executives accountable for their crimes against consumers and to fight for a California that provides free and high quality coverage for all.

​Come hear more about the Vote Socialist vision for what could be done to serve working people and families in our state, the 4th largest economy in the world. We’ll envision together how we can achieve higher wages, expanded public services, stronger worker protections, and justice for our neighbors at home and abroad.

​We’ll also hear from Alexander Kraft, a labor organizer and former educator born and raised in El Cajon running for local mayor, along with other community organizers and union leaders committed to a just and dignified future for all. You’ll meet leaders within your own community as we all start to get organized and fight for the future we know is possible!

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Human Rights Council of Oceanside invites you for a recap of their efforts, and more chisme, and more political education. Flyer

A fun for all day of holiday festivity, community vendors, music, swap meet, karaoke, open mic and dancing all night.

Ho, Ho, Ho! Merry Merry! We will be getting into the holiday mood together, and enjoying hanging out, making zines, talking to local organizations, supporting local vendors, sipping on warm beverages or drinks at the bar.

There will be a daytime market and a night market, outdoors, with food vendors, crafts people, and local merchants. Since we are shutting down the parking lot for the event, we will be arranging a shuttle service to help transport people from local parking options to the Columbus Club.

The swap meet period will take place from 12pm - 4pm, inside the Columbus Club Hall. Clothes, furniture, homeware, shoes, lamps - anything clean and in good shape, that could use a new home. To participate in the Swap Meet bring something to add to the swap meet, or pay $2 for addmission to that section.

All day, your favorite DJs from KNSJ Radio will be spinning music. We will have a karaoke session, an Open Mic period, and dancing through the night. A $5 suggested donations will be collected at the dancefloor area entrance. To get on the Open Mic list: send a sample of your work to iamonewhois@proton.me

To be a volunteer, or a vendor, please text or call (619)365-5265

All ages event. 21+ with ID to purchase alcoholic beverages.
The location is fully handicap accessible, with parking lot drop off.
We reserve the right to ask anyone to leave the event for inappropriate conduct, at our discretion. By attending the event, you agree to treat all others with dignity and respect.

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Join Climbers for Palestine for their last official event of the year, this time outside of the climbing gym. We will be hosting two coffee socials at Delah Coffee @delahcoffeehousesandiego in North Park on November 16th and December 20th: In collaboration with @sandiegobds , we will be hosting a discussion on the BDS movement (Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions) with a look into how that ties in to the climbing industry. Come get to know other community members as well as ways to get/stay involved! More info and to RSVP

Looking for New Years Eve plans? Want to intentionally kick off 2026 with like-minded community change-makers like yourself?

Say goodbye 2025 and hello 2026 with Activist San Diego at our Winter Garden of Healing event! This quarter, we will be ringing in the New Year with a free, all-ages, open-house event from midday December 31st to midday January 1st (yes, we'll be going all night!) Everyone is welcome to come and go as they please. 

There will be a bonfire, music jam session, DJs, delicious food, and space for reflection, healing and shedding the previous year. We will welcome in 2026 together and set our intentions for what we want to create in the year ahead!

RSVP is required and accessible here.

To sustain the Garden of Healing as a quarterly event, everyone is invited to give what they are able. This could be in the form of kitchen help, healing gifts, donations, sponsorships, or connections to supporters.