CNY Solidarity Coalition

CNY Solidarity members and supporters:Please find below the weekly ACTION ALERTS from Indivisible NY24 and our legislative action teams.   Tuesday – August 6 12 p.m. Silent Protest. Our friends with the Syracuse Immigrant and Refugee Defense Network have been hosting a weekly 15-min. silent noon vigil outside Rep. Katko’s office, 440 S. Warren St in Syracuse, to…

Onondaga County is considering a beach on Onondaga Lake. Despite depictions of the lake as "clean," at least 9.5 million cubic yards of sediment contaminated with hazardous industrial wastes remain at the bottom of the lake. This idea is completely irresponsible.

The election of new and returning Coordinating Committee members will be held at the next full CNY Solidarity Coalition meeting on June 9 at 3:00 pm (Bishop Harrison Diocesan Center, 1342 Lancaster Ave, Syracuse, New York 13210). Since the number of candidates is fewer than the agreed on number of…

Support Automatic Voter Registration, New York Health Act, Rally for Good Cause Evictions and more!

This Friday, May 31, is the voter registration deadline for our upcoming June primary. Congress is on recess this week. As usual Rep Katko does not have any events scheduled.

CNY Solidarity members and supporters: Please find below the weekly ACTION ALERTS from Indivisible NY24 and our legislative action teams.  Today (May 20)  Two calling actions today Call your Members of Congress (MoCs), Tell them to prevent a new war with Iran. Trump and his war cabinet are dialing up…

Get to know your government, support CCAA, voting rights for people on parole, community forum on I-81 and CNY Solidarity Meeting on Sunday!

This week we highlight a special #FreeBlackMamasSyracuse Mother's Day Bailout fundraiser and this week begins the holy month of Ramadan. Learn More >

Some important actions this week including supporting Early Voting, meetings, a National Call in Day on Thursday and an update to the Progressive NY State Agenda.

Did you see our NY State Progressive Agenda in the Jan/Feb 2019 issue of the Peace Newsletter? Take a look at our updated piece.