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Occupy Detroit Day 7

We Are the 99%

Occupy Detroit is the united power of people from all backgrounds, ethnicities, cultures, and political viewpoints. We stand in solidarity with Occupy movements across the country and globe to spread awareness about the issues that plague Detroit and other communities. We also work with other Detroit and Michigan activist groups to give the 99% a voice.

The best way to become involved in this movement is to attend one of our General Assemblies and meet other people who care about finding solutions to the problems that affect us all.

EVENTS

Click here to see the schedule of upcoming General Assemblies, the meetings where everyone involved in Occupy Detroit gets together to make decisions and talk about the various activities we are working on.

Find out out about our activities by reading our blog and by adding our events to your Google calendar.

WORKING GROUPS

Occupy Detroit is made up of groups who focus on different needs. They are called Working Groups. You contact them via Facebook or Google groups.

You can also request a representative of Occupy Detroit to meet with your group, so we can each get to know one another. Click here to contact our Outreach Committee.

It’s time to come together and make our voices heard. Join us!

What can people power do? Watch one example, where Occupy Detroit joined Occupy Our Homes, Moratorium Now, United Auto Workers Local 600, and other supporters:

 

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Youth In Action Award from MCHR

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