LOCAL PROTESTS
NC Map of ICE Activity
See Where ICE is Active in NC
Siembra NC, a North Carolina immigrant rights group, has launched a digital map showing where federal immigration officials have been sighted across the state. The goal is to help immigrants make informed decisions about their routes to school and work.
The website, called Ojo Obrero (“Look out, workers”), compiles sightings of immigration enforcement activity into a single, statewide map. Organizers say the tool is meant to counter misinformation and give communities a better sense of where enforcement activity has taken place as federal operations continue to disrupt daily life.
https://ojonc.org/about
Siembra NC, a North Carolina immigrant rights group, has launched a digital map showing where federal immigration officials have been sighted across the state. The goal is to help immigrants make informed decisions about their routes to school and work.
The website, called Ojo Obrero (“Look out, workers”), compiles sightings of immigration enforcement activity into a single, statewide map. Organizers say the tool is meant to counter misinformation and give communities a better sense of where enforcement activity has taken place as federal operations continue to disrupt daily life.
https://ojonc.org/about
North Asheville Weekly Sign Waving Protest
EVERY Thursday from 5:00-5:45 PM
Join Buncombe County Dems for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte and Chestnut St. every Thursday. Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your creative signs and your joy. Check their Calendar in Case Date or Time has changed Sign up |
Sticky Note ProtestYES! There are so many things you can do to protest and boycott while going about your regular routines.
The Sticky Note Protest is actually fun! Write protest statements on sticky notes and surreptitiously attach them to wherever you are passing through. I've seen them on the second can in on the grocery shelf; a bag of chips at the drugstore; inside a magazine; on a car windshield. Use your imagination! But keep the messages civil, please. |
Hendersonville
Every Saturday 9AM
A protest walk EVERY Saturday morning at 9AM that starts at the historic courthouse. A peaceful, quiet, positive, protest walk. Bring non-insulting signs. Hendersonville Historic Court House More Info... |
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