Antiracism Action Team (AAT)

Let’s Go – Icebreaker Training Oct 19, 2025

 

Let’s Go! – ICEBREAKER training in resistance to ICE activity. Organized by Let’s Go! / ¡Vámonos!

Sunday, October 19, 3-6 PM @ Quimper Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 2333 San Juan Ave. Jointly sponsored with Jefferson County Immigrant Rights Advocates (JCIRA). Space is limited, so reserve your spot by texting 831-917-7337 or on Signal.

“Maybe you are someone who wants to do something but don’t know where to start, or maybe you are a seasoned organizer and your local ICE struggles have hit obstacles that feel insurmountable.

That’s where this training comes in. We believe we can win against ICE but it will take new tactics and strategies, experimentation, and sharing what works across regional and national networks.

Please join us for a 3 hour training that gives people the political and relational tools to win by creating broad-based, popular struggle against ICE. These tools include relational and compositional skills, lessons in how to be effective in spaces with many different protagonists, and how to keep often very different groups together enough to be successful in our fights.

We’ll share these tools, as well as a full array of tactics gleaned from successful anti-ICE networks around the country. We will help participants understand the range of tactics and practice how to select and pivot depending on local contexts, and will discuss common obstacles to present struggles and how they can be concretely overcome. Most importantly, this training, led by experienced organizers who come from a variety of different political backgrounds, develops participants’ confidence in their own agency and ability to intervene. Remember: making people feel powerless is the first step of their plan—don’t let them take away your belief that we can still act!”

This training is offered by the Let’s Go! / ¡Vámonos! network and facilitated by Guy, a grassroots activist and organizer for two decades, living in Jefferson County. Let’s Go! is building a network of trainers and support for resistance in local struggles, helping groups develop the tools, structures, and skills they need for this historic moment.

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Immigration Solidarity

“From the underground railroad to this very day, we have welcomed the stranger, sheltered the refugee, offered safe home, resisted racism, fear and exclusion. We will open our hearts, we will open our doors, to those who face the threat of deportation. All are welcome, period.”  Rev Victoria Safford, UU minister

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Jefferson Interfaith Action Coalition Press Release, May 2025 – A Covenant to Protect the Sanctity of Sacred Spaces

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