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CANCELED: Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN)
April 1, 2020 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.
Rogers Park Solidarity Network (RSPN) meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box.
RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. Using LVSN as a model, a small group of local residents decided to continue to build momentum for the struggle against Heartland in our neighborhood. We also seek to provide mutual aid to our community and build resistance to all forms of oppression. We believe in autonomous nonhierarchical organizing, direct action, border abolition, and freedom of movement for all.