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What does Democracy Looks Like: Urban Democracy Feast

Written by UDF Staff
What does Democracy Looks Like: Urban Democracy Feast
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The Urban Democracy Feast: Supporting Local Social Justice Projects Saturday, 25 March 2017 at 4:30 p.m.
Since 2015, a group of community organizations have started a face-to-face crowd funding process. This process occurs over a meal so we can exchange information about shared problems, common obstacles and ways to overcome them. So far we have had three events, in May 2015, December of 2015, and November 2016 where we have raised more than $3000.00 to support social justice projects demonstrating direct democracy and accountability. We define social justice as equal access to all the resources and services. More information about the FEAST and the awardees can be found on our web page, http://www.urbandemocracyfeast.org/

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The goal of the organizers is to generate funds that kick start projects that might otherwise not get funded, or help them make a qualitative leap in their work. Such projects submit an application, and four applicants are selected to make a five-minute presentation at the supper. Their presentations will exhibit evidence that they are addressing a shared need, with the support of other groups in the neighborhood, and that the project demonstrates direct democracy.
The next FEAST will be held 25 March 2017 at the 1st Congregational Church located at 345 W. Michigan Avenue (Bronson Park). Childcare for toddlers and pre-school children will be available in separate rooms. Tickets are available at the door or at the FEAST website, http://www.urbandemocracyfeast.org/, and with the ticket, each attendee will be given a voting ballot. On Saturday, 25 March the doors will open at 4:00 p.m. At 4:30 p.m. the event begins with an explanation of the FEAST process, followed by announcements from those organization donating the soups-salads-bread [about a social justice project or event they support, and to explain the food] before five-minute presentations by each social justice project applicant. While the attendees get a food plate, those waiting can post suggestions for the projects on a white board, sign up to bring a dish for the next FEAST, ask questions of the applicants before voting, and participate in a silent auction. The silent auction is used to raise funds for operational costs. The date and place of the next FEAST will then be announced together with the voting results. Projects are awarded based on the percentage of votes received. Applicants that are not awarded can apply again.
Future Urban Democracy Feast Events
We anticipate that the Urban Democracy Feast events will occur twice per year, in the fall and then again in the winter/spring. For future FEAST events, applications in English and Spanish are available at the FEAST website (www.urbandemocracyfeast.org), and hard copy versions are available at the Arcus Social Justice Center, Bilal Mosque, Eastside Neighborhood Association, Eastwood Library Branch, the Hispanic American Council, Kalamazoo Peace Center, People’s Food Co-op, Powell Street Library Branch, Vine Neighborhood Association, and the Washington Square Library Branch. Completed applications need to be returned to the same place where they were acquired by 13 February 2017.
We welcome projects identifying the public policies that prevent social justice and direct democracy, and that also propose replacement policies, which can be implemented here. Some examples of projects we look forward to considering, include: child care services for single parents who work the second and third shift; urban farms that sell to local restaurants; worker owned co-operatives; independent community media; and/or scholarship requests to study abroad and return to implement the research results in Kalamazoo (see http://www.urbandemocracyfeast.org/social-justice-community-projects-sought-for-funding/ )

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Funding Social Justice Projects, One FEAST at a Time

Written by UDF Staff

The Urban Democracy Feast: Supporting Local Social Justice Projects 

Saturday, 12 November 2016 at 4:30 p.m.

Since 2015, a group of community organizations have started a face-to-face crowd funding process. This process occurs over a meal so we can exchange information about shared problems, common obstacles and ways to overcome them. Twice, in May 2015 and again in December of 2015, this urban FEAST raised more than $2, 000. 00 to support social justice projects demonstrating direct democracy and accountability. We define social justice as equal access to all the resources and services. More information about the FEAST and the awardees can be found at our web page,http://www.urbandemocracyfeast.org/

The goal of the organizers is to generate funds that kick start projects that might otherwise not get funded, or help them make a qualitative leap in their work. Such group projects submit an application, and four applicants are selected to make a five-minute presentation at the supper. Their presentations will exhibit evidence that they are addressing a shared need, with the support of other groups in the neighborhood, and that the project demonstrates direct democracy.

The next FEAST will be held 12 November 2016 at the 1st Congregational Church located at 345 W. Michigan Avenue (Bronson Park). Childcare for toddlers and pre-school children will be available in separate rooms. Tickets are available at the door or at the FEAST website, http://www.urbandemocracyfeast.org/, and with the ticket each attendee will be given a voting ballot.

And about Kamagra, you need to be rest assured of its successful functionality. / Kamagra Oral Jelly permits utilizing the well-known non specific of levitra from india in another structure: gel for oral organization that is expended specifically from the sachet or by dissolving in non-alcohol mixed refreshments.This type of the medication has a few points of interest. Then, came the offer from the 76ers, one that seemed almost too good to cialis no prescription Going Here be true. In the treatment of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which has unique advantages to diminish the symptoms, clean out the root of the disease and online levitra prescription get a treatment for your disease. Medical experts can advise you on what your options are, and can also run some important mastercard tadalafil deeprootsmag.org medical tests to ensure that your problem is not something more serious; as in some cases erectile dysfunction can be a symptom or sign of a more serious ailment or illness that requires medical attention. On Saturday, 12 November the doors will open at 4:00 p.m. At 4:30 p.m. the event begins with an explanation of the FEAST process, followed by announcements from those organization donating the soups-salads-bread [about a social justice project or event they support, and to explain the food] before five-minute presentations by each social justice project applicant. While the attendees get a food plate, those waiting can post suggestions for the projects on a white board, sign up to bring a dish for the next FEAST, or ask questions of the applicants before voting. The date and place of the next FEAST will then be announced together with the voting results. Projects are awarded based on the percentage of votes received.  Applicants that are not awarded can apply again.

Future Urban Democracy Feast Events

We anticipate that the Urban Democracy Feast events will occur twice per year, in the fall and then again in the spring. For future FEAST events, applications in English and Spanish are available at the FEAST website (www.urbandemocracyfeast.org), and hard copy versions at the Arcus Social Justice Center, People’s Food Co-op, Kalamazoo Peace Center, and the Hispanic American Council. Completed applications need to be returned to the same place where they were acquired one month before the scheduled FEAST.

We welcome projects identifying public policies that prevent social justice and direct democracy, and that also propose replacement policies, which can be implemented here. Some examples of projects we look forward to considering, include: child care services for single parents who work the second and third shift; urban farms that sell to local restaurants; worker owned co-operatives; independent community media; and/or scholarship requests to study abroad and return to implement the research results in Kalamazoo (see http://www.urbandemocracyfeast.org/social-justice-community-projects-sought-for-funding/ )

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Urban Democracy Feast Press

Written by UDF Staff

The Urban Democracy Feast: Supporting Local Social Justice Projects, 30 April 2016 at 4:30 p.m.

Shout it OUT!Since 2015, a group of community organizations have started a face-to-face crowd funding process here. This process occurs over a meal so we can exchange information about shared problems, common obstacles and ways to overcome them. Twice, in May 2015 and again in December of 2015, this urban FEAST raised more than $2000 to support social justice projects demonstrating direct democracy and accountability. We define social justice as equal access to all the resources and services.

The goal of the organizers is to generate funds that kick start projects that might otherwise not get funded, or help them make a qualitative leap in their work. Such group projects submit an application, and four applicants are selected to make a five-minute presentation at the supper. Their presentations will exhibit evidence that they are addressing a shared need, with the support of other groups in the neighborhood, and that the project demonstrates direct democracy.

The next FEAST will be held 30 April 2016 at the HISPANIC AMERICAN COUNCIL [HAC] located at 930 Lake Street, corner with Russell/Race Streets (Edison). The building where the HAC is located across the street from the Boys and Girls Club. Childcare for toddlers and pre-school children will be available in separate rooms. Tickets are available at the door or at the FEAST website www.urbandemocracyfeast.org, and with the ticket each attendee will be given a voting ballot.

On 30 April, the doors will open at 4:00 p.m. At 4:30 p.m. the FEAST process will be explained, followed by four five minute presentations. Then the food makers will be presented (so that restaurants donating food can announce a social justice project or event they are supporting), the food will be explained, and while the attendees get a food plate, those waiting can post suggestions for the projects on a white board, sign up to bring a dish for the next FEAST, or ask questions of the applicants before voting. The musician or artist working that night will be introduced and given time to discuss her/his work, the date and place of the next FEAST will then be announced together with the voting results.

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Projects are awarded based on the percentage of votes received. Applicants not awarded can apply.

Future Urban Democracy Feast Events

We anticipate that the Urban Democracy Feast events will occur twice per year, in the fall and then again in the spring. For future FEAST events, applications in English and Spanish are available at the FEAST website (www.urbandemocracyfeast.org), and hard copy versions at the Arcus Center, People’s Food Co-op, Kalamazoo Peace Center, Hispanic American Council, and Black Arts Cultural Center.

Completed applications need to be returned to the same place where they were acquired one month before the scheduled FEAST.

We welcome projects identifying public policies that prevent social justice and direct democracy, and that also propose replacement policies, which can be implemented here. Some examples of projects we look forward to considering, include: child care services for single parents who work the second and third shift; urban farms that sell to local restaurants; worker owned co-operatives; independent community media; and/or scholarship requests to study abroad and return to implement the research results in Kalamazoo.

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