An email was sent out to Scripps Institution of Oceanography (@UCSanDiego) to those affected by student/academic conduct & legal charges & who continue to be targeted. Always & forever, solidarity with our workers ✊
#DropTheCharges #fairUCnow
@uaw2865 UCSD Graduate Workers United for Progress UAW Academic Workers UCSD UAW Local 5810

Once again, University brags about how much money it receives while also saying there is not enough money to centrally fund the raises grad student researchers should get under the new union contract.

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Please remember Councilmember Marni von Wilpert that Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest spoke out against this and the research on ALPR and camera surveillance endangering out-of-state gender and reproductive care seekers backs them up, as S.T.O.P.—Surveillance Technology Oversight Project's report shows. stopspying.org/roadblock-to-c…

Smart streetlights and automated license plate readers come to City Council Public Safety committee for a vote this Wednesday. Come tell them what you think about those technologies! 👇🏽

1/ Folks from Friends of Friendship Park San Diego/Tijuana held another Marcha de Amistad today. These have allowed people to experience the potential of Friendship Park—and what the community stands to lose if CBP finishes building its 30-ft walls through the park.

6th and Upas!!! No cops at Pride.

🧱 When you see Councilmembers & the Mayor masquerading as allies at tomorrow’s San Diego Pride parade, remind them that LGBTQ+ people are particularly overrepresented in the unhoused population and they just pushed through an ordinance to criminalize their existence in San Diego

1/ Attorney Coleen Cusack objkshn announced her candidacy for the D3 City Council seat today. She'll run against Stephen Whitburn, whose homeless encampment ban has wrought backlash from the community.
Cusack decided to run precisely because the city approved Whitburn’s ban.

Todd Gloria wants San Diego to spend $4 million on additional surveillance systems for SDPD – going directly against the recommendations of the Privacy Advisory Board.

1/ Community members held a press conference outside of the San Diego Police Department’s downtown headquarters today. Those present demanded that SDPD release body-worn camera footage from the arrest of local cop-watcher Muslah.