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In Charlotte, <a href="https://www.history.com/articles/north-carolina" title="North Carolina - Colonel History & the Wright Brothers" target="_blank" rel="noopener">North Carolina</a>, a significant gathering is taking place at Dilworth United Methodist Church. This isn’t a church service but a training session organized by Siembra, North Carolina, called “<a href="https://ohse.ca/top-10-must-have-safety-protocols-for-any-industry/" title="Top 10 Must-Have Safety Protocols for Any Industry - OHSE" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Safe to Work</a>, <a href="https://www.cisa.gov/resources-tools/resources/schoolsafetygov" title="SchoolSafety.gov - CISA" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Safe to School</a>.” The event is a response to concerns over federal agents’ presence in cities like LA and Chicago. Attendees are learning how to help their communities safely navigate work and school environments amidst fears of increased federal intervention. The community is particularly concerned about the implications of border control actions and the uncertainty surrounding future policies. The turnout on this Monday night is remarkable, highlighting the community’s commitment to push back against the perceived threats.</p>
<p>#CharlotteNC #SiembraNC #SafeToWork #SafeToSchool #CommunityAction #FederalAgents #BorderControl #DilworthUMC #PublicSafety #CommunityTraining #CharlotteEvents #TrumpAdministration<br />
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<p>huge turnout in Charlotte tonight for @siembranc’s “Safe to Work, Safe to School” training for people who want to learn how to protect their neighbors from Trump’s mass deportation effort. repost @jacobsoboroff</p>
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