East Bay Community Dinner for Activists - Enjoys Successful Launch

The first East Bay Community Dinner for Activists was attended by approximately 60 people, on Monday, March 30, at the Berkeley Fellowship for Unitarian Universalists (BFUU) at 1924 Cedar Street.

The potluck event was co-produced by the Social Justice Committee of BFUU and by Humanist Mutual Aid Network, an East Bay nonprofit. Plans are in progress to make the event bi-monthly or every six weeks.

Local activist leaders distributed their literature and were allowed stage time to pitch their activities. Representatives from Bay Resistance, The Green Party of Alameda County, African People's Socialist Party, Northern California Truth Alliance, Stop AI, Berkeley CopWatch, CodePink, and other groups participated.

Mark MacDonald of the Funky Nixons provided musical entertainment, with Marjorie Mikels (candidate for California Attorney General) on piano.