the People's Solidarity Hub

a central hub for activists and organizers to build collective power
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community building

 

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movement infrastructure

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democratic leadership

As we grow our movements throughout the South, there is a pressing need for physical spaces that fuel and strengthen our movements. The People’s Solidarity Hub aims to be that much needed accessible cultural space, that serves as a home to the larger community and forwards collective action and liberation.

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Support the vision of the People’s Solidarity Hub and the ability for movement leaders throughout Triangle to use the space for little to no cost.

See What’s Happening at the Hub

Now announcing our April Open Office Hours! Hope to see you there ☀️ 

Tuesday, April 1st:  1 pm to 5 pm
Tuesday, April 8th:  12 pm to 4 pm
Thursday, April 10th: 10 am to 2 pm
Thursday, April 17th:  10 am - 2 pm
Tuesday, April 22nd:  12 pm to 4 pm
Thursday, April 24th:  10 am to 2 pm

Bonus Evening Hours!
Tuesday, April 15th:  4 pm to 8 pm
Excited to bring these back 🌟

Open Office Hours are happening twice this week. Come on over to the teal building for co-working time, to run off some prints, or to ask questions about the space. 

Bring a mask, and we will see you soon!
We are back from our winter break. Looking forward to having you all back in the space :)
Update: Application process is closed

Hello PSH Community!

As we prepare to close our physical doors for a few weeks, another door is opening💫

We are excited to announce that we are accepting applications for a Part-Time PSH Associate. 

Key responsibilities:
-Coordinate bookings for both buildings on People’s Solidarity Hub (PSH) campus
-Provide timely and on-call support (virtually and in-person) to new and returning PSH users before and during their bookings
-Provide administrative and technical coordination for Lending Library equipment requests
-Lead on cleaning duties for PSH buildings
-Provides support with fundraising and grant reporting tasks
 
We are excited to grow the PSH team ! Please email hubs@southernvision.org. We will begin responding to inquiries when we return on Monday, January 6th. 

Apply at the link in bio :)
Hey y'all!

People's Solidarity Hub will be closing for winter break soon 🙂 We will not be accepting or reviewing new bookings or Lending Library request from Sunday, December 22nd to Monday, January 6th. We hope that you will find an event to attend before we close our doors for our end of year break. 

On Saturday, December 28th, we will briefly re-open for Ujima Day. Ujima, meaning "collective work and action" is the third day of Kwanzaa. Organized by a collective of Black liberatory spiritual healers, Ujima Day will consist of a community altar activation, intergeneration accountability workshop, and timeline walk. All are invited. There will also be good food and conversation! Let us know you're coming by RSVP-ing at bit.ly/UjimaPSH.

We hope to see you walk through our doors in the coming weeks. If not, we will see you in 2025💫
Join SVA and our network for a mass call to prepare for Trump’s first 100 days. We will hear from organizers with Advance NC, Forward Justice, USSW, Blueprint North Carolina, NC Black Alliance, Poder NC, and Emancipate NC. 

Harmful legislation is coming—let’s organize now.
When: Dec 4, 2024 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

You Must Register in advance for this webinar

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Live simultaneous interpretation English <> Spanish will be provided
Got lots of deadlines as we reach the end of the year?

Us too!
 
Open office hours today at the teal building. 10:30 am to 3:00 pm. Closed from 12:30 to 1:00 pm for lunch break. Come co-work and share space 

See you soon 👁️
CW: the following slides contain information related to gun violence

"To the People’s Solidarity Hub Community: 

As you may have heard, there was a shooting in proximity to the PSH this Saturday. The building was occupied at the time of the shooting, but we are extremely grateful to share that no one (at the PSH or otherwise) sustained physical injuries. There are damages to the property.

We deeply appreciate the words and offers of support that many have extended. At this time, our priority is the wellbeing of those directly affected and the security of all future users of the space. 

Based on the information that was shared with us, we do not believe this was a targeted attack on the People’s Solidarity Hub or the groups that use this space. Instead and unfortunately, it is believed that this incident was a byproduct of an altercation that happened in our community. We know that interpersonal and community violence are not distinctive to where we are and are in fact a result of the very same systems failures we are collectively working to overcome everyday and everywhere. We will hold this reality in a principled way as we determine and navigate next steps. 

One of the posters that was damaged in the shooting held the following quote from Mariame Kaba: “Let this radicalize you rathen than lead you to despair. ”

And we will. 

In difficult moments we must turn towards each other–our safety is bound up in each other. Thank you for standing with our community and the PSH at this time. "
Open Office Hours today!

Come on in to the teal building. We've got bagels, coffee, juice, books, and good energy.

Bring a mask, and we will see you soon!
Recently announced events at PSH!

At the 1803 Building
September 18	@blackmenbuild presents Triangle Healing Circle

At the 1805 Building
September 29	Anticipating Harms of Mobile Drivers License Tech
October 11	@shiningndarkness Presents “Jokes that Spark Hope” Comedy Show

At the 1809 Building
September 15	 Apis Collective Presents	Free Reiki Clinic
September 15	 @yogamonarch Presents Sacred	Sound Bath
September 27	The Society Productions & Management Presents The Black Experience Showcase
October 20	QTBIPOC Meditation Gathering: Balance and Self-Compassion
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