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Moratorium NOW! Coalition to Stop Foreclosures and Evictions

Leaflets
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 General Leaflet (.doc)  updated on 5/30/09
General Leaflet (.pdf)   updated on 5/30/09

Poster, 11x17 (pdf)

Rally for Jobs, Tues., June 16 (doc)

Organizing Center
5920 Second Ave., (at Antoinette, north of Wayne State)
Detroit, MI
Wheelchair Accessible (portable ramp)
313-887-4344

Weekly Organizing Meetings
Mondays, 7 PM
5920 Second Ave., Detroit

Organizers' Online Group
(for organizers only)
People's Summit Group


Grand Circus Park Satellite Map
People's Bill of Rights - Draft
Main Stage at Grand Circus Park
Main Stage at the People's Summit, Grand Circus Park, Detroit




People's Summit & Tent City

Four Days of Active Resistance, Political Discussion and Strategizing for a
“People's Stimulus Plans” and an “Economic Bill of Rights”
for Working People and the Poor

JOIN the TENT CITY near the NATIONAL BIG-BUSINESS GATHERING at the Renaissance Center

People's Summit Blog

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On June 15-17, 2023, the National Business Summit, sponsored by the Detroit Economic Club, will take place at the Renaissance Center, General Motors Corporate Headquarters. Millionaire capitalists like the heads of Conoco-Phillips, Dow Chemical, General Motors, Chrysler, Humana Inc., Ascension Health, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, BNSF Railway Co., and PVS Chemicals, and well as the presidents of the National Council on Competitiveness and U.S. Chamber of Commerce, will gather at this summit. President Barack Obama and cabinet members have been invited.

These wealthy businesspeople will put their greedy heads together to discuss “innovation and policy ideas in technol­ogy, energy, environment and manufactur­ing.” In other words, they will be strategizing on how to further increase their profits at the expense of the ever-shrinking middle class, the vast working class and the growing millions living in utter poverty.

The National Business Summit will be held in a city with record-high unemployment and poverty rates, lay-offs, budget cuts, school closings, utility cost hikes and shut-offs and massive home foreclosures. With a registration fee of $1,495, it is unlikely that any victims of foreclosures and evictions, let alone laid-off workers, will be able to attend the National Business Summit. No one at this event will be speaking in the interests of those most affected by the economic collapse.

The People’s Summit will be a dynamic event. During the People’s Summit, organizers will implement a moratorium on foreclosure evictions by going into the neighborhoods and supporting homeowners who are willing to confront the bailiffs. If there is a strike, demonstration or sit in, the People’s Summit will join it. The People’s Summit will confront the big-business CEOs and politicians gathering next door. Join us!
RAISE YOUR VOICES TO DEMAND:

  • Bailout the people!
  • Jobs, healthcare, housing and education for all
  • Moratorium on foreclosures, evictions and utility shutoffs – housing is a right
  • Stop budget cuts and restore social services funding
  • Stop tuition hikes and school closings
  • Moratorium on layoffs, plant closings, pension thefts and union busting – A job at a living wage is a right
  • End racism, sexism and anti-LGBT attacks  – equality now!
  • Stop attacks on immigrants
  • Full rights for disabled people
  • Bailout youth and students
  • No more police brutality
  • Jobs not Jails - For prisoners and ex-prisoners' rights
  • Save the natural environment and stop climate change
  • U.S. troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan
  • Money for jobs and human needs, not war
  • And more – bring your own demands!

Endorsements

Moratorium NOW! Coalition to Stop Foreclosures and Evictions

 Michigan Emergency Committee Against War & Injustice (MECAWI)

 Bail Out The People Movement

 UAW Local 909

 USW Local 8751, Boston, MA

 Coalition of Labor Union Women

 Frank Hammer, UAW International Representative, retired*

 Millie Hall, Coalition of Labor Union Women*

 Kathy Paradowicz, Committeeperson, UAW Local 1819 *

 Steven Gillis, Vice President, USW Local 8751

 Al Benchich, President, retired, UAW Local 909 *

 Michigan Coalition For Human Rights

 Grey Panthers-Detroit

 Auto Worker Caravan

 Warriors on Wheels-Detroit

 PAWS-Detroit

 Central United Methodist Church

 Michigan Welfare Rights Organization

 Call 'Em Out

 Congressman John Conyers Jr.

 National Lawyers Guild-Detroit Chapter

 National Lawyers Guild-Michigan Chapter

 Women Empowered-Detroit

 Green Party of Michigan

 Green Party of Detroit

 Detroit Coalition Against Police Brutality

 Coalition to Restore Hope to Detroit Public Schools (DPS)

 United For a Fair Economy, Boston, Mass.

 National Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign

 Reverend Ed Rowe, Central United Methodist Church Detroit

 Latinos Unidos de Michigan

 Western Mass International Action Center

 Jewish Voice for Peace-Detroit

 American Jews for a Just Peace-Detroit

 Springfield, Mass., Technical Community College Mobilization Against
Poverty, Racism and War

 Nicholaus Camerota, Prof. of Philosophy and Political Theory, Technical Community College, Springfield Mass.

 Michael Letwin, Co-Convener, New York City Labor Against the War (NYCLAW)*

 Code Pink

 Action Center For Justice, Charlotte, NC

 Raleigh FIST

 Jersey City Peace Movement

 Asia Pacific Action, NYC

 Cleveland Independent Activists, Cleveland, OH

 Movement in Motion, Bronx, NY

 Lynne Stewart

 Dave Welsh, Delegate, San Francisco Labor Council*

 Medea Benjamin, Co-Founder, Code Pink

 David Rovics, musician

 Action Center For Justice, Charlotte, NC

 International Action Center-Boston

 Asia Pacific Action, Nyc, NY, Turtle Island

 Cleveland Independent Activists, Cleveland Hts, OH

 Crowing Rooster Arts, New York, NY

 Destroyindustry, Raleigh, NC, u$A

 International-Lawyers.org, Washington, DC

 Jersey City Peace Movement, Jersey City, NJ

 Lynnestewart Organization, Ny, NY

 Movement In Motion, Bronx, NY

 NACCE, Roosevelt, NY

 New Abolitionist Movement, Brooklyn, NY

 New York Kartina Rita Diaspora Solidarity, Manhattan, NY

 Toledo (OH) Foreclosure Defense League

 Solidarity

 Bolivarian Circle "Alberto Lovera"

 Wendy Hamilton, Director, Swords Into Plowshares Peace Center and Gallery*

 Jobs With Justice-Cleveland, OH

 Defenders For Freedom, Justice & Equality-Richmond, VA

 Labor's Militant Voice

 Friends of Detroit City Airport CDC

 AAB Service Corporation

 Detroiters for Ethics & Accountability in Politics & Education

 * for identification purposes only