Events

May 31, 2019 @ 6pm- East Oakland Community Meeting

Click HERE for flyer.

Join us for our upcoming meeting to hear updates on your community and on the MEGA crematorium that continues to pollute our overburdened community. May 31st @ 6pm

Venga a nuestra próxima reunión para escuchar sobre su comunidad y sobre el crematorio MEGA que continúa contaminando a nuestra comunidad sobrecargada. 31 de mayo a las 6pm

Regional Leadership Academy: East Oakland & Richmond

Click HERE to register!

Join us for 3 Saturday training’s about our environment and how it connects to our identity, health, and our power. Learn about grassroots feminism, responding to emergencies in our community, and the power we can build together.

5/18/19 Our Voice, Our County- Festival!

Saturday, May 18 | 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m
Los Angeles Harbor College PE/Wellness Center
1111 Figueroa Place Wilmington, CA 90744

Click HERE for more info.

How would you improve the community in which you live? Bring us your ideas for sustainable housing, air quality, parks, and more to inform the #OurCountyLA sustainability plan. More information and RSVP link at OurCountyLA.org #OurCountyLA

2nd annual- CBE Richmond- Toxics and Resiliency Bike Tour

Saturday, April 27th, from 10:30am- 1pm.

Come prepared with your water, inhalers if you need them, comfortable shoes, & water!
Please RSVP with our Richmond Youth Organizer, Zolboo, for more details! 510.495.7956
BYOBike!

East Oakland: EJ on Earth Day!

Join us for a fun-filled morning with community!
10am-2pm

975 85th Ave, Oakland, CA 94621
FB Event: http://bit.ly/2UMQDck

“Feel the sun on your face, meet your neighbors, help to take care of your community, and just enjoy yourself!”

In Collaboration with Acta Non Verba: Youth Urban Farm Project

Richmond Community Meeting Saturday, April 13, from 9:30am-12pm

Please join CBE for our monthly Members Meeting.

Where: 120 Broadway, suite 2, Richmond, CA, 94804

See FB invite here.

9:30 a.m. – Breakfast

10:00 a.m. – Meeting starts

12:00 p.m. – Meeting ends

* Would like to find out more about the Green New Deal and how it can help you and your family?

* Closing down Chevron and other refineries: How can we decommission refineries and save the planet?

* Video Premiere – Redlined: The Legacy of Housing Discrimination. Find out how the US has created ghettos and suburbs, gentrification and historic racial discrimination.

* Will Richmond ban coal and petroleum coke shipments at the port? How can you help?

* What is the status of the battle over Pt. Molate and how will it impact the people of Richmond?

* Safe Return Richard Boyd Fellow Update: Lamar Harrison

Dan Sakaguchi, CBE staff researcher, will share his research on how the Green New Deal can impact people in Richmond.

Greg Karras, CBE Senior Scientist, will discuss his new study calling for the shutting down of all California oil refineries in the next ten years or risk losing the planet.

Ron Chavez of the Greenlining Institute has created a new video showing how the US government has shaped racially discriminatory housing patterns that have shaped our lives.

A representative of No Coal in Richmond will present on the status of a proposed ordinance to limit these deadly shipments.

A representative from the Pt. Molate Alliance will present an update for us and how we can help.

CBE member Lamar Harrison will give us an update on his experiences as a Richard Boyd Fellow

SELA Toxic Tour/ Recorrido Toxico en SELA- April 27 from 10-2pm

South East LA! ¡La gira tóxica del 27 de abril está abierta al público-GRATIS! The April 27th toxic tour is open to the public-FREE! Flyer/ volante. FB: http://bit.ly/SELAToxT

Saturday, April 27th, 10-2pm

RSVP: dinah@cbecal.org

3/7/2019 Town Hall: No Tar Sands Refining in Rodeo! Bay Area

Refinery town residents and Bay Area allies are hosting a regional town hall in Rodeo on Thursday, March 7th, to address Phillips 66’s dangerous plans to expand tar sands refining at its Rodeo facility. Please join us! #NoTarSandsInOurBay#TarSandsFreeSFBay

2/1/19 Caravan: Demand a BAN of deadly chemical (MHF) at SCAQMD meeting

Click for more information. Join our Caravan to South Coast Air Quality Management District and demand a Ban of Modified Hydrofluoric Acid in our communities, NOW!

On Friday February 1st, the AQMD Governing Board will hear a report from its staff about the future proposal to deal with MHF, Called for rule 1410.

When: 2/1/19
Where: SCAQMD Diamond Bar 21865 Copley Dr, Diamond Bar, CA 91765
Time: Caravan 7:00 am
Meeting: 9:00 am-

CBE Caravan (7:00am): 113 E. Anaheim st. Wilmington, CA 90744 (between Avalon and Broad st) RSVP Alicia@cbecal.org Ashley@cbecal.org
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This is a chance for community residents, and allies to turn out and let the Governing Board and Staff known that a Ban on MHF must happen NOW! We cant wait any longer to get rid of DEADLY MHF in two California Refineries (Wilmington, Valero and Torrance, Exxon Mobile)

We must make sure AQMD boards knows our lives are not a bargain we are willing to take, and they must BAN MHF from the only two California refineries to use the chemical.
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-MHF (Modified Hydrofluoric Acid) is one of the world’s most dangerous chemicals – exposure can cause deep lingering burns, lung fluid, permanent lung damage, and death. (Center for Disease Control)

-If released, it can travel many miles as a low cloud. According to US EPA’s Valero & Torrance Risk Management Plans (RMP), a release can travel for miles (for example, a Mobil (now Torrance) RMP says a plume could travel 3.2 miles, Valero’s even farther). These hazard zones include hundreds of thousands of people in the LA area. Risks after potential exposure include serious irreversible injuries, including death.

This is a risk that is too great to ignore our SCAQMD must act now!

 

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CBE’s 40th Anniversary!

CBE is celebrating 40 years of love for our communities! Please follow the link for more info regarding our 2 celebrations.

http://www.cbecal.org/about/40years/

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