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đź”—Link in Bio!Stockton families deserve safe streets and accountable government.Today's council item would add $3.15 mill...
03/31/2026

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Stockton families deserve safe streets and accountable government.

Today's council item would add $3.15 million to the city's contract with Flock and push the total commitment to $5,416,700 through 2031. This is not a small add-on. It would expand Stockton's deal with a private surveillance vendor to include drones, radar, a mobile security trailer, and AI search tools.

Everyone wants faster response when harm happens. The question before council is whether this expansion will actually make Stockton safer. Before City Hall spends millions more, residents deserve clear public proof that this system works, strong public safeguards, and a full accounting of the costs and tradeoffs.

Sign on to tell Stockton City Council to vote no on File #26-0269 and reject Amendment No. 4. Stockton should invest in public safety that residents can trust, not rush through another expensive expansion for Flock.

Coffee with WCU is a chance to hear what we are working on and find your place in it: research against Flock surveillanc...
03/14/2026

Coffee with WCU is a chance to hear what we are working on and find your place in it: research against Flock surveillance cameras in Stockton, the new Socialism 101 series, monthly After Hours political discussions, plans to connect Know Your Rights work with tenant union organizing, and ongoing BDS research. Join us, talk with us about the work ahead, and learn how you can take part.

What is this war really about and what should the American left do about it? RSVP - link in bio.Join WCU for an offline ...
03/11/2026

What is this war really about and what should the American left do about it? RSVP - link in bio.

Join WCU for an offline discussion on the U.S.-Israel war on Iran as we ask: if many people do not want another war, why is antiwar sentiment so weakly organized? How does war abroad show up in working-class life here? And what should the left do besides statements and protests? We’ll focus on material analysis, working-class interests, and antiwar politics beyond social media hot takes.

¿Qué es realmente esta guerra, y qué debería hacer la izquierda en Estados Unidos al respecto?

Acompaña a WCU en una conversación presencial sobre la guerra de EE.UU. e Israel contra Irán mientras preguntamos: si tanta gente no quiere otra guerra, ¿por qué el sentimiento antiguerra está tan poco organizado? ¿Cómo se refleja la guerra en el extranjero en la vida de la clase trabajadora aquí? ¿Y qué debería hacer la izquierda además de emitir comunicados y hacer protestas? Nos enfocaremos en el análisis material, los intereses de la clase trabajadora y una política antiguerra más allá de los hot takes en redes sociales.

We’re holding a monthly tableside chat to practice political analysis with other organizers and community members. Febru...
02/25/2026

We’re holding a monthly tableside chat to practice political analysis with other organizers and community members. February’s topic is United Front vs Popular Front. Those are two different answers to a real problem: lots of groups want the same outcomes, but they do not share the same politics or incentives.

We’re using that framework to talk about immigration policy and enforcement under Trump in 2026, plus the way both parties treat immigration as a labor/market lever. The question we'll be answering is not "what do we do tomorrow," it’s "what kind of coalition builds durable power for workers and tenants, protects our neighbors, and avoids traps that shrink our leverage."

A United Front means: coordinate action around shared demands, keep your own organization, keep the ability to criticize allies, keep your base-building.

A Popular Front means: form a broad alliance that can include liberal parties and governing coalitions; that can win short-term protection or reforms, but it can pull movements into defending decisions they did not control.

The session starts with a short framing (10-15 minutes) and moves into a roundtable discussion.

Live translation services will be available for the February event.

Are you new to WCU and want an easy way to get started? A worker who wants to organize around housing or the job? Been a...
02/11/2026

Are you new to WCU and want an easy way to get started? A worker who wants to organize around housing or the job? Been around for a while and want to reconnect with comrades?

Join us for Coffee with WCU: a casual, small-group hang to meet people, talk about what’s happening locally, and learn how to plug into our work. All are welcome to join, even if you’re not a member of WCU! Come and go as you please.

We’ll share what WCU is building in San Joaquin County: tenant organizing to form tenant associations and win material improvements, expanding our immigration and Know Your Rights (KYR) work to keep our communities safer and connected, and starting workplace organizing.

A WCU member will be there to answer questions and help you find a next step that fits your schedule and comfort level.

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