SCHEDULE

May 13 - 14

Indigenous Gathering Days

An indigenous-led gathering for indigenous organizers. Events will include ceremony and cultural days, traditional tattooing, and public film screenings both nights that will be open to the community.

Public Film Screenings:

On Wednesday and Thursday night there will be film screenings with our partners at CURYJ, featuring short films by our indigenous protector allies! Doors open 5pm.

Address: 1150 35th Ave, Oakland

Huichin, Muwekma Ohlone Territory

Wednesday, May 13: Judas and the Black Messiah

Thursday, May 14: Documentary & Short Film Screening

Rainbow Coalition Continues, Chairman Fred Streetz Party; No Tankers in Our Tribal Water; Traditional Indigenous Tattoo Gathering; Indigenous Resistance to Tar Sands Oil Tankers

May 15 - 16

Organizer Conference‍ ‍‍ ‍

Friday & Saturday, 10:00am - 4:00pm

A conference for organizers, including panels, workshops, and strategy discussions.

Community Panel

Friday, May 15, 5:00 - 7:30pm

Richmond Arts Center, Main Gallery

Public panel featuring speakers from communities impacted by Chevron from Richmond, Palestine, Asia, Canadian indigenous resistance, and more.

Open to the public

May 17

Fossil-Free Future Festival: Joyful Resistance to Chevron‍‍

Sunday 11:00am - 2:00pm at Judge Carroll Park

Join us for a day of art, music, and community power!

11:00am - Indigenous opening ceremony at Keller Beach

12:00am - Festival, art, and tabling at Judge Carroll Park

1:00pm - Rolling concert, march, and rally

For more details, check out festival page.