On Thursday, March 10, 2022, the Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee endorsed the following candidates in the June 7, 2022 Primary Election:
Orchard City Indivisible (OCI) is putting together a Vigil for Peace this upcoming Tuesday, March 8th. Our goal is to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine, the protestors in Russia and all other world citizens that feel the harsh sting of oppression.
Where: San Jose City Hall near the Rotunda
200 E. Santa Clara Street, San Jose, CA 95113
When: March 8th from 6 to 7pm
What to bring: candles, signs promoting peace and solidarity
We are planning to have a series of actions available for people to participate in during the event.
If your group would like to co-host this event, please let us know by end of day on Sunday, March 6th. We don’t currently have any “day of” needs but will keep you all in the loop, as needs arise between now and Tuesday.
If you have a potential speaker in mind, please have them get in contact with us directly by Sunday so that we can coordinate the event.
Feel free to share the event with the following links:
Facebook: https://fb.me/e/3c9Af6ezp
Bit.ly: bit.ly/OCIvigil
On Thursday, February 3, 2022, the Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee took the following actions:
We elected Tony Alexander and Lucy Khuu in AD 25 and Olivia Navarro in AD 28 to fill SCCDCC vacancies, heard a presentation from StackedPAC, received an update from Santa Clara County Rapid Response Network (RRN), and passed a Resolution Denouncing the Increase in Antisemitism.
We adjourned in memory of Dan Hoffman and Jay Jackman, and shared these remembrances:
Dan Hoffman Lifetime Achievement Award video
One resolution was passed:
On Thursday, January 6, 2022, the Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee took the following actions:
We announced one SCCDCC vacancy each in AD 25 and AD 28 to be filled at the February 3, 2022 meeting, approved an ordered slate of members to fill vacancies to DSCC ( State Convention delegates ), approved the Bylaws Review Report with one amendment, approved a Resolution in Support of Seamless Transit Principles and a Letter in support of the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act ( COPA ), and announced the UDC Steering Committee for 2022-2023.
One resolution was passed:
The Santa Clara County Democratic Party (SCCDP) is collecting new and gently used winter coats & jackets for adults & children at the SCCDP Headquarters during the month of December to distribute warm clothing to homeless encampments by homeless advocates.
* Any used coats & jackets should be cleaned prior to donation. Monetary donations are also welcomed to purchase essential items needed by the homeless.
When: Month of December, Mon – Fri, 10:30 am – 3:30 pm
Where: Drop off at the SCCDP Headquarters, 2901 Moorpark Ave #110, San Jose, CA 95128
For questions please email us at hq@sccdp.org.
We are continuing to collect new and gently used winter coats & jackets for adults & children at the SCCDP Headquarters. The warm clothing will be distributed to homeless encampments by homeless advocates. Monetary donations are also welcomed to purchase essential items needed by the homeless. Link to donate online: Online Donation to Hope for the Unhoused
To volunteer for Hope for the Unhoused (www.hope4theunhoused.org) send an email to hope4theunhoused@gmail.com. * The used coats & jackets should be cleaned prior to donation.
On Thursday, December 2, 2021, the Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee took the following actions:
We heard from State Senate Candidate Aisha Wahab, and disability rights activist David Forderer, reviewed final language for a Resolution in Support of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, through Anti Bias and Anti Racist Training, elected Jacquie Heffner to fill a vacancy in AD 29, discussed and approved the meeting schedule for 2022, announced vacancies in the Democratic State Central Committee to be filled in January, heard an update on the CADEM Convention in March and on the SCCDCC Endorsement Committee, considered and approved a Club Charter Renewal Request from the East San Jose Democrats, and heard a first reading of proposed bylaws and acts changes to be considered for approval in January.
Final language for the diversity resolution can be viewed here:
Proposed bylaws and acts changes can be viewed here:
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