Friends of the Woodwards Squat

This is a leaflet for a rally against the Safe Streets Act organized by the Anti-Poverty Committee.

This is a circulated letter to the COPE city council written by the CRAB Park Squatters. It describes the relationship between the City Council, Parks Board, and the CRAB Park Squatters, as well as the actions taken by COPE in regards to housing and advocacy for the poor locally and provincially. It states the need for citizen involvement and consultation with the squatters to address issues of homelessness and housing, rather than increased policing and an injunction against the squatters. It also poses questions about COPE's lack of consultation, lack of solidarity in campaigning for government policy on homelessness, and their perpetuation of marginalization. It asks for a formal meeting between COPE and the CRAB Park Squatters.

This is a poster for an information session on welfare and disability applications held at the Stanley.

This is a newsletter of the Anti-Poverty Committee, an anti-capitalist and anti-oppression organization fighting for the rights of poor and working people in Vancouver, BC. This issue includes the articles: ""Another Four Years? Hell No!"" (on a march celebrating organized resistance against the BC Liberals), ""Raise the Rates!"" (on mobilizing against welfare cuts), ""Four Arrested at Class War Demo"" (on a protest against Campbell at a BC School Trustees meeting), ""People's Inquiries into Police Violence"" (on APC's forum on systemic police brutality in Vancouver and demonstrations against the Safe Street Act), ""Sun Peaks Arrests"" (on the sentencing of six Secwepemc Nationals who had set up a roadblock at the Sun Peaks Ski Resort, Skwelkwek'welt), ""Seven Questions"" (an interview with Jill Malliga Chettiar on recent work of the APC), and ""The City and Homelessness"" (on the shutting down of Single Room Occupancy (SROs) and lack of tenancy rights for poor people perpetuated by the City of Vancouver). It also states their basis of unity and ways to get involved.