SJP at UCLA

There should be no ceremonies amidst a scholasticide.
No ceremonies until we disclose, divest and cut ties. No ceremonies until we see a liberated Palestine.
No ceremonies until we get amnesty for the 280 unlawfully arrested students.
No ceremonies until cops and nefarious brutes are off our campus.
No business as usual.

Dm us or check the form in our bio to participate. Time is running out—but united we will never be defeated.

No graduation as usual amidst a scholasticide.
No graduation as usual until we disclose, divest and cut ties.
No graduation as usual until we see a liberated Palestine.
No graduation as usual until we get amnesty for the 280 unlawfully arrested students.
No graduation as usual until cops and nefarious brutes are off our campus.
No graduation as usual.

JOIN US.

By any means necessary,
Free Palestine.

Join us Monday, June 10th at 2pm in Bruin Plaza to bear witness to over 46,000 Palestinians who have been martyred or buried under the rubble. Palestinians under occupation continue to remind us that funerals are places of protest. The Palestinian people continually remind us that grief and rage are actionable; our grief is not one that debilitates us, but rather it is our driving force.

It is with this in mind, and with horrific images emerging from Rafah, that we ask you all to commemorate the lives lost, and to join us in protest of the UC’s complicity in such destruction. We will not rest until we recognize every martyr: from those that were only a few months old, to those that were older than the occupation itself.

Thursday June 6th programming 🇵🇸 from 2-6pm at Royce Quad

Lunch will be provided by and join us at 5 for a community dinner!

REMINDER: Masks are required for safety and accessibility. High quality masks (N95, KN95, KF94) are STRONGLY preferred and will be provided at the event. Do not attend the event in person if you are feeling symptomatic or ill, if you have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last two weeks, or if you’ve had a close contact exposure to COVID-19. We recommend testing before arriving. WE KEEP US SAFE!

62 palestinians killed, 138 injured in the last 24 hours in Gaza, and we are BACK with another encampment at Kerkhoff patio to demand our university divests from financing this genocide.

Gene Block is currently testifying in front of congress to conflate our demands with anti-semitism, and we need to show that we will not be repressed as he refuses to divest. We need support both inside and outside of the encampment right now. Assess your own risk based on your positionality and identity considering the increased militarization and police presence of our campus.

MOBILIZE NOW!! LONG LIVE THE STUDENT INTIFADA🕊

WATCH GENE BLOCK LIE TO SILENCE US TM AT 7AM.
The House Committee on Education and the Workforce has summoned Gene Block to testify on “UCLA’s negligent and incomprehensible reaction” over the past months. The full Committee summons, full of reprehensible misinformation and debunked lies, can be found in the PSE linktree. Watch Gene Block speak tomorrow morning starting from 7:00 am PST– and likely to continue for several hours. This continues the sham trials designed to smear and smother collective student movements across the country. Congress is blatantly attempting to repress organizing to protect the US war machine and its genocidal operations, in collusion with the UC. Do NOT let them lie in your name. No business as usual during genocide!

Here is our programming for Wednesday May 22nd! We will not be doing our usual set up at Dickson Court North.

Join us from 1030-1130 at Dickson Court for discussion on how we are fighting the same profit-hungry regents as AFSCME workers and how workers’ struggles here connects to the struggles of workers in Palestine. We will mobilize to the Luskin Conference Center pickets after to stand in solidarity with workers rallying for higher wages and a fair contract, which the UC has been refusing to deliver for months.

At 2pm, join us for a walkout and rally at Bruin Plaza, to mobilize against Genocide Gene’s congressional hearing. This hearing will push a false narrative about anti-semitism on campus, as yet another form of state repression of pro-Palestinian voices fighting against the zionist entity’s genocide of Palestine. Let’s show Genocide Gene and the House Committee on Education that we will continue to fight for the end of occupation and genocide, and for the liberation of Palestine.

See for more information on the AFSCME pickets and action!

REMINDER: Masks are required for safety and accessibility. High quality masks (N95, KN95, KF94) are STRONGLY preferred and will be provided at the event. Do not attend the event in person if you are feeling symptomatic or ill, if you have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last two weeks, or if you’ve had a close contact exposure to COVID-19. We recommend testing before arriving. WE KEEP US SAFE!

REMINDER: Masks are required for safety and accessibility. High quality masks (N95, KN95, KF94) are STRONGLY preferred and will be provided at the event. Do not attend the event in person if you are feeling symptomatic or ill, if you have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last two weeks, or if you’ve had a close contact exposure to COVID-19. We recommend testing before arriving. WE KEEP US SAFE!

Remember to continue test with UCLA’s free on-campus PCR testing, available at campus vending machines. For more information: https://covid-19.ucla.edu/covid-testing/

EMERGENCY TEACH IN: unmasking UCLA history and investments with Antwann Michael. NOW at Dickinson Court North.

Join us for a second week of the People’s University for a Liberated Palestine! Monday’s theme is Q***r Resistance 🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Daniela Maldonado Salamanca is the Founding Director of the Trans Community Network in Colombia, Artivist, Trans S*x Worker, and Lead Vocalist of Punk Band ‘Radamel 666’, and will be joining us to lead a conversation on “Toloposungo: All Police are a Gonorrea” with a q&a after!

REMINDER: Masks are required for safety and accessibility. High quality masks (N95, KN95, KF94) are STRONGLY preferred and will be provided at the event. Do not attend the event in person if you are feeling symptomatic or ill, if you have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last two weeks, or if you’ve had a close contact exposure to COVID-19. We recommend testing before arriving. WE KEEP US SAFE!

Remember to continue test with UCLA’s free on-campus PCR testing, available at campus vending machines. For more information: https://covid-19.ucla.edu/covid-testing/