This November, Oberlin Anti-Frack is putting on a series of workshops, panels, speakers, and knowledge shares all oriented towards teaching people about fracking/environmental oppression and empowering them to take action against it!

Here is the schedule: 

Antie Na speaks at Peace Potluck
https://www.facebook.com/events/542580089157515/?ref=2&ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming 
Nov 8 • 5:30pm • Peace Community Church

Toxic Tour of Youngstown
Nov 9
Come see fracking infrastructure with directly affected community members in Youngstown, Ohio. Contact Peter Schalch or Dan Quigley (dquigley@oberlin.edu) for details/transportation

Impacted Communities Panel
https://www.facebook.com/events/490040464436365/?previousaction=join&source=1
Nov. 10 • 2pm • Craig Lecture Hall
Hear Maria Montanez, Penni Laine, Jamie Frederick, and Patti tell their stories of facing and fighting fracking in their backyards in Ohio and Pennsylvania 

What is fracking and why should I care? (intro to fracking)
Nov 12 • 4:30pm • Wilder 101

A Native Rights-Based Strategic Approach to Environmental Justice
Clayton Thomas Muller (Indigenous rights/environmental activist)
Nov 12 • 7:30pm • Hallock Auditorium

Nonviolent Direct Action Workshop
Nov 15, 16, and 17

What is fracking and why should I care? (intro to fracking)
Nov 21 • 4:30pm • Wilder 101

Lillian Molina workshop on environmental racism and environmental justice
December 6 or 7