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With a tiny staff and budget, it’s clear that BMC is doing the most with little. From transforming the way police interact with New Yorkers, to planning a parent takeover of local schools, our ambitions can be daunting. Our strategy? Put one foot in front of the other. This month's newsletter describes how BMC continues to step up in new and inventive ways.
Milestones: Harvir Kaur and the
Central Brooklyn Food Coop
Propelled by the dedication and efforts of a Central Brooklyn collective of residents, the Central Brooklyn Food Co-op (CBFC) has gone from idea to nascent institution over the past 18 months. And throughout, Harvir Kaur, BMC's Food Sovereignty Organizer, worked behind the scenes to organize this work.
This month, Harvir is leaving her part-time position at BMC to serve as full-time Community Manager at Brand Workers, an organization bringing local food production workers together for good jobs and a sustainable food system throughout New York City. Join us in sending her off with love and best wishes.

As an organizer committed to the self-sustainability of the Co-op, Harvir has left the Co-op leadership empowered and in a position to flourish.
CBFC formed a steering committee that will manage the food co-op organizing process until the CBFC elects an official board of directors and hires a general manager. Please email any questions, concerns, or thoughts to cbfc@brooklynmovementcenter.org.
Lead the Movement: The New
Police Accountability Working Group
Come out on Monday, March 9 for the founding meeting of the Police Accountability Working (PAW) Group. For the past two years, BMC has mobilized Central Brooklynites in a campaign to fundamentally change NYC’s community policing policies. Now we’re forming a body of members to lead this work and ensure public safety through policy action, communications, political education and community self-defense trainings.
 
PAW Meeting
Monday, March 9, 2015
6:30-8:30pm
375 Stuyvesant Avenue
(btwn Decatur & Bainbridge Streets)
RSVP HERE
Paying for the Revolution
On February 23rd, board members Braeden Lentz and Janel Quarless led BMC in organizing an intimate gathering of donors who support BMC at the $250 or more level. Big shouts to Braeden, Janel and the entire BMC board for raising more than $5,000, and to BMC’s new member, Sheena Brown, for opening up her home and wallet for the event.
Email us at bmc@brooklynmovementcenter.org if you're down to lift self-determination work in Central Brooklyn by organizing a fundraising event.
Third Rail Podcast
"Live Show"
Brooklyn Deep’s Third Rail celebrated its one-year anniversary with our very first Live Show recording! It was a night of truth-telling, laughs, and reflecting over our first 18 episodes. Hear what went down! Just subscribe to our podcast in iTunes. Or listen to past episodes here. Don't forget to leave a comment and tell us what you think!
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