Showing posts with label Dayna Lazarus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dayna Lazarus. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 25, 2021
Stogie #Tags: Dayna Lazarus
Sunday, May 16, 2021
FightFor15 Strike Livestream
Labels:
Asher Edelson,
Dayna Lazarus,
Fight for 15 Florida
Sunday, May 2, 2021
Kate Connolly for New Port Richey City Council
Friday, May 1, 2020
Local Bad Ass Dayna Lazarus
Monday, January 7, 2019
Asher’s Choice for Activist of the Year
I have two choices for Activist of the Year!
First I want to recognize Dayna Lazarus for her tireless efforts to advocate for equitable transit and social justice. Our community is stronger thanks to her work!
My second choice honors Glen Eich for his outstanding job in galvanizing the “Ybor 6” to oppose the Rays Stadium being built in Ybor — his efforts helped to save historic Ybor from becoming drowned in commercialist chaos. Thank you Dayna and Glen!
Friday, December 21, 2018
2018 Tampa Activist Of The Year: TheZulema Ramos
Zulema and I met when they started coming to climate justice meetings. Their energy drew me in immediately. From the day I met them, they have been consistent, kind, open, dedicated, and extremely active in the community - all while going to college! One thing about Z that make them truly a model for other activists is that that their personality is genuinely kind and uplifting. They understand that in this work, we have to support each other, encourage each other, and create an atmosphere
of mutual respect.
Another thing about Z that I reflect upon at times is that they deeply understand intersectionality in a way that motivates them to show up for every marginalized person, plant, animal and community whenever they have a spare moment. Finally, Z is someone you can count on. Even if they aren't able to make it to your event, they will always respond to your text with appreciation and an eagerness to learn more. We are so lucky that Z is in our community and is dedicated to empowering the marginalized, oppressed, working and non-working class of Tampa Bay. We love you Zulema - take care of yourself, don't work too hard, and take some time for yourself to just relax and eat dank vegan food in your pjs!
Dayna Lazarus
Wednesday, December 19, 2018
Ybor Paparazzi
Friday, May 4, 2018
National Housing Week Press Conference in Tampa
Saturday, May 5th
11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
Tampa residents are coming together on May 5th to hold a press conference to demand that local electoral candidates make affordable housing a priority. This press conference is one of many actions around the country demanding action on affordable housing as part of National Housing Week (May 1-8), first started by the nonprofit organization Our Homes Our Voices.
Here in Tampa, development is at an all-time high, but affordable housing is not a priority of developers, nor most of our current elected leaders. An increasing number of people, including veterans, nurses, teachers, and students, are competing for a shrinking pool of affordable housing units. Workers need a place to live that is close to their jobs. This is particularly true in a city with dismal public transit options.
Over 1,000 units of affordable housing have been torn down in the downtown Tampa area in the past 5 years, but developers are not required to replace what they destroy. Common sense policies should be passed that require developers to build at least as many affordable housing units that they remove. Election season is right around the corner. Leaders at all levels of local government must recognize the importance of affordable housing to the economic and social vitality of our city, and must make regulations that facilitate the development of affordable housing a reality.
Who: Our Homes Our Voices, Transit Now Tampa Bay, Organize Florida, Hillsborough Community Protection Coalition, Sex Worker Solidarity Network, Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign, Sky White for Board of County Commission
Where: Sidewalk in front of vacated North Blvd. Homes affordable housing complex at intersection of Main Street and Willow Avenue
Thursday, March 15, 2018
USF Adjuncts And Activist Celebrate In Tampa
Labels:
Dayna Lazarus,
Debbie King,
Kelly Benjamin,
USF
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Local Bad Ass Dayna Lazarus
"This Women’s Day, I’d like to mention Dayna Lazarus! She’s a no-nonsense advocate for various people and has taken the time to have important dialogues with those outside of her ideology. I respect her tenacity, and look forward to seeing her excel in the future!"
Asher Edelson
Friday, October 6, 2017
Remembrance Of Alexis Miranda At Chamberlain High School In Tampa
Labels:
Dayna Lazarus,
Pat Kemp,
Vision Zero Hillsborough
Monday, September 18, 2017
Local Badass Dayna Lazarus
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"So basically I told gubernatorial candidate and FL Democratic Party keynote speaker at tonight's fundraiser Gwen Graham that she's not progressive enough, that her speech was uninspiring, and that I'm worried that she's going to hand-deliver Florida another Republican Governor." here
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Tampa Food Not Bombs Emergency Weather Planning In Seminole Heights
Tomorrow Night - 8:30 PM
Seminole Heights Community Acupuncture
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As we seen in Houston and New Orleans. We must learn how to take care of each other.
Saturday, August 12, 2017
Dayna Lazarus Taking The Fight To USF
Dayna Lazarus one of our brightest and committed comrades is taking the fight to USF. She is leaving her job as the climate justice organizer with Organize Florida and is starting a full-time Masters program in Urban and Regional Planning at USF Tampa and a Fellowship with the Hillsborough MPO.
Her words here
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As always we love her and
wish her well!
As always we love her and
wish her well!
Tuesday, July 18, 2017
Interfaith Vigil, Press Conference: Remove the Confederate Monument in Tampa
Pastor Meyer
Pastor Scott
Kofi and Marc
Jim and Debbie
Dayna
Zora and Kelly
Cathy
Susan
Hillsborough Community Protection Coalition
Labels:
Dayna Lazarus,
Hillsborough Community Protection Coalition,
Hillsborough County,
Kelly Benjamin,
Kofi Hunt,
Marc Rodrigues
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