This month's Books and Breakfast we pay homage to a revolutionary, Che Guevara. 

During the last Saturday of EVERY month, we host our FREE Books and Breakfast event where we serve warm breakfast platters to community members and give away Black and Brown liberation books.

Join us:

October 31st . 9AM-11AM . O'Fallon Park Boathouse.

Theme : Black Panthers

We are looking for volunteers to help us with this event. Please sign up here: http://handsupunited.ivolunteer.com/bnbstl

Friday Freedom Flix is a program focused on political education through film. We will be showing politically focused films twice a month and have real rap sessions after each film.

Join us Saturday, August 29th 9AM-11AM @ O'Fallon Park. This month's Books and Breakfast theme is Ferguson Rebellion! We will remember how far we've come and uplift our brothers and sisters around the world as well.

Tonight we will help up lift Cary Ball Jr. as we celebrate his day of birth with his family at 8pm. Downtown on 8th and Carr. 

11:00am: Silent March @ Canfield to Greater St. Mark’s Church, 9950 Glen Owen Dr. in support of the Mike Brown Jr. Memorial Weekend
1:00pm: The People’s Brunch @ W. Florissant Ave.
7:30pm: Clergy Discussion with Cornel West @ Greater St. Mark’s Church, 9950 Glen Owen Dr.
8:00pm: Ferguson Is Everywhere Concert @ Fubar, 3108 Locust St.

11:00am: Youth Chalk Out @ Forest Park Visitor’s Center
2:00pm: March from Vonderrit Memorial to Block Party (March @ Shaw Blvd. & Klemm St., Block Party at corner of Grand Blvd. and Arsenal St.)
7:00pm: Ferguson Rocks Concert @ Ready Room, 4195 Manchester Ave.

10:00am: Youth Art Build @ O’Fallon Park (Boathouse), 2001 E Harris Ave
3:00pm: Memorial Build @ Kajieme Memorial, corner of Riverview Blvd. and McLaran Ave.
6:00pm: Policing for Black + LGBTQ Liberation @ UMSL Millennial Student Center, SGA Chamber
8:00pm: Whose Streets Documentary @ Nine Network, 3653 Olive St.

Directed by Marc Silver, powerful exclusive footage from a riveting trial with intimate, observational scenes of Jordan’s parents, Ron and Lucy. We see firsthand how difficult it is for them to grapple with unimaginable loss while fighting for justice for their son.

We are celebrating the new class of students for our Roy Clay Sr. Web Development & Entrepreneurship Workshop Series! During the kickoff we will showcase our past work, introduce new students and have a welcoming ceremony for our students. Come and learn about our mission, who Roy Clay Sr. is, and how we are using technology to take the revolution to the cloud!

Families, friends and community members are encouraged to come welcome the new students and affirm them with love.

This month's #BooksAndBreakfast theme we will focus on our Congolese sisters and brothers, more specifically we will highlight speeches and teachings of Patrice Lumumba.  

Bring a family member or a neighbor to this family-welcomed event.

All breakfast food, beverages and books are provided at no cost. 

Plan an action in your community. Post and Find actions here: www.bitly.com/freresp and www.bitly.com/fergact

Join us for our next Books and Breakfast! 

We must emphasize the intersection of Race, Class, and Gender in order to obtain liberation and justice for all Black Lives. When we ignore the experiences of black girls and women then we perpetuate the patriarchy that continuously silences, undervalues and ignores the stories and experiences of Black girls and women.

TUES MAY 12 - 9:00 PM EDT/8:00 PM CDT

#‎JusticeForRekia and all Black Women and Girls National Planning Call

Register here for the call: http://bit.ly/bscon
Co-sponsored by BYP 100 / Black Lives Matter / Ferguson Action

A community forum designed to openly and honestly discuss race relations in the Saint Louis region and create possible methods for positive change.

This month's theme for Hands Up United's Books and Breakfast event is Pan-Africanism. Activities will include teaching students about different tribes and face-painting.

On April 21, 2015, under the leadership of the Institute of Public Health and the Brown School, Washington University in St. Louis will begin a yearlong look at one of our greatest public health challenges: death and injury as a result of gun violence.

On April 14, we will take our movement to STOP wanton police murder to a whole new level. NO SCHOOL! NO WORK! STOP BUSINESS AS USUAL! On this day, thousands of students must walk out of school, take over buildings and go on strike at colleges and high schools nationwide.

It's time to unite and fight for what's right. Say no to Black on Black! Say no to Police Brutality! Say no to all of the hate and crime that has plagued our communities! Let's stomp these streets and let them know that we are tired of the R.I.P t-shirts and memorials made because of the senseless killings! Let's choose LIFE.

This month's theme: Women's Month and Ella Baker. Books and Breakfast, Greater St. Mark, 9950 Glen Owen Dr.