Grassroots Global Justice Alliance

Follow GGJ's blog for updates from our delegation to Chicago: http://ggjalliance.wordpress.com/

The Grassroots Global Justice Alliance (GGJ) calls on our members and allies to stand in solidarity with the thousands who are in Chicago this weekend to protest the policies of the G-8 and NATO.

Thousands of people are taking to the streets of Charlotte at the Wall Street of the South this morning for a boxing match against Bank of America CEO Brian "Big Banks" Moynihan. 

Click here to watch livestreaming video of the march and the boxing match

FOLLOW THE SHOWDOWN ON TWITTER:@bankvsamerica, @ggjalliance, @the99power, #99power, #bankvsamerica

Keep on celebrating International Workers Day!  Our friends at Dignidad Rebelde donated free posters to the actions in the Bay Area.  Download your free poster here.

The 99% spring has begun!

Actions at the Wells Fargo shareholder meeting April 24 kicked it off...  Now it's time for a showdown in Charlotte on May 9!

CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVESTREAM OF THE BANK VS AMERICA SHOWDOWN FROM 7:30AM to 12:00PM EDT ON MAY 9TH

Grassroots Global Justice Alliance is on the march with our sister network the World March of Women this International Women's Day in calling for action, resistance and the strengthening of alliances across movements around the world!

On February 17, 2012 Grassroots Global Justice Alliance signed on and delivered a letter to the Consulate of Honduras from 56 organizations and alliances representing communities across the Americas demanding that the government of Honduras put an immediate end to its repressive politics and human rights violations, including the practice of collusion between agents of the State and private corporate interests.

Dear members, friends and allies of Grassroots Global Justice Alliance,

The Grassroots Global Justice Alliance (GGJ) congratulates President Obama on his decision to reject the Keystone XL pipeline proposal. "We're glad that he didn't cave in to the corporate interests and the political games being played in Congress," says Michael Leon Guerrero, "It's an important step in stopping the disaster that is tar sands production."