Ashli Bolden
Template:TOCnestleft Ashli Bolden is a Missouri activist and supporter of the Young Communist League USA[1].
Vote No on Prop A/Missouri JwJ
Teresa Mithen Danieley August 7, 2018 ·
With Richard Von Glahn, Jen Bersdale, Rachel Zaron, Cody Alexander, Ashli Bolden and Lara Granich at Sheet Metal Workers' Local 36.
OBS
January 2018, Jamala Rogers was named executive director of the Organization for Black Struggle. She is one of the founders of the organization and served as its long-time chairperson. The OBS Board of Directors accepted the membership’s recommendation after a lengthy search by the group’s transition team, headed by Ashli Bolden.[2]
JwJ Staff, 2018
Missouri Jobs with Justice staff, as of January 2018;[3]
- Caitlyn Adams, Executive Director
- Kristian Blackmon, St. Louis Organizer
- Ashli Bolden, Civic Engagement Director
- Lara Granich, Director Emeritus
- Justin Stein, Organizing Director
- Richard Von Glahn, Policy Director
2016 JwJ national conference
Lara Granich February 11, 2016 ·
Missouri is ready to roll at the Jobs With Justice 2016 National Conference tomorrow. 750 of the best organizers in the country? Folks in this pic are just a portion of our share #jwj16 — with Kristian Blackmon, Sarita Gupta, Audrey Hollis, Rasheen Aldridge, Ashli Bolden, Caitlyn Adams and Julie Terbrock.
JwJ staff
Lara Granich October 1, 2015 ·
These folks. The BEST! I'm so lucky to work with them. And I am so glad we could stop running around just long enough to spend a few days all together. #StaffRetreatSmiles #Grateful — with Martin Rafanan, Justin Marion Stein, Ashli Bolden, Charlie Edelen IV, Caitlyn Adams, Kristian Blackmon and Richard Von Glahn.
FRSO friendly
Maria C. Fernandez November 8, 2015 near Washington ·
With Allison Thompson, Marcia Olivo, Ashli Bolden, Sendolo Diaminah, Jennifer Toles, Trina Greene Brown, Nikki MG Cole, Denise Perry, Denise Diaz, Toussaint Losier, MamaLisa Thomas-Adeyemo, Mark-Anthony Clayton-Johnson, Nicole Newman, Adrienne Maree Brown, Chigozirim Ugonna, Kesi Bem Foster, Dara Cooper, Maurice Moe Mitchell, Alta Starr and Beatriz Beckford.
Support for Obama
Ashli Bolden, civic engagement director for the Missouri Progressive Vote Coalition told the Peoples Weekly World[4], "I think the Obama administration is trying to do the right thing. Obama wants to regulate the big financial institutions. He wants change. We have to help him create that change."
Missouri Progressive Vote
In 2010 Ashli Bolden was an organizer for the Missouri Progressive Vote Coalition.[5]
Ashli Bolden has been with ProVote for over two years. In that time she supervised a voter registration staff to register 26,526 underrepresented voters in Missouri. She was able to get many schools and churches involved with the 2008 election cycle, and "enjoys talking about voting rights in order to help people understand the voting process. She also enjoys phone banking and door knocking to get out the vote on Election Day. Ashli looks forward to winning health care for all, and is working on early voting and same day registration in Missouri."[6]
Immigration protest
Alison Dreith November 1, 2013 ·
Great group of folks today in Jeff City to tell Rep. Luetkemeyer to take a stance on #CIR #timeisnow — with Dieneke Van Der Zalm, Mackie Auburn, Kay Mills, Kate Shannon, Ashli Bolden, Martha Stevens, Matthew Patterson, Sue Gibson and Robin Acree.
IWD shoutout
Nicholas James March 8, 2015 ·
Happy International Women's Day!
I would like to say thank you to all of the strong sisters, comrades, mothers, friends, workers, coworkers, activists, and all-around badasses in my life. Among others, Rebecca Bolte, Monica Stoutenborough, Julie Terbrock, Ashli Bolden, Ashley Johns, Sarah Souders, Sarah Harken, Sarah Michelson, Sarah Barraza, Sara Russert, Kara Lindsey, Jasmin Maurer, Courtney Hayes, Francine Vaccarino, Celina Della Croce, Cecilia Cuevas, Wendy Grew, Tabetha Harrison, Molly Renee Edwards, Alexandria Graff, Ashley Rose, Ashleigh Lynne Packard, Paula Jones, Megan Jallas Baker, Erin Dailey, Erin Patton, Twayna Thompson, Teresa Cardwell, Chandra Marshall, Tonya Sanders, Lauren O'Donnell, Kate Linder, Kimmy Drake, Kaitlin DeCero, JJ Lane, Rhonda Bruce, Alison Dreith, Stacia Mcclure-Blome, Lara Granich, Amber Skye Miller, Lavegan Loca, Holly Works, Kelli Klein, Kellie Willis, Amie Womack, Eva Hall, Reeny Costello, Adrienne Mann, Rossana Cambron, Taylor Crocker, Taylor Roush, Meg Olson, Claire Elizabeth, Tonia De Barros Barreto, Crystal Lashley, Melony Dorton, Anna Baker, Anna Durrett, Christina Baker, Robin Graves, Sawyer Van Eenoo, Trinis Collins, Shona Clarkson, Henrietta Ibolya Gyorgy, Jessica Barraza, Terrie Albano, Carly Slawson, and anyone else I may have left out.[7]
"Black love"
Denise Diaz December 14, 2015:
The force of Black love is real! — with Maurice Moe Mitchell, Jennifer Toles, Beatriz Beckford, Marcia Olivo and Ashli Bolden.
St. Louis Workers’ Education Society Advisory Board
In 2015 the St. Louis Workers’ Education Society Advisory Board consisted of;
- Mark Esters, president St. Louis chapter Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU)
- Holly Roe, Missouri State Workers’ Union-CWA (Communication Workers’ Union of America) Local 6355
- Steve Wayland, Painters’ District Council 58, Advanced Skills Workforce Center (ASWC)
- Nicholas James, Service Employees’ International Union-Health Care
- Ashli Bolden, Missouri Jobs with Justice, Missouri Health Care For All
- Chris Worth, Paraquad, Coalition For Truth In Independence
- Leticia Seitz, executive director, Latinos En Axion STL
- Rasheen Aldridge, youngest member of the Ferguson Commission
- Rebecca Bolte, small business owner, ButtonMakers.net
- Al Neal, mid-south organizing director, Fight for $15
- Rev. Mary Albert, Epiphany United Church of Christ
- Rev. John Stratton, Trinity Episcopal Church
- Elyse Vesser, Young Activists United-St. Louis
- James Raines, labor editor, People’s World
- Chris Grant, attorney at Schuchat, Cook & Werner[8]
The Advisory Board in 2017 consisted of;
- Ashli Bolden, Missouri Jobs with Justice, Missouri Health Care For All
- Chris Worth, Paraquad, Coalition For Truth In Independence
- Rev. Mary Albert, Epiphany United Church of Christ
- Rev. John Stratton, Trinity Episcopal Church
- Chris Grant, attorney at Schuchat, Cook & Werner
CBTU connection
With Bill Fletcher, Jr., Ashli Bolden, Kellie Boggs and Steven Black, September 2016.
Revolutionary Strategies to Beat the Rising Right Wing
Revolutionary Strategies to Beat the Rising Right Wing, was a nationwide conference call organized by Freedom Road Socialist Organization, Sunday October 30, 2016.
- What's the nature of this right-wing threat? What has this election cycle changed about the political terrain we're fighting on? How do we need to prepare for whats coming after the election? Hear about these crucial questions from our panel of top political strategists, including Nelini Stamp, Bill Fletcher, Jr., Linda Burnham, and Sendolo Diaminah.
Those invited, on Facebook included Ashli Bolden.[9]
Now What? Defying Trump and the Left's Way Forward
Now What? Defying Trump and the Left's Way Forward was a phone in webinar organized by Freedom Road Socialist Organization in the wake of the 2016 election.
- Now what? We’re all asking ourselves that question in the wake of Trump’s victory. We’ve got urgent strategizing and work to do, together. Join Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson of the Movement for Black Lives and Freedom Road, Calvin Cheung-Miaw, Jodeen Olguin-Taylor of Mijente and WFP, Joe Schwartz of the Democratic Socialists of America, and Sendolo Diaminah of Freedom Road for a discussion of what happened, and what we should be doing to build mass defiance. And above all, how do we build the Left in this, which we know is the only solution to the crises we face?
- This event will take place Tuesday November 15, 2016 at 9pm Eastern/8pm Central/6pm Pacific.
Those invited, on Facebook included Ashli Bolden.[10]
Comrades
Ree Belle...December 18, 2016 Last night's shenanigans! #poefest #afterparty #homies — with Leah Clyburn, Kristian Blackmon, Auriel Brown, Tara Tee, Ashli Bolden and Tay Jessica.
References
- ↑ http://www.Facebook.com/people/Ashli-Bolden/1071069550
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ [2]
- ↑ http://ru-ru.Facebook.com/note.php?note_id=98956427220&ref=mf
- ↑ http://peoplesworld.org/tired-of-bank-greed-missouri-protesters-say/
- ↑ http://www.Facebook.com/people/Ashli-Bolden/1071069550
- ↑ [3]
- ↑ Workers Education Society, Officers
- ↑ FB Revolutionary Strategies to Beat the Rising Right Wing Went 109
- ↑ [4]