MLK Day Liberation Summit: A Training on Collective Action

Info: Participants will be welcomed with an interactive drumming ceremony led by Ojumire Charleston of Drums Up Guns Down 414. Jeremy Triblett will review the agenda and introduce MLK's Framework for Nonviolent Campaigns.

Info: Jeremy will explain how to gather credible data, lived experience, and historical context to reveal patterns, not just isolated incidents. This is where injustice can no longer be ignored, minimized, or dismissed. Participants will learn the importance of bringing that evidence directly to those who can change conditions. MLK calls this negotiation: accountability practiced face-to-face.

Info: Marry Me Chicken, Garlic Mash and California Blend

Info: Jeremy Triblett reveals why emotional control, collective accountability, and shared commitments are the cornerstones of collective action. Through practice, reflection, and honest readiness checks, participants learn how to withstand provocation without losing focus or unity. Together, we'll learn that action is planned, shared, and accountable. No one acts alone, and everyone understands their role.

Info: Participants will complete the Liberation Guide and share how they plan to integrate MLK's 4 Steps of Nonviolence Campaign elements into their personal, professional and collective work.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Allah Mode, 1942 North Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Drive, Milwaukee, United States

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