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@alice@lgbtqia.space  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Image 3 (back cover): White page with black text and graphics. "This zine was created by artist Megan Piontkowski. You can download and print this zine here:" Below is a black QR code. "Please share widely! August 2025, Washington State Edition" At the bottom is a hand-drawn illustration of an eye, wide open with lashes, above a small melting ice cube with puddle.
Image 3 (back cover): White page with black text and graphics. "This zine was created by artist Megan Piontkowski. You can download and print this zine here:" Below is a black QR code. "Please share widely! August 2025, Washington State Edition" At the bottom is a hand-drawn illustration of an eye, wide open with lashes, above a small melting ice cube with puddle.
Image 3 (back cover): White page with black text and graphics. "This zine was created by artist Megan Piontkowski. You can download and print this zine here:" Below is a black QR code. "Please share widely! August 2025, Washington State Edition" At the bottom is a hand-drawn illustration of an eye, wide open with lashes, above a small melting ice cube with puddle.
Image 2 (pages 3–4): Zine spread with the acronym SALUTE spelled down the left side in large outlined block letters, each followed by a category and example. "S — SIZE OF GROUP OF OFFICERS e.g. “6 men” A — ACTIONS/ACTIVITY: WHAT ARE THEY DOING? e.g. “Near Olympic Sculpture Park in cars and outside of cars, talking to each other” L — LOCATION: ADDRESS OR CROSS STREETS (also include direction they are moving if known) e.g. “Corner of Elliot Ave and Broad St, Seattle” U — UNIFORMS/CLOTHES: LOOK FOR IDENTIFYING ABBREVIATIONS e.g. “Wearing ballistic vests labeled DHS” T — TIME/DATE: e.g. “11:15am, June 23rd” E — EQUIPMENT/WEAPONS: e.g. “2 people with zipties on belts, at least 4 are armed, 2 black SUVs, no identifying markings on cars”"
Image 2 (pages 3–4): Zine spread with the acronym SALUTE spelled down the left side in large outlined block letters, each followed by a category and example. "S — SIZE OF GROUP OF OFFICERS e.g. “6 men” A — ACTIONS/ACTIVITY: WHAT ARE THEY DOING? e.g. “Near Olympic Sculpture Park in cars and outside of cars, talking to each other” L — LOCATION: ADDRESS OR CROSS STREETS (also include direction they are moving if known) e.g. “Corner of Elliot Ave and Broad St, Seattle” U — UNIFORMS/CLOTHES: LOOK FOR IDENTIFYING ABBREVIATIONS e.g. “Wearing ballistic vests labeled DHS” T — TIME/DATE: e.g. “11:15am, June 23rd” E — EQUIPMENT/WEAPONS: e.g. “2 people with zipties on belts, at least 4 are armed, 2 black SUVs, no identifying markings on cars”"
Image 2 (pages 3–4): Zine spread with the acronym SALUTE spelled down the left side in large outlined block letters, each followed by a category and example. "S — SIZE OF GROUP OF OFFICERS e.g. “6 men” A — ACTIONS/ACTIVITY: WHAT ARE THEY DOING? e.g. “Near Olympic Sculpture Park in cars and outside of cars, talking to each other” L — LOCATION: ADDRESS OR CROSS STREETS (also include direction they are moving if known) e.g. “Corner of Elliot Ave and Broad St, Seattle” U — UNIFORMS/CLOTHES: LOOK FOR IDENTIFYING ABBREVIATIONS e.g. “Wearing ballistic vests labeled DHS” T — TIME/DATE: e.g. “11:15am, June 23rd” E — EQUIPMENT/WEAPONS: e.g. “2 people with zipties on belts, at least 4 are armed, 2 black SUVs, no identifying markings on cars”"
Image 1 (pages 1–2): Zine spread with black text on white paper. Left page: "I WANT TO HELP KEEP MY IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORS SAFE — WHAT CAN I DO? • Report ICE sightings and activities to trusted organizations. Do this in Washington State by calling the Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline. This helps alert vulnerable immigrants so they can avoid interactions with ICE. • Use the SALUTE protocol (pages 3–4) to collect key details. This ensures that reports are clear, specific, and verifiable by community organizers. • Be accurate and cautious. Avoid spreading fear by mistaking police or other city agencies for ICE. DO NOT post unverified sightings on social media. Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline: 844-724-3737" Right page: "IF YOU WITNESS SOMEONE BEING DETAINED BY ICE If possible, politely ask the detained person for their: Full name and date of birth. Ask if there’s a loved one you can contact. This can help notify family and provide emotional and legal support. Write everything down. Record the information clearly and accurately. This information is important for immigration lawyers and support organizations to locate and assist the person in custody. Do your best." At the bottom is a small line drawing of two hands grasping each other.
Image 1 (pages 1–2): Zine spread with black text on white paper. Left page: "I WANT TO HELP KEEP MY IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORS SAFE — WHAT CAN I DO? • Report ICE sightings and activities to trusted organizations. Do this in Washington State by calling the Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline. This helps alert vulnerable immigrants so they can avoid interactions with ICE. • Use the SALUTE protocol (pages 3–4) to collect key details. This ensures that reports are clear, specific, and verifiable by community organizers. • Be accurate and cautious. Avoid spreading fear by mistaking police or other city agencies for ICE. DO NOT post unverified sightings on social media. Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline: 844-724-3737" Right page: "IF YOU WITNESS SOMEONE BEING DETAINED BY ICE If possible, politely ask the detained person for their: Full name and date of birth. Ask if there’s a loved one you can contact. This can help notify family and provide emotional and legal support. Write everything down. Record the information clearly and accurately. This information is important for immigration lawyers and support organizations to locate and assist the person in custody. Do your best." At the bottom is a small line drawing of two hands grasping each other.
Image 1 (pages 1–2): Zine spread with black text on white paper. Left page: "I WANT TO HELP KEEP MY IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORS SAFE — WHAT CAN I DO? • Report ICE sightings and activities to trusted organizations. Do this in Washington State by calling the Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline. This helps alert vulnerable immigrants so they can avoid interactions with ICE. • Use the SALUTE protocol (pages 3–4) to collect key details. This ensures that reports are clear, specific, and verifiable by community organizers. • Be accurate and cautious. Avoid spreading fear by mistaking police or other city agencies for ICE. DO NOT post unverified sightings on social media. Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline: 844-724-3737" Right page: "IF YOU WITNESS SOMEONE BEING DETAINED BY ICE If possible, politely ask the detained person for their: Full name and date of birth. Ask if there’s a loved one you can contact. This can help notify family and provide emotional and legal support. Write everything down. Record the information clearly and accurately. This information is important for immigration lawyers and support organizations to locate and assist the person in custody. Do your best." At the bottom is a small line drawing of two hands grasping each other.
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@alice@lgbtqia.space  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Image 3 (back cover): White page with black text and graphics. "This zine was created by artist Megan Piontkowski. You can download and print this zine here:" Below is a black QR code. "Please share widely! August 2025, Washington State Edition" At the bottom is a hand-drawn illustration of an eye, wide open with lashes, above a small melting ice cube with puddle.
Image 3 (back cover): White page with black text and graphics. "This zine was created by artist Megan Piontkowski. You can download and print this zine here:" Below is a black QR code. "Please share widely! August 2025, Washington State Edition" At the bottom is a hand-drawn illustration of an eye, wide open with lashes, above a small melting ice cube with puddle.
Image 3 (back cover): White page with black text and graphics. "This zine was created by artist Megan Piontkowski. You can download and print this zine here:" Below is a black QR code. "Please share widely! August 2025, Washington State Edition" At the bottom is a hand-drawn illustration of an eye, wide open with lashes, above a small melting ice cube with puddle.
Image 2 (pages 3–4): Zine spread with the acronym SALUTE spelled down the left side in large outlined block letters, each followed by a category and example. "S — SIZE OF GROUP OF OFFICERS e.g. “6 men” A — ACTIONS/ACTIVITY: WHAT ARE THEY DOING? e.g. “Near Olympic Sculpture Park in cars and outside of cars, talking to each other” L — LOCATION: ADDRESS OR CROSS STREETS (also include direction they are moving if known) e.g. “Corner of Elliot Ave and Broad St, Seattle” U — UNIFORMS/CLOTHES: LOOK FOR IDENTIFYING ABBREVIATIONS e.g. “Wearing ballistic vests labeled DHS” T — TIME/DATE: e.g. “11:15am, June 23rd” E — EQUIPMENT/WEAPONS: e.g. “2 people with zipties on belts, at least 4 are armed, 2 black SUVs, no identifying markings on cars”"
Image 2 (pages 3–4): Zine spread with the acronym SALUTE spelled down the left side in large outlined block letters, each followed by a category and example. "S — SIZE OF GROUP OF OFFICERS e.g. “6 men” A — ACTIONS/ACTIVITY: WHAT ARE THEY DOING? e.g. “Near Olympic Sculpture Park in cars and outside of cars, talking to each other” L — LOCATION: ADDRESS OR CROSS STREETS (also include direction they are moving if known) e.g. “Corner of Elliot Ave and Broad St, Seattle” U — UNIFORMS/CLOTHES: LOOK FOR IDENTIFYING ABBREVIATIONS e.g. “Wearing ballistic vests labeled DHS” T — TIME/DATE: e.g. “11:15am, June 23rd” E — EQUIPMENT/WEAPONS: e.g. “2 people with zipties on belts, at least 4 are armed, 2 black SUVs, no identifying markings on cars”"
Image 2 (pages 3–4): Zine spread with the acronym SALUTE spelled down the left side in large outlined block letters, each followed by a category and example. "S — SIZE OF GROUP OF OFFICERS e.g. “6 men” A — ACTIONS/ACTIVITY: WHAT ARE THEY DOING? e.g. “Near Olympic Sculpture Park in cars and outside of cars, talking to each other” L — LOCATION: ADDRESS OR CROSS STREETS (also include direction they are moving if known) e.g. “Corner of Elliot Ave and Broad St, Seattle” U — UNIFORMS/CLOTHES: LOOK FOR IDENTIFYING ABBREVIATIONS e.g. “Wearing ballistic vests labeled DHS” T — TIME/DATE: e.g. “11:15am, June 23rd” E — EQUIPMENT/WEAPONS: e.g. “2 people with zipties on belts, at least 4 are armed, 2 black SUVs, no identifying markings on cars”"
Image 1 (pages 1–2): Zine spread with black text on white paper. Left page: "I WANT TO HELP KEEP MY IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORS SAFE — WHAT CAN I DO? • Report ICE sightings and activities to trusted organizations. Do this in Washington State by calling the Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline. This helps alert vulnerable immigrants so they can avoid interactions with ICE. • Use the SALUTE protocol (pages 3–4) to collect key details. This ensures that reports are clear, specific, and verifiable by community organizers. • Be accurate and cautious. Avoid spreading fear by mistaking police or other city agencies for ICE. DO NOT post unverified sightings on social media. Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline: 844-724-3737" Right page: "IF YOU WITNESS SOMEONE BEING DETAINED BY ICE If possible, politely ask the detained person for their: Full name and date of birth. Ask if there’s a loved one you can contact. This can help notify family and provide emotional and legal support. Write everything down. Record the information clearly and accurately. This information is important for immigration lawyers and support organizations to locate and assist the person in custody. Do your best." At the bottom is a small line drawing of two hands grasping each other.
Image 1 (pages 1–2): Zine spread with black text on white paper. Left page: "I WANT TO HELP KEEP MY IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORS SAFE — WHAT CAN I DO? • Report ICE sightings and activities to trusted organizations. Do this in Washington State by calling the Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline. This helps alert vulnerable immigrants so they can avoid interactions with ICE. • Use the SALUTE protocol (pages 3–4) to collect key details. This ensures that reports are clear, specific, and verifiable by community organizers. • Be accurate and cautious. Avoid spreading fear by mistaking police or other city agencies for ICE. DO NOT post unverified sightings on social media. Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline: 844-724-3737" Right page: "IF YOU WITNESS SOMEONE BEING DETAINED BY ICE If possible, politely ask the detained person for their: Full name and date of birth. Ask if there’s a loved one you can contact. This can help notify family and provide emotional and legal support. Write everything down. Record the information clearly and accurately. This information is important for immigration lawyers and support organizations to locate and assist the person in custody. Do your best." At the bottom is a small line drawing of two hands grasping each other.
Image 1 (pages 1–2): Zine spread with black text on white paper. Left page: "I WANT TO HELP KEEP MY IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORS SAFE — WHAT CAN I DO? • Report ICE sightings and activities to trusted organizations. Do this in Washington State by calling the Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline. This helps alert vulnerable immigrants so they can avoid interactions with ICE. • Use the SALUTE protocol (pages 3–4) to collect key details. This ensures that reports are clear, specific, and verifiable by community organizers. • Be accurate and cautious. Avoid spreading fear by mistaking police or other city agencies for ICE. DO NOT post unverified sightings on social media. Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline: 844-724-3737" Right page: "IF YOU WITNESS SOMEONE BEING DETAINED BY ICE If possible, politely ask the detained person for their: Full name and date of birth. Ask if there’s a loved one you can contact. This can help notify family and provide emotional and legal support. Write everything down. Record the information clearly and accurately. This information is important for immigration lawyers and support organizations to locate and assist the person in custody. Do your best." At the bottom is a small line drawing of two hands grasping each other.
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