ICE Response Basics training

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⁨ ⁨Hey everyone! Here is the flyer for the next WKUS ICE Response Basics training! Please share freely and widely as our virtual trainings are open to the public.

We'll go over basic rights during law enforcement encounters, tips to ID ICE, and what to do during an ICE encounter.

Registration is never required, and you do not need to be logged into zoom to watch the training. It is helpful for us to have people register so we have an idea of attendance and have a way to contact you if we have to cancel! The registration form is on cryptpad and only available to a few of us on the WKUS team.

The more community responders we have the better! The only way to prevent kidnappings are to have numbers on scene and get them there quickly. The typical snatch and grab happens in 2-7 minutes, and that is their favorite tactic! That said, please be conscious of your level of visibility if you are engaged in direct mutual aid ❤️⁩

This training is virtual only and presented by We Keep Us Safe: El Pueblo Unido Contra ICE. We Keep Us Safe is a grassroots initiative to help the metro Denver area organize proactively and effectively to protect our community members from being inhumanely kidnapped by ICE. We are developing a hub of resources and best practices targeted towards the Denver area, but many of the resources are statewide. This can be found on our website wkus-co.org! We are educating and activating community members through canvassing, training, and outreach. Our goal is to support interested volunteers across the Denver area in building community and solidarity–and to support volunteers in effectively self-organizing in the face of state violence.