Solano Unity Network

Community! We have some announcements. We are shifting in a few ways as a result of life in the capitalist machine. We are not going ANYWHERE nor will we EVER stop doing the work that we do. But some shifts are happening to protect the sustainability and interdependence of this work. We look forward to the way the network will grow and strengthen as a result of these shifts and can’t wait to connect with you at our re-instated monthly Sunday meetings

We value decentralized and transparent organizing and the more people we have involved the more we can live that value and strengthen this network of Solano County radicals and people of consciousness. Consider joining our first monthly meeting on Sunday, July 5th 6pm to discuss more what this work will entail going forward!

Fire Officer Camacho

Bahahahahahaha! Zionist Racist can’t take accountability to save her life Cat Moy has stepped down as Mayor of Fairfield Ca.

YOU are sincerely invited to attend NOICE FEST!
We are gonna throw a block party with vendors, musical entertainment, dance performances, and other events in order to bring the community together and raise money for CHIRLA and the Autonomous Gallery! CHIRLA is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to help displaced persons get the help they need in their time of need. Autonomous gallery is a local art collective that has been so vital in their effort to inform and benefit their community about local happenings, including hosting medic trainings and meetings for community discussions. .gallery

The students at Fairfield High deserve to feel safe. They asked us to post this petition. Please support our youth and sign the petition.

This happened at Fairfield High School tonight as the graduates left.

We honor Sean Monterrosa in everything we do. From the food we plant to the victims of police brutality and murder we scream names for, we honor Sean.

Sending love to the family and friends today and solidarity everyday

RP Six years since Sean was taken from us. Six years of missing his laugh, his presence, and all the moments we should have shared together.

Anniversaries like this are never easy. They remind us not only of what was taken from our family, but also of the incredible person Sean was and continues to be in the hearts of so many people.

Over the last six years, we have learned that grief is love. The ache of missing Sean exists because of how deeply we loved him and how much he meant to our family, our friends, and our community.

While we wish Sean were here with us, we remain committed to honoring the life he lived. His legacy lives on in every family that has found support, every young person who has been encouraged to keep going, every act of community care, and every person who continues to speak his name.

Our faith has carried us through the hardest moments of this journey. When we felt broken, exhausted, or uncertain, God sustained us. Our community has reminded us time and time again that we do not walk this path alone.

We did not choose this journey, but we believe we have been called to it. To love harder. To show up for others. To stand alongside impacted families. To continue building the kind of world Sean deserved to live in.

Today we remember Sean not only for what was done to him, but for who he was, a beloved son, brother, grandson, nephew, friend, and community member whose life continues to impact so many.

We love you. We miss you. We carry you with us every day.

❤️🕊️

Vacaville and Fairfield