Vancouver Workers Assembly

ALT A crowd gathers in Oppenheimer Park to prepare for the Housing 4 All march & rally. A large banner reads (in all caps) “HOUSING IS A HUMAN RIGHT!” There is also a nice dog wearing a rain poncho which is cute as hell.

ALT Attendees march along E Hastings St, carrying banners & umbrellas. Photo taken from behind, showing people’s backs.

ALT A close-up photo of a handmade banner with text in the middle and cartoon images on the left & right side. The text appears in four rows & reads: “cupe 1004 workers vancouver police department THE STREETS ARE WATCHING” On the left side is a cartoon of a mean-looking bulldog wearing a safety vest & holding a pitchfork (intended to depict a caricature of a city worker). On the right side is a cartoon of a mean-looking boar (pig) in a cop uniform, wearing a ‘VPD’ hat & holding a baseball bat.

ALT We at Vancouver Worker’s Assembly stand in solidarity with the victims of the Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy and grieve alongside the Filipino community. This day was meant to celebrate the resilience and culture of Filipino people—a time of unity, not unimaginable loss. In the wake of this tragedy, we were moved to see the community come together to mourn, to hold one another, and to honor those who were killed or injured. Our deepest condolences go out to all affected. As we navigate this painful time of grief and unanswered questions, we urge everyone to lean on each other for support. No one should have to process this alone. For those in need, please reach out to the resources linked in our bio. We remain united as a community, committed to seeking justice for the victims of this senseless act. To support those impacted, consider donating to the GoFundMe campaigns for funeral and treatment costs. Sa mga kababayan, nasa isip at sa puso namin kayong lahat palagi.