M.O.V.E. To Host Public Meeting & Walkathon
M.O.V.E. Bermuda invites the public to attend a meeting at 6pm on Thursday [April 6] to “discuss matters of grave concern to our community, as well as the upcoming Walkathon for Health in Aid of the December 2, 2016 Legal Defense Fund”.
The meeting will be held at the Emmanuel Baptist Church on Dundonald Street.
The organisation, which describes itself as a ”grassroots organization of concerned citizens who are advocates for justice” said it will host the Walkathon on Tuesday, 11th April at 6:00am, with walkers set to leave the Town Square in St. George’s and Warren Simmons’ Field in Somerset and head for Union Square in Hamilton.
Walkers are asked to arrive on time, wear comfortable clothing and bring their own water supply. Persons requiring additional information may contact Peggy at 297-1624 or nanapeggy@livenet.bm and Jan at 537-3037 or lady_j_bda@hotmail.com.
The Kiwanis Club of Hamilton [Registered Charity No. 119] has provided written confirmation that they will serve as M.O.V.E.’s “official sponsor” for the Walkathon.
Wow… just lost ALL respect for the Kiwanis Club. They will no longer get my donations
Kiwanis club can count on me from now on to NEVER give them another dime!
What does M.O.V.E. stand for? Would it make sense for them to join the peoples campaign? Pool their resources in this battle against evil.
What do the letters M.O.V.E. stand for?
No money for legal defenses, so the BIU is going to try and get charities to sponsor another made up community activist group tied to the PLP and the Union.
Shame on Kiwanis. You are supposed to be non political.
Hayward, Tweed and Furbert, in addition to a few others, have been charged, yet David Burt, the man who publicly called for persons to attend and protest, remains without charges against him? Wow! Says plenty Mr. DPP!
Economic sanctions applied against your political enemies is a weapon Bermudians should consider using in their defense; especially since the Kiwanis club is another predominant black institution that has come under attack right along with the black church; the trade union movement leadership; the political leadership and Bermudians generally with this government’s anti-Bermudian policies.