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2362 actions of 2775 · updated Nov 3, 2026, 1:21 PM ET
Join us for a monthly engaging and informative discussion about the latest legislative developments at the state level that could impact classrooms and students. These monthly updates are designed specifically for those who want to stay informed or advocate at the state level. Whether you're new to policy conversations or a seasoned advocate, this is a space to learn, ask questions, and connect…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Honesty for Ohio Education
Join us for our a Whistle Kit Party! We will put together whistle kits to help our neighbors. Each kit will have a know-your-rights red cards in English and Spanish, an explanation for the kit, and a whistle to help people draw attention to themselves if they see something they're concerned about.
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Indivisible Washington's 8th District
Join a pop-up protest with Visibility CLT/ICLT this week -- and bring a friend! Good Reminders: Indivisible CLT/Visibility CLT is committed to peaceful, non-violent protesting. We do not engage with those that have opposing views, and we work to de-escalate as situations arise. Please review the guidelines: https://tinyurl.com/ICLTProtestGuide Remember to “SWARM”! Signage – Positive &…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Indivisible Charlotte
Throughout 2025, Equality California Institute conducted message testing to identify tools and framing to empower TGI (Transgender, Gender Non-Conforming, and Intersex) people seeking reproductive justice and sexual health care. Join us for a webinar to walk through the process and findings from this inquiry. -Ask questions about reproductive justice and its importance to the TGI community…
This call is to share awesome Movement Labs updates and other interesting opportunities for our vols, as well as to build community with our amazing volunteer team! Join us for fun team building, don't miss out!
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Movement Labs
Archbald has the largest concentration of proposed data centers in Lackawanna County. We know that hyperscale AI data center development is bad for our people and our community. Join us at the Archbald Borough Council public hearing to say NO to Project Green Mountain. Are you a resident of Archbald or from a neighboring town? Please consider giving public testimony as to why you are against the…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Pennsylvania Stands Up
The first proposed hyperscale AI data center in Bethlehem is on the Planning Commission agenda for Thursday, November 12 at 5 pm at City Hall. We must absolutely pack this meeting to tell the commissioners - NO DATA CENTERS IN BETHLEHEM!!!!!
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Pennsylvania Stands Up
Texas Rising Adopted Doddridge Park! Join Del Mar & TAMUCC Chapters of Texas Rising at the park 2nd Thursday of every month !! Upcoming park clean up days: August 13th from 7 to 8:30 pm September 10th from 6:30 to 8 pm October 8th from 6 to 7:30 pm November 12th from 4 to 5:30 pm December 10th from 4 to 5:30 pm Supplies such as gloves and trash bags will be provided. Please consider weather…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Texas Freedom Network
This a local Indivisible event! Join the GET Banner Drop Team! We go out on Mondays from 7:30 - 9:00 am and Thursdays from 3:15 - 4:45 pm unless it rains or snows. This action includes 10 minutes set-up and breakdown. The overpass is between Old Las Vegas Hwy and Seton Village road, not far from Harry’s Roadhouse. It’s the overpass with the high fence and it’s very easy to find. Park right at…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Indivisible
Hi N2N family! We're excited to invite you to our “Are You Prepared?” Environmental Justice & Community Disaster Preparedness Workshop! Through community dialogue and political education, we'll explore how disasters impact our neighborhoods and how we can organize, respond, and care for one another when it matters most. You'll leave with practical skills, tools, and resources to help prepare…
Join us in Knoxville on Thursday, November 12th, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM for an inspiring community event featuring the lyrical documentary Come On, Boy, highlighting Memphis-based musician Alex da Ponte. The evening will include a screening of the film, an insightful panel discussion exploring themes of personal and artistic transition, and a special performance by Alex. Light refreshments will…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by TAPP Statewide Action Councils
When EIF receives food in bulk, we rely on volunteers to repackage that product into smaller portions for our agencies to give out to individuals and families facing food insecurity. Repacks are a fun activity for both groups and individuals looking to give back to their communities. To ensure our team can prepare effectively for volunteer groups, evening community repacks will no longer operate…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Eastern Illinois Foodbank
WHO: Rogers workers and allies WHAT: Protest outside of Rogers Behavioral Health’s annual ‘Celebrate the Light’ gala WHEN: 5 p.m. Thursday, November 12 WHERE: The Pfister Hotel, 424 East Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee WHY: Workers at two Rogers Behavioral Health clinics in Wisconsin voted overwhelmingly to unionize earlier this year after management doubled their caseloads, stopped offering patients…
CALEB's general meeting is a time for all our members to gather together for strategizing and coordination related to our various public campaigns. It's also an excellent opportunity to learn more about our work and is ideal for anyone curious about CALEB. We spend this time developing our organizing skills and evaluating past public actions. Each meeting features a breakout for our three task…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by CALEB
Join us at our fall lineup of Chapter Meetings for your Capital District Citizen Action chapter. We are meeting on the second Thursday of the next few months for fellowhip and planning of progamming, events, and committees. If you are intereseted in learning how you can be a part of an involved community, these are meetings you want to join. We meet in-person at our office at 94 Central Ave, and…
Source: Mobilize(mobilize.us) · Organised by Citizen Action of New York
While we work hard to elect labor champions up and down the ballot, we know Election Day is unlikely to be the end of this year's electoral struggle. So we're already making plans to protect our wins and our democracy in the wake of this November's elections. Pencil in this special edition of our annual fall town hall now, and make plans to join us virtually November 12 for a briefing on what…
Join us as at the Louisville Metro Council meeting as we urge council members to adopt the Community Commitment. Your presence helps show that our community cares about police reform and wants a police department that is constitutional, transparent and accountable. If you are interested in signing up to speak at the meeting, please email JAshby@aclu-ky.org. We encourage residents, advocates, and…
New Time! In lieu of our monthly community meeting we will be gathering to canvas for Kim Roney For Mayor. Meeting details: When: Sunday, Oct. 11th 1-3pm Where: Tempie Avery Montford Community Center 34 Pearson Dr, Asheville, NC 28801 Register here: forms.gle/arVUH9FHJYTHtvCeA Share with your friends, family and neighbors!
Session 4: The Iceberg Is Right Here Connecting history to our community today, how the past continues to shape the present right where we live. The essence of the Good Trouble Anti-Racism Workshop Series (hereafter referred to as GTAR Workshop Series) is encapsulated in a quote from Congressman John Lewis: "Not the civil rights we inherited-but the civil rights we are building." GTAR Workshop…
In November we'll welcome Megan Peterson and Erin Maye Quade the Executive Director and Senior Advisor, respectively, of Gender Justice to present on "Gender and Authoritarianism" at our monthly meeting. Building off the enthusiasm for our "soup and cake" with the Debate Watch Party, November's meeting will kick off with a potluck STARTING AT 5:00 with the actual meeting beginning at 6:00…
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