Community
Monday, January 22, 5pm, this on-line event requires advance registration
Join our weekly coalition-building meetings on defending democracy and protecting the climate. Hear from special guests focusing on grassroots activism. Please invite your friends!
RSVP for this event by using this link.
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYqfuygpjIiHtc20uIOxdeqYRiAic…
Sunday, January 21, 7pm, this on-line event requires advance registration
You must watch the film on your own before the event.
Link to the film is in the below information.
Sunday, January 21, 2:30pm, The Magical Druid, 2887 N. High St.
Monthly Meetup.
Hosted by The Magical Druid.
Sunday, January 21, 1-4pm, Seventh Son Brewing [upstairs event space], 1101 N. Fourth St.
• Do you want to become more involved in ComFest?
• Do you have some ideas about making ComFest even better?
• Do you have questions about year-round planning for ComFest?
You’re invited to a special ComFest planning meet-up! All volunteer and community-focused for over 50 years, ComFest is stronger with your participation.
Saturday, January 20, 2pm, Hey Hey Bar and Grill, 361 E. Whittier St.
Come meet fellow Urbanists and chat about transit, zoning, development, and other issues! Are you someone who is excited about urban sustainability and wants to see Columbus continue to grow into a thriving major city? Do you think we need to build more housing and invest in less car-centric transportation infrastructure? Come out and meet like-minded people! Join us for a meetup in partnership with UrbanOhio.com! The first round of drinks will be on us!
Saturday, January 20, 1-5pm, Fawcett Center, 2400 Olentangy River Rd.
Saturday, January 20, 10-11:30am, Columbus Metropolitan Library [Parsons Branch] [Rm. 3], 1113 Parsons Ave. [this event will also be occurring via Zoom]
We look forward to continued action and progress toward passage of a price on carbon! Feel free to reach out to us anytime if you’ve got ideas, questions, or want to get more involved.
Friday, January 19, 11:15-12:45pm, Thompson Library Rm. 165, 1858 Neil Ave.
In the twenty-first century, nations as diverse as Russia, India, Poland, and Turkey have seen a revival of religious politics, and many religious movements in other countries have proved similarly resilient. A new generation of political theologians passionately reformulate ancient religious doctrines to revolutionize modern political life. They insist that states recognize the true religion, and they reject modern liberal ideals of universal religious freedom and church-state separation.
Thursday, January 18, 6pm, this on-line event requires advance registration
Thursday, January 18, 12noon-1:30pm, Kirwan Institute, Conference Room 101, 33 W. 11th Ave. [this event will also be occurring via Zoom]
Part 1. Using Kamala Harris as a case study, this project discusses the role of misogynoir in fueling misinformation and disinformation in digital spaces.
Part 2. Drawing from the case of Kamala Harris and other mixed-race politicians, this presentation proposes that we move beyond descriptive representatives and toward identity representatives.
Panelists