Meeting
PEOPLE POWERED
Join us Wednesday 5/27 at 7:00 PM to learn what ballot initiatives are, how they’re critical to our democracy, and why they're being threatened.
We’ll be joined by our friends from Ohio Ballot Protection and other coalition partners who have common sense petitions currently in circulation to move us toward the Ohio we want to become.
Learn more about the following petitions: Equal Rights, Right to Marry, Banning Mega Data Centers, and Qualified Immunity.
Meet and speak one-on-one with Columbus City Councilmembers and city department leadership!
Join your Columbus City Council for an evening of conversation! Council members will be present along with City of Columbus Department representatives, to speak one on one with you.
More information and registration here.
The Billionaires Have Two Parties, We Need One of Our Own summarizes recent survey data to argue that a majority of voters in four industrial states support bold policies intended to curb corporate power, ensure the wealthy pay their fair share of taxes, and improve the job prospects and standards of living for the millions of Americans who depend on their labor, not their investments, to support themselves.
A lot of people have been reaching out lately looking for ways to get involved, meet others who care about these issues, and better understand what’s happening across Ohio. We wanted to create a space for exactly that!
Buckeye Environmental Network is hosting a statewide onboarding virtual call where organizers and community members will share what’s happening on the ground around injection wells, brine spreading, petrochemicals, pyrolysis, and data centers.
Join the Ohio Environmental Council for our next Action Briefing, a virtual event for OEC members to learn about the policies we are advancing and the actions you can take to make a difference.
This program will examine data centers, what their accelerated growth means for Ohio, and what tools are available to empower communities.
Hear from OEC’s Vice President of Government Affairs Spencer Dirrig for a discussion on:
Understanding what data centers are and their environmental impacts
The Callais Decision: The impact on voting rights in America's Multiracial Democracy
Tuesday, May 12, 2026 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM ET
Join us to discuss learn the basics of what the Callais decision means for Voting Rights and what are the practical steps we can take to make change and support our multiracial democracy.
Our Moderator:
Ainslee Johnson-Brown, co-founder, Ohioans Against Extremism
Our Panelists:
War is not sustained by weapons, institutions, and policy alone. It is also sustained through culture: through the stories, images, symbols, language, music, memory, and performances that can make war seem normal, necessary, or heroic.
These same cultural forms can also challenge militarism, strengthen movements for peace, and make alternatives to war visible.
We hope you’ll join us for a powerful virtual conversation on Tuesday, May 19, at 7 pm ET / 4 pm PT with Billy Clarke of the GIFFORDS Law Center. We will explore Second Amendment Law and how it directs our efforts to save lives!
We hope to see you there—and we hope you’ll walk away with renewed strength, solidarity, and tools for advocating in your community.
Property Tax Town Hall
Navigating property taxes can be complex and confusing.
Join the Eastside Parents United for Public Schools Chapter for an informative Town Hall session dedicated to breaking down the numbers and understanding the local impact on our schools, public safety, community resources, and YOU.
Pre-Reception (5:30 PM)
We are hosting a limited-capacity Pre-Reception for advocacy leaders and early registrants.
Mark your calendars and join us for our next virtual meeting.