Meeting
The Columbus Communiy Abolition Collective (CCAC) is a reading- and discussion-based study group on abolition. For our Fall 2026 Session, we will focus on community-based knowledge of abolition.
Parsons Branch Library Meeting Room 2
Our August session we will commemorate “Black August” by engaging Chapter 7 of The Black Antifascist Tradition by Jeanelle K. Hope and Bill V. Mullen. This chapter provides a historical overview of “Abolitionist Antifascism.” Hope and Mullen highlight how generations of black activist groups have challenged the prison system.
Simply Living will hold a meeting of its Bioregional Study Group on Thursday, July 16th at 6 pm at the Columbus Public Library’s Whetstone Branch, 3909 North Hight Street, Columbus, Ohio 43214.
The meeting will feature a presentation by Aryeh Alex, Sustainability Manager for the City of Columbus Department of Public Service and Executive Director of Keep Columbus Beautiful.
The event is free and open to everyone with an interest in bioregionalism! Registration is requested so we know how many to expect.
We, the People: A Multi-faith Call to Consciousness is an invitation to help shape a shared vision for the world we do not yet have—one where all humanity and all creation can thrive. This project brings people of faith together to name this moment and give voice to what comes next.
At our July Campaign Briefing, we’ll discuss the latest developments in the campaign to shut down Line 5.
We remain in "decision watch” mode, eagerly awaiting the big permitting decisions and the final ruling from the Michigan Supreme Court on two cases related to Enbridge’s proposed Line 5 oil tunnel in the Great Lakes.
When ICE surges in your community, do you know what to do? Join Indivisible for the first call in our Immigrant Justice Summer training series, where we’ll give you a concrete three-step blueprint for mounting a safe, hyper-local, immigrant-aligned response.
On this one-hour national training call, you will:
Get an overview of the three key steps: getting aligned with immigrant-led organizations in your community, making a plan for your role in the response, and tools for growing your circle of neighbors ready to act.
Grab a coffee, talk politics, and discuss the latest edition of the Workers' Voice newspaper!
How Ohio’s Medicaid Squeeze Could Impact Families
Lunch is served - 11:30 am
Forum begins - 12:00 pm
In PersonMembers: $35 ($30 Early Bird until week prior)
Guests: $60
Members: In Room (NO LUNCH): $25
Guests: In Room (NO LUNCH): $30
Members: Reserved Table for 8: $350
Livestream - Free
Livestream is free and open to anyone, but we appreciate viewers purchasing a “virtual seat” to help us continue our mission
Several anti-LGBTQ+ laws have gone into place over the past two years that impact students, teachers, and school communities. These laws, HB 8—Ohio's Don't Say Gay bill and SB 104—the school trans bathroom ban bill, require all 611 school districts to create and implement new policies, but there is little transparency around how those policies are being enforced or how they are affecting students, educators, and families across different communities.