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We are excited to welcome Mr Tom Dillard to share with is at the upcoming NEAC Community Engagement Meeting Thursday October 1st about The Civil Rights Movement here on the east side of Columbus.
Our communities are built on stories, history, culture, and the voices of the people who came before us, and the people shaping what comes next.
Join CAIR-Ohio for The Big Table Conversation - an opportunity to come together, build community, and have meaningful conversations about our rights, belonging, dignity, and our shared humanity. At a time when it is important for communities to know their rights and understand the issues affecting them, we want to create a space for open conversation, connection and learning.
Location: CAIR-Ohio Columbus Office, 4985 Cemetery Rd., Hilliard, Oh.
Imali J. Abala, originally from Kenya, came to the United States as an immigrant in 1983 to attend Wilmington College. Following her graduation, she enrolled in graduate school at Ohio State University from 1987 – 1992 where she earned MAs in Black Studies and English and a PhD in English. Imali has been a professor at Ohio Dominican University since 1992.
Join us every Sunday as we discuss how we combat authoritarianism and make the world a safer and more caring place with progressive candidates, policies, and solidarity. You'll leave energized, organized, and definitely more hopeful.
MAGA and Trump’s support is collapsing. Polling indicates this is the most unpopular midterm presidency since 1990.
With only five weeks to go before the final votes are cast in the 2026 election, join our Town Hall today to gear up for the road ahead.
We are honored to have @614icewatch guest facilitating our October session! Join us for a conversation about ICE, community response, and supporting immigrant communities in Columbus. We will be discussing community guides from Twin Cities Rapid Response and Siembra NC/Defend and Recruit to think about how they relate to community responses in Ohio. At Columbus Metropolitan Library Parsons Branch (Meeting Room 3) on Wednesday, October 7th from 6-7:30pm
Please consider joining us on September 26 for an online discussion about gentrification and reparations. We’ll dive into the history of Columbus, Ohio, and explore the national fight for reparations. Then, we’ll zoom in on local Black neighborhoods and discuss how we can win the fight for reparations and take control of our own communities.
Join us as we share good news about campaigns and candidates we can easily get involved with that will turn US politics around for a safer, more peaceful, more prosperous, and more generally-progressive world for us all.
Early voting for the November election has already started in multiple states. The same is true for vote by mail ballots getting mailed. So this vital election is happening right now.
Join Catherine Turcer and the Common Cause Ohio team to catch up on what's been going on in Ohio and further afield. Grab your morning beverage and join the (virtual) conversation!
The construction of data centers around the country is leading to ecological damage and skyrocketing electricity costs, causing grassroots coalitions to take a stand and in some states, win moratoriums on new construction. But, for unionized workers in the trades, data centers have led to new contracts and renewed investments in apprenticeships.
Join us for a call where we'll hear the perspectives of anti-data center organizers and rank-and-file union workers about how socialist unionists should orient to the data center boom.