Meeting
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.
The Big Idea: As Columbus grows, the urgency to ensure prosperity reaches everyone is rising. Why does generational poverty persist—and what truly drives economic mobility? Join us for a timely conversation on what actually works, from grassroots, faith-based, and mentorship models that spark neighborhood transformation to systemic reforms and policy solutions that scale. In a moment of DEI rollbacks and political polarization, we’ll explore which pathways to opportunity remain open and how leaders can strengthen them.
This session will strengthen Third Actors' understanding of why a strong online community is even more important in these difficult times. Participants will gain skills in the HOW: how to initially build an online community, how to grow relationships and trust, how to engage and celebrate others, how to move away from text-only use, and how to design engaging online meetings. Join us!
Join the Calls for Climate kick-off to hear about key Congressional races around the U.S. and how you can to help elect Congress members who will fight for our communities and hold Trump accountable. No matter where you live, you can play an important role in critical races around the country.
At this kick off call, we’ll discuss our strategy to turn out thousands of voters to flip the House and elect members who hold Trump accountable.
November will be here before we know it — the work to turn out voters and flip the House starts now!
his event aims to educate clergy/laity of Ohio Council of Churches congregations and Columbus area African American churches/community members about the main purposes and implications of the Christian Nationalism movement. Special presentation by Rev. Dr. Kerri Parker, Executive Director, Wisconsin Council of Churches.
Keynote Address, Rev. Dr. Eugene Ginson, Senior Pastor, Mt. Olivet Baptist Church.
Registration: $10.
Thursday, April 30, 2026, 7:00 – 8:30 PM. Civil Rights and Civil Wrongs: The Fight for Freedom and Democracy in Ohio.
Please join us for the next Clio Society lecture, in partnership with the Ohio History Connection, featuring Hasan Jeffries with a reception and hors d'oeuvres starting at 6:00pm and the lecture starting at 7:00 PM. Sponsored by the Ohio History Connection and the Ohio State University Department of History Clio Society.
Epstein Justice is holding its monthly webinar Tuesday night April 28 at 8:00 PM EST.
The webinar will delve into Epstein’s sordid connections to the CIA.
Whether you’re an Epstein maven or novice, the webinar will be revelatory.
Please click on the link and join us on Tuesday night!
https://epsteinjustice.com/monthlywebinar