Meeting
Ohio is starving its schools to feed the war machine!
Join us here on the @noap.ohio account on October 22nd to hear how and ask questions of Taylor Barnes with InkStick Media.
NOAP is a statewide & locally driven grassroots effort against Anduril’s plan to manufacture AI weapons near Rickenbacker Airport in South Central OH
Join us for our next CCAC study session with guest facilitators @blackmenbuild614
On Nov 4th from 6-7:30pm at the Columbus Metropolitan Library (Parsons Branch, meeting room 3).
For this session, we will discuss lessons from the Black power movement as well as Black Men Build’s own anti-racist organizing work here in Ohio.
Sign up on abolitioncbus.org!
Congo Week 2026! Join us for a global week of action in solidarity with Congo.
Join PACCO, AAPRP Ohio, and AYL at OSU for a free screening and discussion of Lumumba (2000), a biographical film about the political rise, betrayal, and assassination of Congolese leader and great son of Africa, Patrice Lumumba.
Then join PACCO, AAPRP Ohio, and SJP at OSU on October 24 for a virtual teach-in discussion to learn more about mineral exploitation in Congo and tech g*nocide. Use the QR code or link in our bio to register.
Free Congo! Break the Silence!
We've heard you and we know the superintendent and school board has, too!
Register via Zoom at https://bit.ly/CEJCMEETINGS2627
Columbus students & families and CCS staff deserve a voice in what happens to our schools.
The state and federal government continue to underfund our schools. At the same time, our community deserves more than a knee jerk reaction from it's school leaders!
Strong Columbus communities are NOT built by closing schools!
Part two of the 'Us & Them' series is happening next Thursday, October 22nd! This discussion series serves the purpose of bringing understanding and context to the ethos of PJP as an organization.
Visit ohiopjp.org/events to sign up!
We've got a book club, and we're meeting a week from today!
We’re reading the Pulitzer Prize–winning There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America by Brian Goldstone. We’ll meet to talk about it on Wednesday, October 21 at 7:00 PM in Meeting Room 1A at the Columbus Main Library.
From the publisher: "Through the unforgettable stories of five Atlanta families, this landmark work of journalism exposes a new and troubling trend—the dramatic rise of the ‘working homeless’ in cities across America."
Ways to get the book:
This year's William Hammond Lecture on the American Tradition will feature David J. Puglia, folklorist and author of North American Monsters: A Contemporary Legend Casebook.
Weekly reading and discussion group on feminism from a socialist perspective.
Speaker: Nancy Treviño, campaign manager at Stop the Money Pipeline and lead organizer of the Investigate DOGE campaign will join us.
Here's the Zoom meeting link for the October 8 meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82588063543
Here’s the passcode:
668287
Join our Central Ohio Chapter in-person at Columbus Main Library Meeting Room 2B or on Zoom (RSVP for the link). We'll be talking about ways to engage potential supporters in and around Columbus -- including by identifying events or locations to canvass, connecting with groups to set up speaking gigs, and other ideas for outreach or relational organizing.
After the meeting, we'll go out together for food and drinks!
Can you RSVP below to join us?