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Knowledge is Power is an inclusive and accessible group of progressive learners who are working to educate ourselves about the issues facing us today. From Central Ohio politics to climate change, we are arming ourselves with knowledge to actively work to better our world.

YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN US! We meet monthly in Central Ohio to discuss a topic chosen by the group members. We offer multiple ways to access materials for each topic, from books and articles to podcasts and documentaries– because everyone learns best in different ways!

The Big Darby Accord—Central Ohio's long-standing agreement to protect one of the region's most biologically diverse watersheds—was reopened this year in response to growing development pressures. The updated Accord has just been released, and this is a vitally important moment for community members to understand what's affected and how to engage. 

The Big Darby Accord—Central Ohio’s long-standing agreement to protect one of the region’s most biologically diverse watersheds—was reopened this year in response to growing development pressures. A draft version of the updated Accord has been released, marking a vitally important moment for community members to understand what has been affected and how to engage.

The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) is conducting a Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) on the production of nuclear bomb cores, called plutonium pits. The United States has not produced plutonium pits on a large scale since 1989, raising concerns about the impact of this production on the environment and human health.

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 conversation!

recap December and explore our collective efforts in the new year. We’ll also discuss what comes next after Gov. DeWine signed Senate Bill 293, the latest changes to Ohio’s voting law, and what may be on lawmakers’ radar when they come back to the Statehouse in February.

Grab some coffee or tea and let’s talk about how we can step up for Ohio’s democracy in 2026.  

Author Trudy Krisher will present her book and share her experience of the Woman's March. Attendees will enjoy snacks, art activities, and games followed by making signage (or bringing their own) and marching down Grandview Ave.

The chaos out of the White House is meant to overwhelm us. Our antidote is community. Join Indivisible co-founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin every Thursday to break down the week’s biggest political stories, answer your questions, and map out strategies for taking action.

This is people-powered politics in real time. Questions can be submitted via the Q&A function during the live event.

Real talk. Real people. Real action. That's the plan.