Meeting
Return of the Premier Black Newspaper!
Join us July 23 for The Call & Post Story—history, insiders, youth voices & open mic.
Location: 1890 E. Main St. Columbus.
Free.
More information and reserve a space here.
July 4th, 2026 marks the one-year anniversary of President Trump signing into law the largest cuts to Medicaid in the program’s history with the passage of HR1.
As we reach the one-year anniversary, attend this town hall to hear stories from medical professionals, patients, and health care advocates on the harm Medicaid cuts have caused.
Senators Husted and Moreno and Representative Mike Carey have been invited - join us with your questions and personal stories to make sure they hear loud and clear how their vote to cut Medicaid is impacting their constituents.
With new Ohio laws and threats from DC, access to the ballot is increasingly under attack in Ohio. Join Common Cause Ohio, Indivisible Central Ohio, and other local pro-voter organizations for a training where you will learn: - How to check that you & your friends & family are registered to vote - What has changed for vote-by-mail - How to register and update your friends to make sure they are ready in November - How you can sign up to protect elections and support voters in your neighborhood!
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.