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Can’t make it to Chicago for the Socialism Conference? Check out our live-stream schedule, and RSVP to attend virtually!

Socialism 2026 is a four-day conference bringing together thousands of socialists and radical activists from around the country to take part in discussions about social movements, abolition, Marxism, decolonization, working-class history, and the debates and strategies for organizing today.

Can’t make it to Chicago for the Socialism Conference? Check out our live-stream schedule, and RSVP to attend virtually!

Socialism 2026 is a four-day conference bringing together thousands of socialists and radical activists from around the country to take part in discussions about social movements, abolition, Marxism, decolonization, working-class history, and the debates and strategies for organizing today.

Why the hell is everything so expensive?! Join us this Saturday to dive into the why!

Working people across Columbus can’t afford rent, utilities, gas, and groceries more and more- but it’s not our fault. The billionaire class is raking in historic profits, yet we’re getting squeezed tighter and tighter. Join us this Saturday, Sept. 5th, to dive into the affordability crisis.

We're hosting our first BIG TABLE discussion in collaboration with the Columbus Foundation.

Our topic? What Do We Need From Each Other? Work, Dignity & Dreams

Mark you calendars and save the date for Tues September 29 from 6-8, located downtown.

Refreshments will be provided. RSVP to come!
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Reserva la Fecha

Estamos organizando nuestra primera discusión de la GRAN MESA, en colaboración con la Fundación Columbus.

¿Nuestro tema? ¿Qué Necesitamos los Unos de los Otros? Trabajo, Dignidad y Sueños

Join Honesty organizers and grassroots education leaders from districts all across Ohio for our kickoff meeting on Tuesday, September 1 @ 7-8 PM. This is the first monthly meeting for the new 2026-2027 school year.

This meeting is for both new and veteran education advocates—new advocates will get the same new information but also go through a brief orientation to get caught up with the veterans.

Ohio’s elections are safe and secure because hundreds of everyday Ohioans work to protect it. From our county boards of elections all the way up to certifying the ballots cast with our Secretary of State. Join Laura Mullen, Ohio Program Director and Maria Bruno, Director of Ohioans Against Extremism, as we discuss the basics of what Election protection has looked like in past and what we can do to ensure this safety in the future. What's at stake and where do everyday voters like you fit into this process.

A training for white people to build skills, commitment and practice to take action against racism.The sessions will be held one Sat a month from 12-2:30pm. The first three sessions will take place in person on the following Saturdays:

September 19, October 17, November 14

12-2:30pm

Lunch will be provided

Once a month we will come together to deepen our understanding of our own stakes within racial justice and collective liberation. We’ll also build relationships and community with others in racial justice movements.

A training for white people to build skills, commitment and practice to take action against racism.The sessions will be held one Sat a month from 12-2:30pm. The first three sessions will take place in person on the following Saturdays:

September 19, October 17, November 14

12-2:30pm

Lunch will be provided

Once a month we will come together to deepen our understanding of our own stakes within racial justice and collective liberation. We’ll also build relationships and community with others in racial justice movements.

While it may not be driving headlines, book banning isn't fading in America — it's evolving. It might surprise you to learn that in 2025, the American Library Association documented the second highest level of book censorship attempts ever, and a record share of challenges are now resulting in books actually being pulled from shelves or restricted. Want to know what's really happening in our libraries and who's targeting books now?