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Meeting

Our speaker will be Jawhara Qutiefan of the Ohio Legislative Strategy Group and Ohio Statewide Divest Coalition. 

Ohio lawmakers are moving quickly on SB 87, a bill that would attach the IHRA definition of antisemitism to Ohio’s ethnic intimidation statute. This definition was never meant to be legally binding and is vague and political, blurring the line between antisemitism and criticism of Israel. Because ethnic intimidation is a felony, SB 87 creates a real risk that protected speech including criticism of the Israeli government could be treated as criminal conduct.

Join CRIS for an evening of reflection, hope, and action. Come hear the latest on immigration and refugee resettlement as we spotlight the people and partnerships that continue to make welcome possible in our community. We will look honestly at the moment we are in and the actions we can take to make it better. Whether you are a long-time friend of CRIS or new to our work and mission, please join us!

No ticket or RSVP is required. This is a drop-in event, so stop by anytime between 5:30-7:30 PM.

Join this Columbus, Ohio in person training from States at the Core on effectively protecting your neighborhoods from federal enforcement incursions. ICE Watch and other rapid response tactics are key strategies being used by people across the country to protect their communities against aggressive activity from federal law enforcement agencies like ICE and Border Patrol. Whether or not you are part of an established community response network, this training will share important skills for building neighborhood resilience, documenting ICE activity, and supporting neighbors.

On February 23, Evict Private Equity will again ask Council City Council to consider an ordinance limiting the number of single-family homes private equity firms and institutional investors can own in our city.

Institutional investors are buying up homes, driving up prices, and making it harder for Columbus families to afford to live here.

We need you there.

City Council needs to see that residents want Columbus homes to belong to Columbus family, not out-of-state corporations.