Protest/Rally

Thursday, January 26, 12noon, Chase Bank [Broad St. Downtown], 100 E. Broad St.

Divest your money from the Dakota Access Pipeline!

With Trump as president, the fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline [DAPL] is not over. There will be a rally in front of Chase Bank, 100 E. Broad St., asking their patrons to divest their money from the institutions that stand to profit from the pipeline.

If you bank with Chase, divest now!

Friday, January 20, 3:30-5pm, Bicentennial Park, 233 Civic Center Dr.

Help #disruptJ20 by demonstrating that the people of Columbus will not stand for local officials nor the President of this country continuing to militarize police forces.

Friday, January 20, 11:30am-1:30pm, OSU Oval

Join us on the OSU Oval at 11:30am on Inauguration Day, Friday, January 20, to stand strong against Donald Trump’s racist, sexist, anti-immigrant agenda.

Students and non-students alike are welcome!

Donald Trump and the Republican Party are preparing to unleash a storm of attacks on women, immigrants, the Muslim community, LGBTQ people, workers, and the environment. We must stand together in solidarity against Trump’s attempts to divide us!

Sunday, January 15, 1-4pm; gathering on Washington Blvd. [near COSI] between W. Broad St. and W. Town St.; marching to the Ohio Statehouse

Saturday, January 21, 10am, beginning at the intersection of Independence Ave. and Third St. SW [near the U.S. Capitol] in Washington, DC

Monday, January 9, 10am-12:15pm, Trinity Episcopal Church on Capitol Square, 125 E. Broad St.; and U.S. Senator Rob Portman’s office, 37 W. Broad St., Ste. 300

This rally in Columbus will join nationwide protests against Trump’s “Climate Denial Cabinet” and will call on U.S. Senator Rob Portman to vote against Trump’s “fossil fuel industry” appointees; in addition, this rally will recognize and address other justice and economic issues in Ohio.

Friday, January 20, different times and locations in Central Ohio

Join the call to action asking that organizations, groups, families, or friends take public action on Inauguration Day, January 20, 2017, to send a clear message that we are not in alignment with the new President.

It will take all of us, using all of our skills, abilities, connections, knowledge and insight, to build a city that keeps each other safe, stands for justice for all, and fights back against hate and oppression. We are calling for a full day of rolling actions and events.

Thursday, December 8, 2-4pm, Schottenstein Center, 555 Borror Dr. [northwest of the intersection of W. Lane Ave. and Olentangy River Rd.]

Donald Trump will be meeting privately with victims of last Monday’s campus attack this Thursday at the Schottenstein Center. Let’s gather to protest his presence and show that Donald Trump is not welcome in our state let alone so close to campus.

We reject the exploitation of a tragic event on our campus and the disrespect of our fellow students’ pain for Trump’s racist political purposes.

Tuesday, November 29, 5:30-8pm, Goodale Park, 120 W. Goodale St.; and Ohio Statehouse

We will first convene at 5:30pm at the gazebo in Goodale Park’s northeast corner, near the intersection of Buttles Ave. and Park St., near the pond with the elephants. There will be a speaker and a gathering of people.

Parking options are being compiled and will be shared on social media prior to the event. There will be minimal opening remarks before marching to High St.; a rally will be held at the Statehouse with a brief list of speakers and a presentation of declarations and demands.

Tuesday, November 15, 3-5pm, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 5905 Lewis Center Rd., Lewis Center, Ohio

Join us Tuesday [November 15] in front of the Lewis Center office of the Army Corps of Engineers. We will demand that the U.S. government and the Army Corps of Engineers reject the Dakota Access Pipeline.

We will have a few signs, but, if you can, make a sign to bring and brandish.

We will stand with our signs until close to dark.