Protest/Rally

Friday, November 11, 4-6pm, OSU Oval [near the Thompson statue]

An open racist, sexist, and chauvinist has been elected as President of the United States.

To resist Trump and the emboldened right-wing in this country, we need to organize, unite and fight. The struggle against Trumpism and the forces it has unleashed must begin now.

Bring signs, political banners, and your anger.

Hosted by Reclaim OSU.

Friday, October 28, 12noon, beginning at the intersection of N. High St. and Goodale St.

Monday, September 26, 4:30-6:30pm, Columbus City Hall, 90 W. Broad St.

Please, join us at City Hall to demand justice for Ty’re King and Henry Green and safety for our city’s children!

The killing of children and unsafe conditions for black and brown youth in our city demand urgent and immediate action!

We must demand that our City Council pass public policy that prioritizes community safety!

Thursday, October 6 to Saturday, October 8, several locations in Columbus

As the Wendy’s Boycott swells with growing support, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers [CIW] is ready to go “Behind the Braids” and take the truth behind Wendy’s façade of social responsibility on the road this fall!

Thursday, October 6 to Saturday, October 8, several locations in Columbus

As the Wendy’s Boycott swells with growing support, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers [CIW] is ready to go “Behind the Braids” and take the truth behind Wendy’s façade of social responsibility on the road this fall!

Thursday, October 6 to Saturday, October 8, several locations in Columbus

As the Wendy’s Boycott swells with growing support, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers [CIW] is ready to go “Behind the Braids” and take the truth behind Wendy’s façade of social responsibility on the road this fall!

Saturday, October 8, 1-3pm, Ohio Statehouse

This event will be taking place on the fifth anniversary of Occupy Wall Street; we will meet on the sidewalk along High Street in front of the Statehouse.

Note: the time of this event might change if it ends up conflicting with today’s OSU home football game [the time of which has not yet been set].

Thursday, September 15, 6pm, 18th Ave. and E. Broad St.

We have coordinated with the family and their attorney to host a peaceful vigil to honor the life of Tyre King, whose senseless death is being felt across our community and the country.

Hosted by People's Justice Project.

Thursday, September 15, 5pm, OSU South Oval, between 1739 N. High St. and 253 W. 12th Ave.

A 13-year-old black boy was killed last night by cops in our city. The Columbus Police Department has refused to release the name of the police officer involved; and this murder follows two other murders of black folk in this city by our police force.

Despite its size, Columbus notably has one of the highest rates of officer-involved-shootings in the nation. Under no circumstances is this acceptable. Cops cannot play judge, jury, and executioner. No child deserves to die like this.

Saturday, September 3, 9am, Franklin Park Conservatory, 1777 E. Broad St.

We will be walking in solidarity to stop the violence! This will be a peaceful march! People from all walks of life, please join us!