Protest/Rally

Saturday, March 27, 1pm, Amazon Hub Locker+ (Columbus), 2114 N. High St.

Join us in showing solidarity with workers in Bessemer, Alabama, who are organizing to form a union. They are up against a massive anti-union campaign that is being pushed by Amazon.

Let’s go all out to support winning a union in Alabama, and to laying the groundwork for unionizing Amazon workplaces everywhere!

Hosted by Columbus Socialist Alternative.

Saturday, March 20, 1pm, 641 E. Kossuth St.

A developer is trying to build several expensive homes in the South Orchards neighborhood, ranging from $250,000-$350,000, on land where a community garden currently sits.

On top of taking away valued community green space, expensive developments like this lead to gentrification through increased housing costs on current residents. To make matters worse, the developer announced that he would be applying for tax abatements — meaning that any benefits from these homes, like increased funding towards schools, would be lost.

Saturday, March 20, 10am, this on-line event requires advance registration

Starting on January 20, as Biden takes office, we are letting him know:

The “Vote Trump Out” campaign always had a second part to it — “Then Challenge Biden.” We are now fulfilling that commitment by organizing throughout the United States for a truly progressive agenda. You’re invited to join with RootsAction and Our Revolution Ohio to push back against the destructive forces of corporate power, racial injustice, extreme income inequality, environmental assault, and the military-industrial complex.

Friday, March 19, 1-3pm, Ohio Statehouse

On March 19, climate activists around the world are taking to the street to demand immediate action on climate change. For too long, our leaders have delivered empty promises, while the climate crisis worsens, and communities suffer. We have no time to wait.

Sunrise Columbus is calling for concrete action now. Join us at the Ohio Statehouse on Friday, March 19, along with thousands worldwide in coordination with FridaysForFuture, to make your voice heard and demand climate justice.

Saturday, March 13, 12noon, 641 E. Kossuth St.

A developer is trying to build several expensive homes in the South Orchards neighborhood, ranging from $250,000 to $350,000, on land where a community garden currently sits.

Saturday, March 6, 2-3:30pm, Ohio Statehouse

This event will be a peaceful protest to raise the voice to end the violence against women in Turkey and in the World at the State House.

Friday, February 12, 1-2pm, outside of U.S. Senator Rob Portman’s Columbus office, 37 W. Broad St., Ste. 300

Join us for a rally outside of U.S. Senator Portman’s Columbus office to demand that he vote to convict Donald Trump. We will be joined by a billboard truck with the message, “Conviction or Complicity? You decide your legacy.”

Dress warmly, including masks. Please share widely.

Saturday, January 30, 12noon-4pm, Goodale Park [central parking lot], 120 W. Goodale St.

Gather and unite with us as we celebrate and honor the life of Casey Goodson, Jr. and all Black lives killed by police in Columbus, Ohio

Demands

• The immediate termination, arrest, and indictment of Michael Jason Meade for the murder of Casey Goodson, Jr.

• Revocation of Jason Meade’s pension.

• Transparency in the investigation and release of all video and audio recordings.

Friday, January 22, 1pm, outside of Battelle Memorial Institute, 505 King Ave. [across the street from the intersection with Old Cannon Dr.]

On Friday, January 22, at 1pm, Columbus activists will hold a rally outside of the Battelle Memorial Institute headquarters.

Saturday, December 12, 12noon, Ohio Statehouse

On Friday, December 4, Casey Christopher Goodson Jr., a 23-year-old local man, was fatally shot by a Franklin County Sheriff’s Deputy while he was walking into his own home. Casey was shot three times in the back, piercing his lungs and heart.

It is devastating to see another life lost at the hands of police.

Here is the list of demands from the family of Casey Goodson, Jr.

1. Release of body camera footage

2. Release of police reports

3. Independent autopsy report