JOIN US AT THE FREE STAMP ON MARCH 28TH FOR THE THIRD TIME TO MAKE SURE THAT FASCISTS KNOW THEIR PLACE.
On March 28 we'll take to the streets, ready to bring millions of new allies along with us to declare, in one voice: NO thugs terrorizing our neighborhoods. NO troop deployments in our streets. NO imperial wars of conquest. NO KINGS.
Join NEO Workercenter on March 20th
"We’d love for you to be there so that you can get to know a bit about us and learn about our work! Join us at The Elliot, to enjoy a variety show featuring local talent, a silent auction and drinks available for purchase. Please note -- a meal will not be provided at the event."
to register click here
U.S. and foreign military bases fuel war, displacement, and environmental destruction. Join people around the world February 21–23, 2026 for the Global Days of Action to #CloseBases and take action in your community.
to register click here
The Resistance Fair is a gathering of groups working every day to bring our values to life— protecting targeted communities, our environment, and our democracy. It’s now more important than ever to protect the people and institutions that actually make this country great! Let’s turn our outrage into action.
Organized by the Cleveland Heights Democrats for issue based activism. Go to clevelandheightsdems.com for more sponsors and information. Co-sponsors include: Cleveland Stonewall Democrats, Cuyahoga County Democratic Party, Cuyahoga County Progressive Caucus, Cuyahoga Democratic Women’s Caucus, Doctors Organized for HealthCare Solutions, Euclid Democratic Club, Gather Well Cleveland Heights, Indivisible NEO (Cle), Lakewood Democratic Club, Preterm, Showing up for Racial Justice NEO
To speed up getting attendees into the school as quickly as possible, we will have an expedited check-in for those who pre-register at www.clevelandheightsdems.com/resistance-fair-2026.
ICE and other federal agencies continue to escalate violence against communities across the country under Trump's second presidency with immigration agencies killing at least seven people in our communities, including Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. Their deaths adds to the growing and deadly toll of federal immigration enforcement, with at least 6 deaths in ICE detention in January 2026 and 31 deaths in ICE custody in 2025, an all-time high.
This webinar will focus on detention under Trump and how communities have been resisting including in Kansas and California.
Register here: https://detentionwatchnetwork.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/detentionwatchnetwork/event.jsp?event=525&
Join a virtual conversation with Washington Post reporter Doug MacMillan on Feb. 17 about his investigations into deaths inside ICE detention, the rapid expansion of massive warehouse detention centers, and the corporate profits behind the system. Learn what his reporting reveals about conditions for more than 70,000 people currently held in U.S. immigrant detention.
Learn how to spot ICE vehicles, what to take notes on as an observer, and how to report a sighting. Co-presented by IRTF and Cleveland Heights for Immigrant Rights.
to register click here
OPCSN invites faculty, staff, students, and community partners to our 2026 Annual Conference focused on strengthening democracy through civic engagement and peacebuilding. Share your work, connect across campuses, and build collaborative strategies for change.
to register click here
Cristosal will be hosting this Field Notes conversation, An Update on the Authoritarian Playbook, in conversation with Ruth Ben-Ghiat. Ruth Ben-Ghiat is a professor of history and Italian studies at New York University and the author of Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present. She has spent years studying how authoritarian leaders consolidate power, and how those patterns repeat across countries and generations. Together with Cristosal Executive Director Noah Bullock, the conversation will look at how today’s authoritarian playbook is taking shape, drawing on Central America and global examples.
to register click here
This piece highlights five recent in-depth reports that use original data and investigative research to reveal how U.S. immigration enforcement, detention, and deportation systems are expanding and shifting in practice. It argues that careful, expert-driven analysis—rather than headline news—offers the clearest view of who is being targeted, how enforcement works, and who profits from it.
