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.
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Learn how to spot ICE vehicles, what to take notes on as an observer, how to intervene and how to report a sighting.
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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.
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This list of 17 lawsuits filed over immigration issues in Ohio in2025 provides insight on the obscurity of reasoning that leads to people being detained.
Everyone has a role in keeping our communities safe. Join this 90-minute training to learn how to help protect your neighborhood, school, daycare, or church and become part of a growing community defense network in Cleveland and NE Ohio.
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Join DWN for our Detention 101 webinar on Wednesday, January 28th to learn the history of immigrant detention, the role of ICE, and how to take action to abolish immigration detention. As ICE and federal agencies escalate violent enforcement—highlighted by the recent killing of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis—this training is essential for anyone organizing to protect immigrant rights
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Militarization is growing. Learn how to respond. Join free trainings and hear from impacted community leaders, including Imam Ayman Soliman.
Join us on January 25 for a D’Angelo Tribute Night and potluck. Bring a dish to share and get in free, or $10 entry if you don’t bring a dish. All proceeds will be donated to the Sudan Solidarity Collective. Finger foods that aren’t too messy are encouraged. Plates and silverware will be provided.
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As militarization escalates—from Minneapolis to cities across the country—now is the time to prepare. Join this free, interactive training on nonviolent noncooperation to learn how communities can resist authoritarianism and protect one another.
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Suzanne Zilber from SURJ NEO (Showing Up for Racial Justice) and Josiah Quarles from NEOCH (Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless) will co-faciitate this event sponsored by Racial Equity Buddies.
This training is informed by successful international movements to resist dictators and authoritarian rule.
Participants will learn
How to identify institutions that uphold regimes
Strategies for how to make demands and then encourage cooperation, or impose costs on those institutions.
The emphasis is on nonviolent noncooperation tactics. The training is interactive and we will practice the application to local threats.
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