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Organizer: Community Member
Independently organized by a community member. Click here for more info and to RSVP
On Friday Dec 5 ICE pepper-sprayed Rep Adelita Grijalva and her staff. And in recent weeks the white house has threatened Sen Mark Kelly's life. We cannot let this pass quietly, lets vent our outrage to their colleagues in the house and senate and demand they stand up for OUR electeds.
Join us for a meeting where Take Action Tucson invites local organizations to share their latest updates and present ways that our community can stay civically engaged and get involved in pro-democracy action.
Join us for our 2nd forum to discuss MTC's potential plans to open an ICE detention center in Marana.
Moderated by Pima County Supervisor Jen Allen. Panelists include members of the ACLU of AZ, Tucson PSL, Coalición de Derechos Humanos, Florence Project, and a human rights, asylum, and removal defense attorney.
Non-police security and Spanish-English translator will be provided.
Organizer: Veterans for Peace, Southern Arizona Community Activists
Join Veterans for Peace and Southern Arizona Community Activists to support VA workers as they come in to work. Meet at the S 6th Ave entrance every Friday unless otherwise noted.
Organizer: Good Neighbor Interfaith Committee
This December 12, join us for the Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe ✨ as we raise our voices together to demand what is clear and loud: our families deserve to live without fear. No more kidnappings. No more unjust detentions.
Bring a candle 🕯️, a flower 🌸 , or a message of support. Let’s stand side by side for the dignity and safety of our immigrant neighbors.
🕊 Friday, Dec. 12 | 3–4 PM
📍 ICE Office: 6431 S Country Club Rd
Organizer: Concerned Citizens of NW Tucson
Click here for more info and to RSVP
It is time to take action for our community neighbors who face food insecurity. This event will support those affected by federal cuts to food aid programs including veterans, military families, seniors, children, and the economically vulnerable.
BRING: non perishable food collection & monetary collection for local food bank. See list of needed items below.This event is all-inclusive, festive, and giving. Our message is that EFAP & SNAP cuts are hurting our community. There is a long sidewalk on both sides of the entrance to Riverfront Park. Sign wavers (with or without inflatables) are encouraged to advertise the food drive and our message. Pre-made signs will be available, and homemade signs are welcomed. Please focus signs on the need, the importance to donate, or on food.
Most of all, we need a strong turnout. Tell your friends, family, and neighbors to participate in this worthy endeavor. Please share this event on your social media platforms. If you have any questions, contact John at: azjam@comcast.net This event is sponsored by concerned NW Tucson citizens.
NEEDED ITEMS TO DONATE: Canned meats: tuna, Spam, and chicken, Peanut butter, Soup, Dry pasta (whole grain preferred), Spaghetti sauce in cans (no glass), Canned fruits & vegetables, whole grain breakfast cereal, SpaghettiOs, chili, and ravioli in pop-top cans. Adult and children’s diapers and wipes.
Organizer: C.A.N. (Cans and Nonprofits)
Click here for more information Three live acts, dance floor, food truck, & indoor/outdoor areas. Sparkling canned beverages for sale, benefitting C.A.N. (Cans and Nonprofits).
Tickets are $25.00 in advance and $30.00 at the door. Free tickets available for volunteers who work the event. Contact amityg895@gmail.com for more information or to volunteer.
Georges de Meester Performance Center (Reid Park Bandshell)
Organizer: Defend Tucson / Tucson se Defiende Coalition
Click here for more info and to RSVP Join us for a community-centered outdoor fair focused on mutual aid, cultural celebration, political education, and collective resistance. This is a space to connect, learn, organize, unite, and care for one another during a difficult moment—while also celebrating our shared purpose. The event will feature short speakers, live cultural performances, micro-trainings, and a pavilion of coalition organizations offering real ways to plug in locally.
Throughout the fair, you’ll be able to engage with a mutual aid donation hub, connect with community groups, and enjoy light shopping from orgs offering merch as an alternative to big-box holiday spending. Speakers, vendors, and performers to be announced. A potential deeper Rapid Response training may follow the fair at 1 PM for those who wish to continue building skills. This gathering is about protection, preparation, community care, and collective power. Join us and live your values out loud!
Pima County Administration Building
Organizer: Pima County Board of Supervisors
Organizer: City of Tucson
Organizer: Community Member
Independently organized by a community member. Click here for more info and to RSVP
On Friday Dec 5 ICE pepper-sprayed Rep Adelita Grijalva and her staff. And in recent weeks the white house has threatened Sen Mark Kelly's life. We cannot let this pass quietly, lets vent our outrage to their colleagues in the house and senate and demand they stand up for OUR electeds.
Join us for a meeting where Take Action Tucson invites local organizations to share their latest updates and present ways that our community can stay civically engaged and get involved in pro-democracy action.
Join us for our 2nd forum to discuss MTC's potential plans to open an ICE detention center in Marana.
Moderated by Pima County Supervisor Jen Allen. Panelists include members of the ACLU of AZ, Tucson PSL, Coalición de Derechos Humanos, Florence Project, and a human rights, asylum, and removal defense attorney.
Non-police security and Spanish-English translator will be provided.
Organizer: Veterans for Peace, Southern Arizona Community Activists
Join Veterans for Peace and Southern Arizona Community Activists to support VA workers as they come in to work. Meet at the S 6th Ave entrance every Friday unless otherwise noted.
Organizer: Good Neighbor Interfaith Committee
This December 12, join us for the Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe ✨ as we raise our voices together to demand what is clear and loud: our families deserve to live without fear. No more kidnappings. No more unjust detentions.
Bring a candle 🕯️, a flower 🌸 , or a message of support. Let’s stand side by side for the dignity and safety of our immigrant neighbors.
🕊 Friday, Dec. 12 | 3–4 PM
📍 ICE Office: 6431 S Country Club Rd
Organizer: Concerned Citizens of NW Tucson
Click here for more info and to RSVP
It is time to take action for our community neighbors who face food insecurity. This event will support those affected by federal cuts to food aid programs including veterans, military families, seniors, children, and the economically vulnerable.
BRING: non perishable food collection & monetary collection for local food bank. See list of needed items below.This event is all-inclusive, festive, and giving. Our message is that EFAP & SNAP cuts are hurting our community. There is a long sidewalk on both sides of the entrance to Riverfront Park. Sign wavers (with or without inflatables) are encouraged to advertise the food drive and our message. Pre-made signs will be available, and homemade signs are welcomed. Please focus signs on the need, the importance to donate, or on food.
Most of all, we need a strong turnout. Tell your friends, family, and neighbors to participate in this worthy endeavor. Please share this event on your social media platforms. If you have any questions, contact John at: azjam@comcast.net This event is sponsored by concerned NW Tucson citizens.
NEEDED ITEMS TO DONATE: Canned meats: tuna, Spam, and chicken, Peanut butter, Soup, Dry pasta (whole grain preferred), Spaghetti sauce in cans (no glass), Canned fruits & vegetables, whole grain breakfast cereal, SpaghettiOs, chili, and ravioli in pop-top cans. Adult and children’s diapers and wipes.
Organizer: C.A.N. (Cans and Nonprofits)
Click here for more information Three live acts, dance floor, food truck, & indoor/outdoor areas. Sparkling canned beverages for sale, benefitting C.A.N. (Cans and Nonprofits).
Tickets are $25.00 in advance and $30.00 at the door. Free tickets available for volunteers who work the event. Contact amityg895@gmail.com for more information or to volunteer.
Organizer: Defend Tucson / Tucson se Defiende Coalition
Click here for more info and to RSVP Join us for a community-centered outdoor fair focused on mutual aid, cultural celebration, political education, and collective resistance. This is a space to connect, learn, organize, unite, and care for one another during a difficult moment—while also celebrating our shared purpose. The event will feature short speakers, live cultural performances, micro-trainings, and a pavilion of coalition organizations offering real ways to plug in locally.
Throughout the fair, you’ll be able to engage with a mutual aid donation hub, connect with community groups, and enjoy light shopping from orgs offering merch as an alternative to big-box holiday spending. Speakers, vendors, and performers to be announced. A potential deeper Rapid Response training may follow the fair at 1 PM for those who wish to continue building skills. This gathering is about protection, preparation, community care, and collective power. Join us and live your values out loud!
Organizer: Pima County Board of Supervisors
Organizer: City of Tucson
