Your central hub for Tucson's pro-democracy activism
Organizer: Community Organized
Together, we can put an end to the cruelty of immigration enforcement. With this intention, we organize ourselves to defend our communities and care for each other.
This is a participatory meeting with small group discussions to make real plans together.
Anyone who wants a world free of oppression and exploitation is welcome. Bring your loved ones and your ideas, big or small. Everyone has something to offer. If you’re not sure, please come!
Every Second Saturday from 2pm-4:30pm.
Spanish/English interpretation available
Organizer: Studio Connections Theatre Company
In a time when questions of power, rhetoric, and public trust dominate our civic life, Julius Caesar remains one of Shakespeare’s most urgent plays. This staged reading invites audiences to listen closely to the language of ambition, loyalty, and persuasion—and to consider what democracy requires of us now.
Multiple Dates, Times, and Locations - Please See Description
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
MONDAY
KOLB & SUNRISE, 8-10 AM
Host Sandy, parking in SW corner
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve, parking in SE corner and neighborhood
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther, parking in rear NW and SE corners
ORACLE & RANCHO VISTOSO, 4-5:30 PM
Host Dee at NW/SW corners
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Jordan, parking in SW corner
THURSDAY
LAMBERT & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor, parking in NE and SE Corners
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff, parking in neighborhood
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!Simple message: 4-5 Lines, lettering 4-5”
Sign up to host an intersection for a protest @ Rush Hour - weekly, bimonthly, or monthly!
To get started: Call, text or email Luther 702-460-2600 | lcreed@me.com
https://www.mobilize.us/cebv/event/894167/
Organizer: Civic Engagement Beyond Voting
The media landscape is changing quickly! Learn how you can identify forms of misinformation, find reliable news sources, and be a savvy media consumer.
This will be a virtual training with lots of time for questions.
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.
March from Pueblo High School to Rudy Garcia Park
Organizer: César Chávez & Dolores Huerta Holiday Coalition
March from Pueblo High School to Rudy Garcia Park. Shuttles from Rudy Garcia to Pueblo HS 8:00am - 8:30am.
https://www.facebook.com/share/18mM2aQ7Pu/
Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Organizer: Good Trouble Action Group
Hosted by Good Trouble Action Group.
In these difficult times, it is more and more important to learn the tools of nonviolence. Research has shown that nonviolent resistance can stop authoritarian takeovers and save our democracy. Please choose one or more trainings to attend. They will be similar, but you are welcome to attend more than one.
Training includes: Principles and practice of nonviolence (Gandhi, King), action scenarios/role plays, consensus decision-making, legal consequences, and support roles.
Sign up: https://tinyurl.com/NonviolenceTrainingSignUp
Please arrive 15 minutes early and bring water.
Organizer: Resistance Pocketbook Project
Organized by Resistance Pocketbook Project.
Join us for a practical, strategy-focused session on how ordinary people can make smarter donations to defend democracy, protect rights, and support resistance infrastructure in this unstable moment. This event is to help you figure out how to donate according to your vision, not a pitch for any single organization. We won't ask you for any private financial information. Bring friends who are curious about donating strategically but aren’t already deep in activist networks.
Seating is limited, please RSVP: https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible/event/912207/
Multiple Locations
Specific event details to be added soon. In the meantime, visit nokings.org for current No Kings event list.
Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Organizer: Good Trouble Action Group
Hosted by Good Trouble Action Group.
In these difficult times, it is more and more important to learn the tools of nonviolence. Research has shown that nonviolent resistance can stop authoritarian takeovers and save our democracy. Please choose one or more trainings to attend. They will be similar, but you are welcome to attend more than one.
Training includes: Principles and practice of nonviolence (Gandhi, King), action scenarios/role plays, consensus decision-making, legal consequences, and support roles.
Sign up: https://tinyurl.com/NonviolenceTrainingSignUp
Please arrive 15 minutes early and bring water.
Tucson VA Medical Center - S 6th Ave Entrance
Organizer: SACA, Veterans for Peace, Honest Arizona
During this rally, there will be a speaking portion featuring community members, veterans, and elected officials, and a short march from the 6th Ave entrance to the Ajo entrance, led by community advocates. More details to come on the march.
Date: Friday, April 10th
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Location: S 6th Ave. & W Veterans Blvd. outside the Tucson VA's 6th Ave entrance
Who: Southern Arizona Community Activists, Veterans for Peace, Honest Arizona, local community advocates, and more to be announced!
Signs: Please bring signs that show solidarity with the VA and/or veterans, or call out the actions that are impacting them.
Parking: Please don't park inside the Tucson VA campus. Parking is available in the neighborhood and surrounding businesses (e.g., Church's, Family Dollar).
Organizer: Community Organized
Together, we can put an end to the cruelty of immigration enforcement. With this intention, we organize ourselves to defend our communities and care for each other.
This is a participatory meeting with small group discussions to make real plans together.
Anyone who wants a world free of oppression and exploitation is welcome. Bring your loved ones and your ideas, big or small. Everyone has something to offer. If you’re not sure, please come!
Every Second Saturday from 2pm-4:30pm.
Spanish/English interpretation available
Organizer: Studio Connections Theatre Company
In a time when questions of power, rhetoric, and public trust dominate our civic life, Julius Caesar remains one of Shakespeare’s most urgent plays. This staged reading invites audiences to listen closely to the language of ambition, loyalty, and persuasion—and to consider what democracy requires of us now.
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
MONDAY
KOLB & SUNRISE, 8-10 AM
Host Sandy, parking in SW corner
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve, parking in SE corner and neighborhood
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther, parking in rear NW and SE corners
ORACLE & RANCHO VISTOSO, 4-5:30 PM
Host Dee at NW/SW corners
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Jordan, parking in SW corner
THURSDAY
LAMBERT & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor, parking in NE and SE Corners
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff, parking in neighborhood
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!Simple message: 4-5 Lines, lettering 4-5”
Sign up to host an intersection for a protest @ Rush Hour - weekly, bimonthly, or monthly!
To get started: Call, text or email Luther 702-460-2600 | lcreed@me.com
Organizer: Civic Engagement Beyond Voting
The media landscape is changing quickly! Learn how you can identify forms of misinformation, find reliable news sources, and be a savvy media consumer.
This will be a virtual training with lots of time for questions.
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: César Chávez & Dolores Huerta Holiday Coalition
March from Pueblo High School to Rudy Garcia Park. Shuttles from Rudy Garcia to Pueblo HS 8:00am - 8:30am.
https://www.facebook.com/share/18mM2aQ7Pu/
Organizer: Good Trouble Action Group
Hosted by Good Trouble Action Group.
In these difficult times, it is more and more important to learn the tools of nonviolence. Research has shown that nonviolent resistance can stop authoritarian takeovers and save our democracy. Please choose one or more trainings to attend. They will be similar, but you are welcome to attend more than one.
Training includes: Principles and practice of nonviolence (Gandhi, King), action scenarios/role plays, consensus decision-making, legal consequences, and support roles.
Sign up: https://tinyurl.com/NonviolenceTrainingSignUp
Please arrive 15 minutes early and bring water.
Organizer: Resistance Pocketbook Project
Organized by Resistance Pocketbook Project.
Join us for a practical, strategy-focused session on how ordinary people can make smarter donations to defend democracy, protect rights, and support resistance infrastructure in this unstable moment. This event is to help you figure out how to donate according to your vision, not a pitch for any single organization. We won't ask you for any private financial information. Bring friends who are curious about donating strategically but aren’t already deep in activist networks.
Seating is limited, please RSVP: https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible/event/912207/
Specific event details to be added soon. In the meantime, visit nokings.org for current No Kings event list.
Organizer: Good Trouble Action Group
Hosted by Good Trouble Action Group.
In these difficult times, it is more and more important to learn the tools of nonviolence. Research has shown that nonviolent resistance can stop authoritarian takeovers and save our democracy. Please choose one or more trainings to attend. They will be similar, but you are welcome to attend more than one.
Training includes: Principles and practice of nonviolence (Gandhi, King), action scenarios/role plays, consensus decision-making, legal consequences, and support roles.
Sign up: https://tinyurl.com/NonviolenceTrainingSignUp
Please arrive 15 minutes early and bring water.
Organizer: SACA, Veterans for Peace, Honest Arizona
During this rally, there will be a speaking portion featuring community members, veterans, and elected officials, and a short march from the 6th Ave entrance to the Ajo entrance, led by community advocates. More details to come on the march.
Date: Friday, April 10th
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Location: S 6th Ave. & W Veterans Blvd. outside the Tucson VA's 6th Ave entrance
Who: Southern Arizona Community Activists, Veterans for Peace, Honest Arizona, local community advocates, and more to be announced!
Signs: Please bring signs that show solidarity with the VA and/or veterans, or call out the actions that are impacting them.
Parking: Please don't park inside the Tucson VA campus. Parking is available in the neighborhood and surrounding businesses (e.g., Church's, Family Dollar).
