Your central hub for Tucson's pro-democracy activism
Multiple Dates, Times, and Locations - Please See Description
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
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
James E Rogers College of Law
Organizer: NLG Southern Arizona
Hosted by the NLG of Southern Arizona in collaboration with the Arizona Law chapter.
This training prepares observers to monitor and document law enforcement conduct at protests and peaceful demonstrations, acting as independent witnesses to protect constitutional rights, deter misconduct, and provide crucial evidence for later legal defense. NLG lawyers will educate attendees on docunenting police interactions, arrests, use of force, and ensuring demonstrators understand their rights within a larger legal support system.
Rincon/University High School
Organizer: City of Tucson
The City of Tucson invites community members to participate in a public meeting to provide input on proposed new regulations for large-scale data centers. This meeting intended to present considerations for a potential amendment to the Unified Development Code (UDC) to establish standards and regulations for this land use.
The proposed code amendment was initiated by Mayor and Council during their August 6, 2025 Study Session, at which time they directed City staff to develop regulations for large-scale data centers.
The proposed UDC amendment would establish clear development standards and review criteria for large-scale data centers in Tucson.
Those unable to attend any of the meetings may still comment on the proposed code amendment through this form.
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: Community Organized
📲Digital Hygiene Workshop Series: Phone Security for Protestors
🗓️Saturday, March 7, 10am - 12pm
📍Ward 6 main room, 3202 E 1st St.
🔗http://rebrand.ly/securephone
Learn how to protect your data and digital privacy as an organizer, activist, and protestor (iOS & Android).
Organizer: Independent Organizer
Click here for more information and to RSVP
Tucson is OUR city, Arizona is OUR state and the US is OUR home. WE ARE the ones we’ve been waiting for.
WHAT to WEAR: Green for HOPE, Purple for JUSTICE and DIGNITY, White for SOLIDARITY
CONDUCT: We will observe all traffic laws and avoid destructive activities, to model for our leaders the integrity and rationality we demand of them. We plan to stay out of the street, and avoid blocking sidewalks and entrances to buildings or driveways.
ROUTE: Start on Congress Street in front of the Federal Building at 2 PM, march east on Congress, north on 4th Ave under bridge, west on 6th St, south on Stone, west on Congress back to starting point.
https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/910282/
Organizer: Pima County Democratic Party
https://www.mobilize.us/pimadems/event/910282/
Join PCDP for a virtual town hall with guest speaker Jenn Budd.
Jenn Budd was a Senior Patrol Agent with the US Border Patrol in San Diego, a Senior Intelligence Agent at San Diego Sector Headquarters and an Acting Supervisory Border Patrol Agent from 1995 to 2001 when she resigned in protest due to the rampant corruption and brutality she witnessed daily.
Jenn is the author of the acclaimed memoir "Against the Wall: My Journey From Border Patrol Agent to Immigrant Rights Activist" (Heliotrope Books, 2022). The book was selected as a finalist in Publishing Triangle's prestigious Randy Shilts Award,. and received an honorable mention in the Los Angeles Book festival Awards.
Nanini Library Meeting Room
Join us for a twice-monthly 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.
Corner of La Cholla and Ina
Organizer: Indivisible Tucson Action Alliance
The organizers will be at the NE corner. This is a peaceful protest and will follow all safety practices and protocols.
Per the organizers: Ample parking on 3 of the 4 corners. Please avoid parking right in front of any stores (side or further back of lot okay).
https://www.mobilize.us/cebv/event/894170/
Organizer: Civic Engagement Beyond Voting
Learn about effective messaging that can inform and persuade and how to create messaging on issues you care about to use in Letters to the Editor, grassroots organizing, and more!
This will be a virtual training with lots of time for questions.
https://www.mobilize.us/cebv/
Organizer: Civic Engagement Beyond Voting
Weigh in on bills from the comfort of your couch! Arizona’s Request to Speak (RTS) is an online tool that lets everyday citizens give Arizona state lawmakers our feedback on bills. It’s an easy way to get involved in state politics, stay informed on the bills that directly affect us, and make sure our elected officials honor the wishes of us, their constituents.
This training will answer all your questions and get you ready to participate in the Arizona legislative process.
If you do not have a RTS account already, please complete this form and CEBV will set one up for you: https://bit.ly/CEBV-RTS (https://www.google.com/url?q=https://bit.ly/CEBV-RTS&sa=D&source=calendar&usd=2&usg=AOvVaw12Y0keUopGb-PE-Ff3PdBU)
This is a virtual training. You will receive a confirmation email from Zoom with the link to join. Please check your spam/junk folder.
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: 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.
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
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: NLG Southern Arizona
Hosted by the NLG of Southern Arizona in collaboration with the Arizona Law chapter.
This training prepares observers to monitor and document law enforcement conduct at protests and peaceful demonstrations, acting as independent witnesses to protect constitutional rights, deter misconduct, and provide crucial evidence for later legal defense. NLG lawyers will educate attendees on docunenting police interactions, arrests, use of force, and ensuring demonstrators understand their rights within a larger legal support system.
Organizer: City of Tucson
The City of Tucson invites community members to participate in a public meeting to provide input on proposed new regulations for large-scale data centers. This meeting intended to present considerations for a potential amendment to the Unified Development Code (UDC) to establish standards and regulations for this land use.
The proposed code amendment was initiated by Mayor and Council during their August 6, 2025 Study Session, at which time they directed City staff to develop regulations for large-scale data centers.
The proposed UDC amendment would establish clear development standards and review criteria for large-scale data centers in Tucson.
Those unable to attend any of the meetings may still comment on the proposed code amendment through this form.
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: Community Organized
📲Digital Hygiene Workshop Series: Phone Security for Protestors
🗓️Saturday, March 7, 10am - 12pm
📍Ward 6 main room, 3202 E 1st St.
🔗http://rebrand.ly/securephone
Learn how to protect your data and digital privacy as an organizer, activist, and protestor (iOS & Android).
Organizer: Independent Organizer
Click here for more information and to RSVP
Tucson is OUR city, Arizona is OUR state and the US is OUR home. WE ARE the ones we’ve been waiting for.
WHAT to WEAR: Green for HOPE, Purple for JUSTICE and DIGNITY, White for SOLIDARITY
CONDUCT: We will observe all traffic laws and avoid destructive activities, to model for our leaders the integrity and rationality we demand of them. We plan to stay out of the street, and avoid blocking sidewalks and entrances to buildings or driveways.
ROUTE: Start on Congress Street in front of the Federal Building at 2 PM, march east on Congress, north on 4th Ave under bridge, west on 6th St, south on Stone, west on Congress back to starting point.
Organizer: Pima County Democratic Party
https://www.mobilize.us/pimadems/event/910282/
Join PCDP for a virtual town hall with guest speaker Jenn Budd.
Jenn Budd was a Senior Patrol Agent with the US Border Patrol in San Diego, a Senior Intelligence Agent at San Diego Sector Headquarters and an Acting Supervisory Border Patrol Agent from 1995 to 2001 when she resigned in protest due to the rampant corruption and brutality she witnessed daily.
Jenn is the author of the acclaimed memoir "Against the Wall: My Journey From Border Patrol Agent to Immigrant Rights Activist" (Heliotrope Books, 2022). The book was selected as a finalist in Publishing Triangle's prestigious Randy Shilts Award,. and received an honorable mention in the Los Angeles Book festival Awards.
Join us for a twice-monthly 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.
Organizer: Indivisible Tucson Action Alliance
The organizers will be at the NE corner. This is a peaceful protest and will follow all safety practices and protocols.
Per the organizers: Ample parking on 3 of the 4 corners. Please avoid parking right in front of any stores (side or further back of lot okay).
Organizer: Civic Engagement Beyond Voting
Learn about effective messaging that can inform and persuade and how to create messaging on issues you care about to use in Letters to the Editor, grassroots organizing, and more!
This will be a virtual training with lots of time for questions.
Organizer: Civic Engagement Beyond Voting
Weigh in on bills from the comfort of your couch! Arizona’s Request to Speak (RTS) is an online tool that lets everyday citizens give Arizona state lawmakers our feedback on bills. It’s an easy way to get involved in state politics, stay informed on the bills that directly affect us, and make sure our elected officials honor the wishes of us, their constituents.
This training will answer all your questions and get you ready to participate in the Arizona legislative process.
If you do not have a RTS account already, please complete this form and CEBV will set one up for you: https://bit.ly/CEBV-RTS (https://www.google.com/url?q=https://bit.ly/CEBV-RTS&sa=D&source=calendar&usd=2&usg=AOvVaw12Y0keUopGb-PE-Ff3PdBU)
This is a virtual training. You will receive a confirmation email from Zoom with the link to join. Please check your spam/junk folder.
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: 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.
