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Organizer: Tucson Resistance Musicians
Initial meeting for the Tucson Resistance Musicians. Song leaders needed! Singers needed! Add the joyful noise of singing to our cause! We will be learning songs mostly from the Justice Choir Songbook as we attend and sing at various protests in the Tucson area.
We are looking to have a corps group of 4 – 6 song leaders who would be available to attend protests and events and offer singing in support. We’ll provide a bullhorn and the music.
https://www.mobilize.us/cebv/event/865909/
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.
This is a virtual training. You will receive a confirmation email from Zoom with the link to join. Please check your spam/junk folder.
Corner of Grant & Campbell
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff @ NW Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!
Simple message: 4-5 Lines
Lettering 4-5”
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
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
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 River & Campbell
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff @ NW Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!
Simple message: 4-5 Lines
Lettering 4-5”
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
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
Corner of Wilmot & Speedway
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff @ NW Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!
Simple message: 4-5 Lines
Lettering 4-5”
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
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
Corner of Tangerine & La Cañada
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff @ NW Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!
Simple message: 4-5 Lines
Lettering 4-5”
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
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: Resistance Pocketbook Project
Click here for more information and to RSVP. Seating is limited. Please RSVP.
This session is a practical presentation about how to give money strategically in the current crisis of democracy. We’ll talk about the unusual and urgent nature of this moment, and how both charitable giving and political giving may need to change in response. We’ll consider what kinds of organizations are most likely to make a real difference right now, and how different giving strategies make sense for people in different financial situations. The focus is on how financial support for the resistance can be a powerful complement to—and a source of capacity behind—voting drives, court challenges, constituent lobbying, mutual aid, street protests, and other forms of action.
We’ll discuss national and local options, including formal nonprofits, political organizations and PACs, and informal grassroots efforts. Topics include how to think about the timing of your giving, one-time gifts versus monthly support, and how to evaluate organizations without needing to become an expert or spend hours doing research.
The event is appropriate for both activists and people who are less comfortable being in the streets, and no prior knowledge is required. There will be at-home material to help you think through your choices privately. You will not be asked to share any details about your personal finances, and this is not a fundraising pitch for any specific organization — it’s about helping participants decide what they want to support and how best to do it. If you’ve been feeling urgency or uncertainty about how to respond to this moment, this session is designed to help you move forward.
This is the first of several planned sessions. We’re starting with a daytime run for people who have the flexibility to attend, and we’ll offer additional sessions at other times. Because this presentation is aimed at a different audience than many organizing events, we encourage you to share it with friends who might not otherwise see it, and to bring them with you or help them register.
This event is not sponsored or supported by the Pima County Public Library or any of its branches. The Library does not endorse any views or opinions expressed or activities taking place during this event.
Corner of Country Club & Speedway
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM, Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM, Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM, Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM, Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM, Host Cliff @ NW Corner
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
Corner of La Cholla & Ina
Organizer: Indivisible Tucson Action Alliance
Organized by ITAA. 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. Specifically: You can park on the NE corner in the large parking lot where the Albertsons and other stores are located OR you can park on the NW corner in the big parking lot where the Barnes and Noble & other businesses are located and there is parking on the SW corner around the Dollar Tree Store area.
https://www.mobilize.us/cebv/event/894159/
Organizer: Civic Engagement Beyond Voting
Learn all about elected law enforcement officers in Arizona, the Arizona state court system, and your role as a voter in selecting and retaining judges.
This will be a virtual training with lots of time for questions.
Mountain Vista Unitarian Universalist Congregation
Organizer: 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.
Training includes: Principles and practice of nonviolence (Gandhi, King), action scenarios/role plays, consensus decision-making, legal consequences, and support roles.
Please arrive 15 minutes early and bring a folding chair.
Corner of Speedway and Kolb
Organizer: Organize Eastside Tucson
Join Take Action Tucson for a gathering as we work to preserve our rights and save our democracy!
Our meetup will start with a review of upcoming calls to action, the latest updates on Take Action Tucson's outreach efforts then an opportunity to connect with one another and build this pro-democracy community.
Revolutionary Grounds Books & Coffee
Organizer: Revolutionary Grounds
From the organizer: Revolutionary Grounds Bookstore and Coffee will be hosting an afternoon of revolutionary singing. No moment of resistance, no fight for democracy, has ever been complete without music, and we wish to celebrate and enjoy that music together in community. There will be fan-favorites, but my hope is that everyone also leaves learning at least one new song of protest.
It doesn't matter if you have any musical experience, everyone can come together to sing collectively in groups in joy, mourning, love, and fightback. All are welcome!
Please RSVP here if you can come (so I know how many songbooks to make and if we need to have an extra worker to help cover the cafe during the shift). If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Rev Grounds or drop by anytime :)
PS: if you spread around the flyer (please do!) remember to share the RSVP link.
Organizer: Tucson Resistance Musicians
Initial meeting for the Tucson Resistance Musicians. Song leaders needed! Singers needed! Add the joyful noise of singing to our cause! We will be learning songs mostly from the Justice Choir Songbook as we attend and sing at various protests in the Tucson area.
We are looking to have a corps group of 4 – 6 song leaders who would be available to attend protests and events and offer singing in support. We’ll provide a bullhorn and the music.
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.
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: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff @ NW Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!
Simple message: 4-5 Lines
Lettering 4-5”
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
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
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: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff @ NW Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!
Simple message: 4-5 Lines
Lettering 4-5”
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
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: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff @ NW Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!
Simple message: 4-5 Lines
Lettering 4-5”
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
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: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM
Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM
Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM
Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM
Host Cliff @ NW Corner
BE PEACEFUL!
Signs: Protest anything!
Simple message: 4-5 Lines
Lettering 4-5”
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS, 4:30-5:30pm
Host Paul @ NE Corner
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: Resistance Pocketbook Project
Click here for more information and to RSVP. Seating is limited. Please RSVP.
This session is a practical presentation about how to give money strategically in the current crisis of democracy. We’ll talk about the unusual and urgent nature of this moment, and how both charitable giving and political giving may need to change in response. We’ll consider what kinds of organizations are most likely to make a real difference right now, and how different giving strategies make sense for people in different financial situations. The focus is on how financial support for the resistance can be a powerful complement to—and a source of capacity behind—voting drives, court challenges, constituent lobbying, mutual aid, street protests, and other forms of action.
We’ll discuss national and local options, including formal nonprofits, political organizations and PACs, and informal grassroots efforts. Topics include how to think about the timing of your giving, one-time gifts versus monthly support, and how to evaluate organizations without needing to become an expert or spend hours doing research.
The event is appropriate for both activists and people who are less comfortable being in the streets, and no prior knowledge is required. There will be at-home material to help you think through your choices privately. You will not be asked to share any details about your personal finances, and this is not a fundraising pitch for any specific organization — it’s about helping participants decide what they want to support and how best to do it. If you’ve been feeling urgency or uncertainty about how to respond to this moment, this session is designed to help you move forward.
This is the first of several planned sessions. We’re starting with a daytime run for people who have the flexibility to attend, and we’ll offer additional sessions at other times. Because this presentation is aimed at a different audience than many organizing events, we encourage you to share it with friends who might not otherwise see it, and to bring them with you or help them register.
This event is not sponsored or supported by the Pima County Public Library or any of its branches. The Library does not endorse any views or opinions expressed or activities taking place during this event.
Organizer: LD 18 Dems
Current sites to protest weekly:
TUESDAY
GRANT & CAMPBELL, 8:30-10 AM, Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAY
CAMPBELL & RIVER, 8-10 AM, Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM, Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAY
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM, Host Elenor @ NW Corner
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY, 4-6 PM, Host Cliff @ NW Corner
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: Indivisible Tucson Action Alliance
Organized by ITAA. 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. Specifically: You can park on the NE corner in the large parking lot where the Albertsons and other stores are located OR you can park on the NW corner in the big parking lot where the Barnes and Noble & other businesses are located and there is parking on the SW corner around the Dollar Tree Store area.
Organizer: Civic Engagement Beyond Voting
Learn all about elected law enforcement officers in Arizona, the Arizona state court system, and your role as a voter in selecting and retaining judges.
This will be a virtual training with lots of time for questions.
Organizer: 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.
Training includes: Principles and practice of nonviolence (Gandhi, King), action scenarios/role plays, consensus decision-making, legal consequences, and support roles.
Please arrive 15 minutes early and bring a folding chair.
Organizer: Organize Eastside Tucson
Join Take Action Tucson for a gathering as we work to preserve our rights and save our democracy!
Our meetup will start with a review of upcoming calls to action, the latest updates on Take Action Tucson's outreach efforts then an opportunity to connect with one another and build this pro-democracy community.
Organizer: Revolutionary Grounds
From the organizer: Revolutionary Grounds Bookstore and Coffee will be hosting an afternoon of revolutionary singing. No moment of resistance, no fight for democracy, has ever been complete without music, and we wish to celebrate and enjoy that music together in community. There will be fan-favorites, but my hope is that everyone also leaves learning at least one new song of protest.
It doesn't matter if you have any musical experience, everyone can come together to sing collectively in groups in joy, mourning, love, and fightback. All are welcome!
Please RSVP here if you can come (so I know how many songbooks to make and if we need to have an extra worker to help cover the cafe during the shift). If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Rev Grounds or drop by anytime :)
PS: if you spread around the flyer (please do!) remember to share the RSVP link.
