Join this 90-minute training from States at the Core on effectively protecting your neighborhoods from federal enforcement incursions.
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Join this 90-minute training from States at the Core on effectively protecting your neighborhoods from federal enforcement incursions.
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The Civil Disobedience + Resistance Training will provide historical grounding, practical skills and nonviolent discipline strategies anyone who wants help navigating the current landscape. Participants will leave the training with a deeper understanding of direct action, policy change and solidarity building strategies for sustaining long-term movements for justice.
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Shaker Heights and Cleveland Heights are joining together to fight to terminate our cities' Flock Camera contracts.
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We have the power and are claiming it together. No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.
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A system of concentration camps is being built and it's time the nation reckon with this monstrosity before any more people are killed. ICE detention camps now threaten to become a central instrument of repression under the Trump administration.
Young Latino Network & Avanzamos Unidos is hosting the first Civic Community Dinner of 2026 focusing on "Introduction to Local Politics" in partnership with Cleveland Votes.
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To commemorate the martyrdom of St Oscar Romero of El Salvador (who was assassinated on March 24 1980), Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso invited Catholics and “all people of conscience and goodwill” to join him for a prayer gathering and march for an end to mass detention.
In a letter he ordered to be read in all Catholic parishes in his diocese on March 15, Bishop Seitz called mass detention and mass deportation a “grave moral evil.” He urged Catholics in El Paso who work for ICE and Border Patrol to obey God’s law over Trump’s.
His words are reminiscent of Archbishop Romero. In the final Sunday homily (sermon) he gave on March 23, 1980, Romero implored his fellow Salvadorans: “No soldier is obliged to obey an order against the law of God… No one has to observe an immoral law.I would like to make an appeal especially to the men of the army, and concretely to the National Guard, the police, and the troops. Brothers, you are of part of our own people. You are killing your own brother and sister campesinos, and against any order a man may give to kill, God’s law must prevail: «You shall not kill!»
As we remember Oscar Romero’s dedication to the Gospel of love and nonviolence on this 46th anniversary of his assassination, may God give us the courage to speak prophetically and act boldly to end the militarized repression we are experiencing in the US today.
On March 25, Ohio Immigrant Alliance released a report about the Hotline’s first year of existence, using Hotline operations data, called “Connecting Ohio: The Ohio Immigrant Hotline’s First Year in Action.”
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"War is a Racket" - a free concert featuring the satire and social commentary of folk singer Tom Neilson
A tribute to Women Speak Out for Peace and Justice, the local chapter of with Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Election of CPA Education Fund Board Members and Officers
This article examines "Operation Total Extermination", and how Trumps Donroe Doctrine is expected to cause a widespread US militarization across the Western Hemisphere.