Columbus' original city-wide ride since 2008, Bike the Cbus is a
self-guided group tour highlighting our city’s unique and evolving
center-ring neighborhoods. The ride features four Neighborhood Routes of
varying lengths that total approximately 30 miles, of which participants
can ride as many or few as they choose. More seasoned cyclists can ride
Bike the CbusPLUS, a unique SAG-supported urban Metric Century Route (62
miles) through Franklin County. Along each route, there are stops hosted by
local organizations who provide snacks and entertainment.

Help is needed on the Friday before the ride to sign up last-minute
registrants and sign in those already registered. If you've got an iPad
and/or smart phone, please bring that and your charger. Training will occur
on-site. All volunteers receive a free Bike the Cbus t-shirt and all are
invited to ride the traveling pre-ride route vetting party on Saturday,
August 26th!

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Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
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Hosted by Walipini Charities

Join us to celebrate one year of being a non-profit, working with the
community, and getting our hands dirty, literally! We will start off the
day with yoga and meditation, live music, live painting, homesteading
classes, kid's activities, food, and ice cream from Cream & Sugar. Full
schedule to come!
Community

MOD Pizza is hosting a fundraiser event for Stonewall Columbus! Enjoy
delicious pizza and support your local LGBTQ community center.

Mention Stonewall Columbus at check-out and 20% of your purchase will go to
support our programs and services!
Causes
Kid Friendly

https://www.facebook.com/events/341315516301476

Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

https://www.facebook.com/events/341315516301476

Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
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No work, no school, no shopping or banking on Sept 4th! There will be a
general strike on Labor Day to protest the new Trump administration.

OUR DEMANDS:

1. Free all political prisoners, end prison slavery, disarm racist killer
cops and implement the 10-point Caricom Reparations Justice Program.

2. Stop bombing Syria, Somalia, Libya, Iraq, Yemen, Afghanistan and
Pakistan. Decrease annual U.S. military spending by 75%.

3. No New Oil & Gas Pipelines. Rescind approval for DAPL. Ban fracking.
Reduce annual GHG emissions by 12%.

4. Halt Mass Deportations. Fully fund the UNHCR $4.63 billion Regional
Refugee and Resilience Plan.

5. Letters of resignation from Trump, 45's cabinet, CPD Chief Kim Jacobs,
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther and Ohio Governor John Kasich.

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Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

https://www.facebook.com/events/296560660821132

Edith Espinal, a person of faith and mother of three is a long time
resident of Columbus. She has entered sanctuary in the face of an order of
deportation. Sanctuary is a significant decision and Edith decided to enter
because she has exhausted all options. Edith's home is Columbus and she
wants to stay here with her family.

The Columbus Mennonite Church has opened their church as a place of shelter
and refuge for Edith. This is the first sanctuary case in Columbus, Ohio
and the first public sanctuary in Ohio.

We invite you to join us on Tuesday, September 5th at 11am to stand in
solidarity with Edith, with the Columbus Mennonite Church, with the faith
community and with the community in general who believe in immigrant
justice.

This page will provide you with the latest on Edith's case and how you can
support Edith and her family
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Free Admission

Without question, the most vulnerable group under Trump’s America is immigrants. From the day he came down his golden escalator at Trump Tower to announce his candidacy for president, Donald Trump has pandered to a vocal minority of nativists for political gain. He has demonized, scapegoated, targeted, demeaned, and spread lies about immigrants. Even when he was just a candidate, his hateful rhetoric incited acts of violence against immigrants. Now that Trump is in the White House, he has the power of the federal government to go after immigrants. For Trump, no immigrant or refugee is safe -- everyone is a criminal and everyone is deportable. Worse yet, Congress is working to codify his hatred for immigrants into law.

The majority of Americans do not want to pour billions of their tax dollars to fund Trump’s mass deportation machine. To stand indivisible means to treat an attack on one as an attack on all — that is why we are partnering with United We Dream and the National Immigration Law Center to provide the tools you need to stand up for our immigrant neighbors against Trump’s attacks. Click on the resources below to get started.

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Imagine being ripped away from the only country you have ever known as your
home.

Join us outside the Ohio Union on High Street to show your support for
DACA!

After assuring young undocumented immigrants that they “shouldn’t be very
worried,” President Donald Trump may soon make a huge pivot and make the
cruel decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
program, former President Barack Obama’s celebrated program providing
temporary protection from deportation to many DREAMers—young people who
came to the United States as children.

If President Trump chooses to end DACA, it would be another sign that he
has firmly aligned himself with the voices of white nationalists and
nativists and would put nearly 800,000 Dreamers at risk of deportation.

Now, we must defend the 800,000 young people who would be stripped of
DACA’s protection. Some of these Dreamers attend The Ohio State University
and other Ohio high schools, colleges, and universities.

#DefendDACA #HereToStay

Obtaining DACA has proven to be transformative. A 2016 study revealed that
DACA has improved the lives of its recipients and their families, showing
that, among DACA recipients:

**95% are currently working or in school
**48% got a job with better working conditions
**63% got a better paying job
**90% got a driver’s license or state ID
**54% bought their first car
**12% bought their first home

Read more about DACA's success at the Indivisible Guide:
http://www.indivisibleguide.com/resource/tell-senator-defend-daca-support-durbin-graham-dream-act/
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Free Admission

Hosted by Hilltop Community Worship Center and Friends of the Hilltop

Join your friends and neighbors for a Community Meeting to help kick off
the 2017 Neighborhood Pride Week! Information about the events during the
2017 Neighborhood Pride Week will be discussed and it will also give you a
chance to have your voice heard about your neighborhood and community!

See you there...
Networking
Free Admission

http://www.facebook.com/events/333846067066194

Columbus Documentary Week, a seven-day festival that brings some of the
world’s best documentaries to central Ohio, returns to GFC.

Leonardo DiCaprio narrates a look at how climate change affects our
environment and what society can do to prevent the demise of endangered
species, ecosystems and native communities across the planet.

Trailer: youtu.be/6UGsRcxaSAI
https://youtu.be/6UGsRcxaSAI

Screenings:
September 5 - 7:00pm (with panel discussion)
September 6 - 1:00pm
September 7 - 1:00pm

Columbus Documentary Week is made possible with the support of Puffin
Foundation West.
Film

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Queer Yoga is Columbus's first queer-focused yoga class that offers
professional yoga instruction in a designated Safe(r) Space. We endeavor to
cultivate an atmosphere of acceptance and community in all we do, from sun
salutations to post-yoga snack time. Whether you are new to yoga, or you
can complete a headstand without assistance, you will find something to
challenge and deepen your practice.

Class fees are $6 for ALL participants. Everyone is welcome. Bring a mat.

Queer Yoga Instructor Schedule:
1st Tues - Andy King
2nd Tues - Kelly Ish
3rd Tues - Kelsey Davis
4th Tues - Becca Alexander

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Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

Please register using the link below no later than 9/1/17.

The Ohio Energy Table cordially invites all staff, membership, volunteers
and activists to join us in Columbus for a one-day training event designed
to provide leadership development and skills-based experiences necessary to
effectively advocate for clean energy policies and action on climate change
in Ohio.

AGENDA:
8:45am – 9:15am Registration and Welcome
OET Steering Committee partners

9:15am – 10:30am Energy Policy 101
Trish Demeter of the Ohio Environmental Council will detail a brief history
of energy policy in Ohio as well as information on legislation pending at
the Statehouse

10:30am – 11:45am Guidance for Meeting with Lawmakers
Leo Almeida of The Nature Conservancy and Sarah Spence of the Ohio
Environmental Council will discuss tips and best practices for
communicating with your elected officials on issues of energy and the
environment. Lawmakers have been invited to attend during this session to
provide personal feedback on engaging lawmakers.

11:45am – 12:00pm Break prior to lunch

12:00pm – 12:45pm Lunch provided

12:45pm – 2:00pm Tips for Earned Media Outreach
Angela Krile of Krile Communications will provide information and practical
applications of writing letters to the editor, how to fine-tune your
message when talking to a reporter, and the “what to do and not to do” list
for all media interactions

2:00pm – 3:00pm Effective Social Media Campaigns
Shaun Dakin of Dakin Associates in Washington, DC will dive into the world
of social media for advocacy efforts. When should you tweet or post? What
is a hashtag? How do you maximize your audience with social media efforts?

3:00pm Closing remarks
OET Steering Committee partners

Please join Franklin County Young Democrats, Stonewall Democrats of Central
Ohio, John Michael Moore, Toni Webb, & David Miller for a fundraiser in
support of Michaela Burriss for Upper Arlington City Council.

Burriss Bears: $50
Young Professionals: $25

Contribute online:
Checks made to: Citizens for Burriss
1976 Northwest Blvd, Columbus, OH 43212

To RSVP or join our host committee: please contact Will Scarbrough at
info@citizensforburriss.com or
614-519-7727

https://www.facebook.com/events/1990034784566265

Join Stonewall Democrats of Central Ohio for our September General Meeting.
We will be voting on General Election endorsements. Please remember that
you must be a current dues-paid member to vote.

We will be meeting at Dempsey's Food and Spirits - just head straight back
through the restaurant after entering from High Street.

We with gather at 6pm and call to order at 6:30. See you there!

After voting, head to the front of the bar for the FCYDems Fundraiser in
Support of Michaela Burriss!
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Hosted by West-Side Area Democrats - SPD, West-Side Area Democrats - SPD,
Grove City Area Democrats - SPD, Galloway Area Democrats - SPD,
Southwest Progressive Democrats, Thomas E. Chahine

Keep up-to-date and have a say in how we move forward as a community.
Causes
Free Admission

http://www.facebook.com/events/333846067066194

Columbus Documentary Week, a seven-day festival that brings some of the
world’s best documentaries to central Ohio, returns to GFC.

Leonardo DiCaprio narrates a look at how climate change affects our
environment and what society can do to prevent the demise of endangered
species, ecosystems and native communities across the planet.

Trailer: youtu.be/6UGsRcxaSAI
https://youtu.be/6UGsRcxaSAI

Screenings:
September 5 - 7:00pm (with panel discussion)
September 6 - 1:00pm
September 7 - 1:00pm

Columbus Documentary Week is made possible with the support of Puffin
Foundation West.
Film

https://www.facebook.com/events/1783449781945244

Ticket Information:
http://tickets.vendini.com

Natalie’s is proud to present a very special show featuring jazz greats
James Carter, D.D. Jackson, and Edward “Kidd Jordan”. They will collaborate
with The JazzPoetry Ensemble. These dynamic players are among the world’s
best on their instruments. Carter’s baritone is powerful and moving. Kidd’s
tenor is reminiscent of ‘Trane, but with his own distinctive imprint. D.D.
plays a particularly muscular piano ranging from tender to powerful in a
moment. When they get together, sparks will fly. The JazzPoetry Ensemble
will provide a thrilling setting for them.

This event will benefit The Kate Schulte Foundation, named after the late
civil rights attorney and activist, who spent many years working for equal
justice, opportunity and equality. The Foundation’s motto is “Art for
Justice” and its mission is to support artists who are making a positive
impact on our society, especially in the realm of equal rights. This year’s
program will focus even more sharply on social issues.

Edward “Kidd’ Jordan is a modern jazz legend. He has performed with
everyone from Aretha Franklin to Ornette Coleman. He was instrumental in
the beginnings of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band and the World Saxophone
Quartet. One of the top jazz educators in the world, he taught stars from
the Marsalis brothers to Trombone Shorty and was profiled on 60 Minutes.

D.D. Jackson is an Emmy award winning composer, a leader in his own right,
and a highly sought after sideman, playing most recently with David Murray
at the Village Vanguard. He premiered several new works this year in Ottawa
on solo piano. At least one of these works will be arranged for the 2017
Hot Times Kate Schulte Tribute.

Multi-saxophonist James Carter has been amazing audiences since before his
1993 debut album JC on the Set. He redefined the organ trio in 2005 with
Out of Nowhere and is equally comfortable exploring the possibilities of
Lady Day or Pavement. “You have to be totally comfortable wherever,” Carter
says. “I think there’s tremendous beauty in cross-pollinations of music and
influences.”

The JazzPoetry Ensemble, still going strong after 31 years, features some
of the finest jazz musicians in Central Ohio with Roger Hines (of Ray
Charles and Diane Schuur fame) on bass, Brett Burleson on guitar, and Roger
Myers on drums. Hines and Myers are associated with the greats of Columbus
jazz history including Hank Marr, Rusty Bryant, Gene Walker, and more. They
also were players in the 70’s fusion jazz scene. Founding member Michael
Vander Does contributes his stirring poetry and some trombone.

The Kate Schulte Hot Times Tribute is presented with the generous support
of the Greater Columbus Arts Council and the City of Columbus.

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Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

https://www.facebook.com/events/123735028248631

Hosted by Columbus Urban League Young

Join us for our monthly Member Meet & Greet event. This is your opportunity
to meet other CULYP members and learn more about getting involved in a
committee. Food & Drink specials will be available during the event.
Free Admission

First Thursday of every month at Driving Park Library

Hosted by Simply Living
Come for a magical tour of this outstanding urban garden. See what can
happen when an artist’s imagination is applied to a once challenging
setting. Come for conversation, light hors d’ oeuvres, and a glass of
lovely! Donation: $10.
Gardening

http://www.facebook.com/events/340269289759526

Come out to David's favorite bar and restaurant in his home of Lincoln
Village for a fundraiser in his campaign for South-Western City School
Board of Education!

Burnzie's has amazing food, drinks, and a down-home feel. Come and have
some FUN!

Host Committee in formation now - message David if you're interested. Come
and give what you can to support the future of public education!

***If you cannot attend in person, David still needs your help! Please give
online today at
http://www.DavidDonofrio.com,
or send your check today to David Donofrio for Ohio, 298 Carilla Lane,
Columbus, Ohio 43228***

https://www.facebook.com/events/819077181599543

Hosted by Showing Up For Racial Justice - SURJ Columbus

After a summer break, we're back to it!

Come reconnect and get ready to dig into demanding racial justice! We'll
orient ourselves to SURJ, hear some updates, and get a trained to do some
door knocking in collaboration with the Peoples Justice Project with the
#SafetyIs listening campaign!

Bring a friend, bring your kids, and if you're feeling it: bring a snack to
share!

Can't wait to reconnect and see you all soon!
Causes
Free Admission

https://www.facebook.com/events/341315516301476

Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

visit https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F044FADAA28A2F94-volunteer/ to sign up

On September 8th & 9th, we're taking action across the country to #StopETP
and defend indigenous rights and
our water, land, air, and climate.

Join us in Columbus on September 8th to rally against Energy Transfer
Partners Rover Pipeline and the next lease auction of Wayne National Forest
land to oil and gas companies. This event is part of a National Day of
Action with sister events in North Dakota, Texas, Michigan, Pennsylvania,
Louisiana, and West Virginia.

The next Bureau of Land Management lease auction of Wayne National Forest
to gas and oil companies is September 21st and ETP's disastrous Rover
Pipeline, which has already destroyed an Ohio wetland area just in its
construction phase, and goes through private land within WNF's acquisition
boundary is set to be operational by November.

Energy Transfer Partners (ETP) – owner of the disastrous Dakota Access
Pipeline and Rover Pipeline, among others – is wreaking havoc across the
United States. From North Dakota to Pennsylvania, from Ohio to Louisiana,
from Michigan to Texas, ETP continues to systematically and ruthlessly
violate indigenous sovereignty and human rights. Wherever they build, ETP
steals land, poisons air and water, and trashes the climate.

The weekend of September 9th we will join an emerging coalition of
frontline communities and allies are taking action across the country to
#StopETP and defend indigenous rights and our water, land, air, and
climate. For more information visit StopETP.org

Sister events will take place around the country during this weekend of
action, including Ohio rallies in Cleveland, and Marietta.

More details to come!

PRIDE NIGHT AT KING'S ISLAND

The Spectrum Leadership team is hitting the road again with another trip to
KIng’s Island for Pride Night! We would like you and your family & friends
to join us for a night of fellowship, fun, AND NO WAITING IN LINE TO RIDE!
Pride Night at the Park is Friday September 8, 2017 from 6 PM to Midnight.
This event is presented by The Center, Cincinnati GLBT Organization. While
children are allowed, the Drag Show event is geared towards an adult
audience.

Details:
The bus will leave the King Avenue parking lot at 4:30 PM on Friday,
September 8 and arrive at the park around 6:00 PM. Snacks and beverages
(and, of course, entertainment) will be provided on the bus. The cost is
per person and includes one bus seat and one ticket to the event. The bus
will depart from the park at 11:00 PM and return to King Avenue UMC around
12:30 AM.

Date: September 8, 2016
Time: 4:00 PM to 12:30 AM
Cost: $60.00 per person

If you or anyone you know is interested in participating in this Spectrum
event, please email Dan Bidelspach atdbidelspach@columbus.rr.com
by August 18, 2017. Please include
the number of seats you would like to reserve. There are 55 seats available
for this event. Please note that we will need to fill the bus to cover the
expense of this outing. Once we have reached the required number of
participants, you will be notified that the event is confirmed and we will
request payment to hold your seat.

If you have any questions, please ask a member of the Spectrum Leadership
team, or email Dan Bidelspach at dbidelspach@columbus.rr.com
.

SPECTRUM is a Christian Reconciling Ministry whose goal it is to host
activities for all members of our diverse King Avenue Church family. We are
focused on hospitality and inclusiveness for all self-identified gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex people and all our straight
friends.

https://www.facebook.com/events/676019395933362
https://www.facebook.com/events/676019395933362

Hosted by Ohio District 15 Indivisible Events Page

We will be delivering the giant postcard from the #DefendDACA rally held at
OSU Tuesday directly to Steve Stivers' office in Lancaster.

This is not a rally or protest; we plan to meet at 4 p.m. (you can still
sign the postcard if you get there early!) and then go inside to deliver
the postcard to his staff members.

Also, we have contacted 10TV News because they were interested in following
up on the postcards' delivery to our MoCs, and we hope they'll send at
least a videographer!
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Don't miss it: the Midwest’s largest amusement park entertainment event
September 08, 2017 benefiting a local community group – the GLBTQ Center of
Greater Cincinnati. You can buy your tickets online, at select ticket
locations, or at the gate.

Entertainment for Pride Night to date:
Tyese Rainz
Bella Harlow
Alexander Cameron
Karen Forecox
Judith Iscariot
Willam
Sharon Needles
and more!

Folks from over 30 states attend this event! The GLBTQ Center thanks the
generosity of Kings Island. It is a great value and a chance to benefit
Greater Cincinnati’s only GLBTQ Center serving a diverse community. The
proceeds cover much of the annual operating expense of this 24-year-old
community organization (founded September 17, 1993). This marks the 20th
year Kings Island has hosted the event.

Tickets not only include free parking ($12 value) but have only moderately
increased over the past few years. Prices for 2017 are: Individual tickets
online & purchased in advance are available for 38.75 online, and $42.75 at
the gate; or groups of 7 or more $36.75 (online only)! A portion of the
ticket sales, depending on attendance is donated to the local Greater
Cincinnati Gay & Lesbian Community Center each year. The Center is a
non-profit organization as recognized as by the IRS 501(c)3. Parking is
included with the ticket price. As a reminder, this is considered a park
sell out event, you can NOT use your season pass for this event. Some
season pass benefits (such as meal & beverage plans, discounts, etc.) will
be determined at a later time.

While the event began as a private fundraiser, more and more allies are
asking “do I have to be gay to attend?!?!” The simple answer – if you
support equality – you're welcome! Imagine NOT having to wait in line for
your favorite ride? Kings Island waived the fee for electronic purchases on
their e-store this year! (Yes, that's an additional savings of $5). Other
tickets outlets are updated on the pride night webpage as available.

When you visit our Pride night page be sure to thank our sponsors! We
appreciate their support! Kings Island opens the parking lot the day of the
event at 5:00 pm, with the gates opening at 5:30 pm. The rides will begin
operation at 6:00 pm. The event concludes at midnight. Please remember –
while this is a child friendly event – it is geared toward adults. Because
the event is always scheduled by Kings Island after Labor Day, the water
park and children’s rides are closed.

A question the GLBTQ Center gets a lot: Can I use my season’s pass or a
discount coupon from a local store? No, sorry this is a fundraiser for the
Center – no season passes or special discount coupons are honored. T-shirts
with this year’s pride night logo (to be announced) will be available for
sale at the main entrance to the park. Most years, different area taverns
and organizations have sponsored Pride Night weekend events, replacing the
“after glow party” at Kings Island.

The GLBT Center assumes no liability or responsibility for the operation of
the Kings Island e-store for ticketing, issues must be resolved directly
with Kings Island. All sales are final once a general park admission ticket
transaction has been completed. General admission tickets are
non-refundable and non-exchangeable. This includes weather-related events.
We do not issue rain checks. Please check local weather conditions prior to
planning your visit.
Causes
Causes

https://www.facebook.com/events/127710417859918

COMMUNITY DRIVEN, MULTI-ARTS EVENT!
TWO STAGES & THE PORCH WITH FABULOUS MUSIC AND DANCE - ART CAR SHOW -
COLUMBUS CHILDREN'S PARADE - HEAR HISTORY IN THE MUSIC - LISTEN FOR THE
JAZZ JAM - STREET FAIR.
GREAT FOOD, GREAT FUN, GREAT FRIENDS!

https://www.facebook.com/events/129089981037326
or http://

HOT TIMES COMMUNITY ARTS & MUSIC FESTIVAL features 3 stages, 2 drum
circles, art, music, dance, great food, kids activities, vendors, The
Columbus Children's Parade and The Hot Times Art Car Show!
or follow the Festival on Facebook!
Free Admission
Kid Friendly
Music festival

The BLK PWR Mixtape exhibition is a multi-artist show that hopes to shine a
light on the vital contribution of Black artists to the current and
historical periods within American art and history. This exhibition brings
together Black artists from across Central Ohio displaying works in
response to themes from The Black Creatives Manifesto.

Inspired by "Black Power Mixtape" a documentary chronicling the evolution
of one of our nation's most indelible turning points, the Black Power
movement. BPM will explore themes of how Black Power is defined in todays
material conditions.

BPM will open during Creative Control Fest on September 8th, 2017.

https://www.facebook.com/events/341315516301476

Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

visit https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F044FADAA28A2F94-volunteer/ to sign up

The Columbus Undies run is a clothing drive to help those in need in the
Columbus Area. It is an unconventional yet fun way to really personify the
saying "give the shirt off your back."

Participants are to come dressed, but before the race begins, those willing
are asked to remove their articles of clothing down to the undies! The
clothes removed will then be washed and donated.

The Columbus Undies Run is raising money and collecting clothing donations
for The Open Shelter. The Open Shelter provides, directly or by referral,
emergency shelter and assistance for homeless and marginally housed persons
in Central Ohio, especially the most vulnerable among them; and to provide
directly or by referral, coordinated, supportive services, and transitional
and/or permanent housing, enabling homeless and marginally housed persons
to achieve maximum participation in the community.

Registration and donations:

Follow us on social media!
Instagram: @thecolumbusundiesrun
Twitter: @cbusundiesrun

Any questions or concerns, please email us at
thecolumbusundiesrun@gmail.com or
comment below!
Charity
Running
Clothes

The Major Taylor Cycling Club will be hosting its annual Long Street Tour
in New Albany,Ohio this year. We will have 3 different routes 60 + , 32 and
16. The 60+ will contain more hills. $10 registration. All proceeds will go
to A local Domestic Violence Prevention Center SAG support will be
provided. Ride with GPS files will also be provided as well as a few
nutritional items.

Health ⋅ Wellness

Hosted by Friends of the Hilltop and Green Columbus

Ticket Information:

Why Should I Become a Steward?

-Trees reduce energy costs, support clean air and water, reduce stress and
are related to increasing home values.
-Tree Stewards promote and care for neighborhood trees to improve the
community.
-They increase public awareness through community education, planning and
planting for the future, and provide maintenance and care for young trees
in public places.

What Will I Do As A Tree Steward?

-Obtain Tree Steward Certification Training
-Learn all about trees, how to plant and care for those in your community.
-Help organize volunteers for a tree activity (planting, mulching,
watering, pruning, etc) on Earth Day and throughout the year.
-Contribute to beautify the neighborhood with increasing a healthy and
beautiful street tree canopy.
-Meet other Tree Stewards and citizens who care about your neighborhood and
trees.

How Can I Become A Tree Steward?

Step 1: Attend the Green Columbus training session
-When: Saturday, September 9th from 9:00am - 4:00pm.
-Where: Columbus Metropolitan Library - Hilltop Branch at 511
S Hague Ave, Columbus, OH 43204
-Who: Green Columbus Team of Professional Trainers include the following:
~Lisa Bowers
~Kathy Smith
~Amy Stone

Step 2: Attend the pruning and tree planting sessions later in the Fall
(TBD).

Bonus!!! Breakfast AND Lunch will be provided!

RSVP at
For more information contact Claus Eckert at claus@greencbus.org
or go to the website
.
Gardening
Free Admission
Kid Friendly

Join Charity from A Good Start for storytime in the gardens. We will pick
fresh food and read a book together. 📚
Community

Public · Hosted by Franklin County Young Democrats and CapCity Young
Republicans

Join the CapCity YRs & Franklin County Young Democrats for the 5th annual
Sand Volleyball Tournament benefiting Operation Buckeye, an Ohio
organization that provides care packages to our troops. We ask for your
support in making this a successful event and continuing to bring our
organizations together every summer.

• $80 per team (16 teams max, cash or check)
• 6 people min per team, 8 max (start thinking of creative team names!)
• Team registration includes two games min and beer bucket
• Each team must have at least 3 girls playing at all times

Please sign up using the following google form:

Registration: 10 am
Captains meeting: 10:30 am
Tournament: 11 am start

GOP: Contact Torri at victoriahuebner1@gmail.com

Dems: Contact Erin at egibbey89@gmail.com
Causes
Free Admission
Kid Friendly

http://www.facebook.com/events/1946609208942908

Our Speaker is from Working America, a group who works together with us for
good jobs, a fair economy and a democracy that represents all of us.

http://www.facebook.com/events/432477813813327

Hosted by Ohio River Citizens' Alliance

Keep the Wayne Wild and
Keep Rover Tied Up

The Wayne National Forest will be offered up for an online auction by the
Federal Bureau of Land Management on September 21st. We must bring
attention to these leases only offered to the oil and gas industry. frack
the gases in and under the forest and Energy Transfer Partners will run
their lateral pipelines as a part of the Rover project that will be running
under the Ohio River.

The first permit was filed earlier this month by Eclipse and the have a
plan to frack a five mile streatch along the Ohio River.

Meet us in Reno just North of Marietta on Rt 7 at the
Wayne National Forest Marietta Unit-Athens District Field Office
27515 State Route 7, Marietta, OH 45750
Causes

https://www.facebook.com/events/331538690639647

Please join us for a fun tailgate themed fundraiser for Congressman Tim
Ryan!

Come and support Congressman Ryan and then watch the Buckeyes v Sooners
game at 7:30pm!

Host - $1,000 ~ Sponsor - $500 ~ Supporter - $250
Friend - $100 ~ Young Professional - $50 ~ Young Dem./Retiree - $25

Please RSVP to Jen Lynch at 614.301.5198
Or email to jenlynch4@gmail.com
mailto:jenlynch4@gmail.com
Please make contributions payable to:
Tim Ryan for Congress
PO BOX 189
Niles, OH 44446
You can also make a secure on-line contribution at:
http://secure.actblue.com/donate/timryan_20170909

PRIDE NIGHT AT KING'S ISLAND

The Spectrum Leadership team is hitting the road again with another trip to
KIng’s Island for Pride Night! We would like you and your family & friends
to join us for a night of fellowship, fun, AND NO WAITING IN LINE TO RIDE!
Pride Night at the Park is Friday September 8, 2017 from 6 PM to Midnight.
This event is presented by The Center, Cincinnati GLBT Organization. While
children are allowed, the Drag Show event is geared towards an adult
audience.

Details:
The bus will leave the King Avenue parking lot at 4:30 PM on Friday,
September 8 and arrive at the park around 6:00 PM. Snacks and beverages
(and, of course, entertainment) will be provided on the bus. The cost is
per person and includes one bus seat and one ticket to the event. The bus
will depart from the park at 11:00 PM and return to King Avenue UMC around
12:30 AM.

Date: September 8, 2016
Time: 4:00 PM to 12:30 AM
Cost: $60.00 per person

If you or anyone you know is interested in participating in this Spectrum
event, please email Dan Bidelspach atdbidelspach@columbus.rr.com
by August 18, 2017. Please include
the number of seats you would like to reserve. There are 55 seats available
for this event. Please note that we will need to fill the bus to cover the
expense of this outing. Once we have reached the required number of
participants, you will be notified that the event is confirmed and we will
request payment to hold your seat.

If you have any questions, please ask a member of the Spectrum Leadership
team, or email Dan Bidelspach at dbidelspach@columbus.rr.com
.

SPECTRUM is a Christian Reconciling Ministry whose goal it is to host
activities for all members of our diverse King Avenue Church family. We are
focused on hospitality and inclusiveness for all self-identified gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex people and all our straight
friends.

https://www.facebook.com/events/127710417859918

COMMUNITY DRIVEN, MULTI-ARTS EVENT!
TWO STAGES & THE PORCH WITH FABULOUS MUSIC AND DANCE - ART CAR SHOW -
COLUMBUS CHILDREN'S PARADE - HEAR HISTORY IN THE MUSIC - LISTEN FOR THE
JAZZ JAM - STREET FAIR.
GREAT FOOD, GREAT FUN, GREAT FRIENDS!

https://www.facebook.com/events/129089981037326
or http://

HOT TIMES COMMUNITY ARTS & MUSIC FESTIVAL features 3 stages, 2 drum
circles, art, music, dance, great food, kids activities, vendors, The
Columbus Children's Parade and The Hot Times Art Car Show!
or follow the Festival on Facebook!
Free Admission
Kid Friendly
Music festival

Sabry Wazwaz is a Palestinian American who travelled back to Palestine in
2014 to interview and document the reality of Israeli occupation. Wazwaz
was inspired by documentaries like Five Broken Cameras and wanted US
citizens to see what is really going on in Palestine.
Film
Documentary film
Film screening

https://www.facebook.com/events/341315516301476

Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

visit https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F044FADAA28A2F94-volunteer/ to sign up

Hosted by Upper Arlington Progressive Action

Please make your Reservation no later than September 7, 2017

Featured speaker:
Representative Tim Ryan

Silent Auction
(We are looking for some quality items for our Blue Brunch auction on
Sunday, September 10. If you have any questions or would like to make a
donation, please email melissahedden@me.com
.)
Party
Fundraising

https://www.facebook.com/events/529538500727987

Hosted by Yes We Can: Columbus Working Families

Join us on to build support for change in Columbus. We are in a moment like
no other in our city and we need your help to elect new, progressive
leaders who speak up about income inequality, tax giveaways to wealthy
developers, violence in our communities, and the challenges facing our
schools.

Columbus is a tale of two cities, working for some, but not for all. We
have to power to improve our schools, our neighborhoods and the quality of
life in our city. We can transform our city, but only together, through
love, hard work, and a dedication to real democracy in Columbus.
Causes

https://www.facebook.com/events/154478715131992

Hosted by Yes We Can: Columbus Working Families

Please join us on Sunday, September 10th from 3:30 - 5:00 pm at the Parsons
Library Branch (1113 Parsons Ave, Columbus, OH 43206) to be part of the
change in Columbus. We are in a moment like no other in our city and we
need your help to elect new, progressive leaders who speak up about income
inequality, tax giveaways to wealthy developers, violence in our
communities, and the challenges facing our schools.

Columbus is a tale of two cities, working for some, but not for all. We
have to power to improve our schools and our neighborhoods and improve the
quality of life in our city. We can change our city, but only together,
through love, hard work, and dedication to real democracy in Columbus.

Join us to learn more about Yes We Can, meet the endorsed candidates, and
get more involved in our movement for change.
Causes

https://www.facebook.com/events/127710417859918

COMMUNITY DRIVEN, MULTI-ARTS EVENT!
TWO STAGES & THE PORCH WITH FABULOUS MUSIC AND DANCE - ART CAR SHOW -
COLUMBUS CHILDREN'S PARADE - HEAR HISTORY IN THE MUSIC - LISTEN FOR THE
JAZZ JAM - STREET FAIR.
GREAT FOOD, GREAT FUN, GREAT FRIENDS!

https://www.facebook.com/events/170096540225195

Hosted by The Huge Euge Holiday Show

Swing out to Woodlands Tavern on Sunday, September 10 to catch a few bands
and donate some money to The City of Houston Hurricane Relief Fund.
http://ghcf.org/hurricane-relief/

Even from hundreds of miles away, we can get together for some live music
and help in a time of need.

Admission is $7 with 100% of the proceeds going to GHCF.

Confirmed acts:

Slimfit
King Bradley
The Muppet Mayhem Band
Lackluster
Huge Euge

And more to come as confirmations come in.

If you'd like to donate and cannot make the show, use this link:
http://ghcf.org/hurricane-relief/

Or check out a wealth of other places that need assistance as well (a link
with non-scammy places):
http://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/28/us/donate-harvey-charities-scams.html

Hope to see you Sunday evening.
Music

https://www.facebook.com/events/129089981037326
or http://

HOT TIMES COMMUNITY ARTS & MUSIC FESTIVAL features 3 stages, 2 drum
circles, art, music, dance, great food, kids activities, vendors, The
Columbus Children's Parade and The Hot Times Art Car Show!
or follow the Festival on Facebook!
Free Admission
Kid Friendly
Music festival

https://www.facebook.com/events/341315516301476

Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

https://www.facebook.com/events/312716929131976

Hosted by Babes to Know Podcast

Ticket Information:
http://www.eventbrite.com
Babes to Know goes LIVE! The same great show you've come to love, RIGHT IN
FRONT OF YOUR FACE!

Although I'm disappointed I'll have to wear real pants to record from now
on, this is going to be really fun. Come out for a drink and some chill
time after your long, hard day at work on stupid Monday. Surround yourself
with other attractive and interesting people!

The first guest in our new live format will be the Feminist Flag Corps!
Comedy (performance)

https://www.facebook.com/events/341315516301476

Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

http://www.facebook.com/events/1972250399676346

Hosted by Columbus Urban League Young Professionals

Ticket Information:http://www.culyp.org
Join us for lunch as we take a dive into topics about the issues that most
affect young professionals. Our Lunch and Learn Conversations will take
place with our most passionate elected officials and civic leaders.

For the month of September, Representatives Emilia Sykes will be our
special guest. You must register to attend, visit the link here:
goo.gl/forms/bDbSWlk5SGa3PUGu2
https://goo.gl/forms/bDbSWlk5SGa3PUGu2
Networking
Free Admission

https://www.facebook.com/events/309979672745382

Join us at the Ohio Democratic Party for the first #OHGOV Debate Watch
Party! Watch Rep. Connie Pillich, Sen. Joe Schiavoni, former Rep. Betty
Sutton and Mayor Nan Whaley share their visions for a better Ohio. This
event is also hosted by the Franklin County Young Democrats.

http:// www.facebook.co m/events/1710101515949031

Queer Yoga is Columbus's first queer-focused yoga class that offers
professional yoga instruction in a designated Safe(r) Space. We endeavor to
cultivate an atmosphere of acceptance and community in all we do, from sun
salutations to post-yoga snack time. Whether you are new to yoga, or you
can complete a headstand without assistance, you will find something to
challenge and deepen your practice.

Class fees are $6 for ALL participants. Everyone is welcome. Bring a mat.

Queer Yoga Instructor Schedule:
1st Tues - Andy King
2nd Tues - Kelly Ish
3rd Tues - Kelsey Davis
4th Tues - Becca Alexander

https://www.facebook.com/events/341315516301476

Let’s taco-bout abortion funds! This year, we’re bringing back the always
popular Taco or Beer Challenge to help raise funds and awareness of
abortion access!

It's the most delicious time of year, and we need you to help spread the
word like queso!

How to take the Taco or Beer Challenge?
1. Eat a taco and/or drink a beer. (EASY!)
2. Donate here:
http://womenhaveoptions.nationbuilder.com/taco_beer_challenge
3. Take a picture and submit it to
http://tacoorbeerchallenge.tumblr.com!
4. Post it on social media using #ToBC17 and tag 3 friends to take the
Challenge next!

Stay tuned for in-person meet ups in Ohio or HOST YOUR OWN:
http://www.womenhaveoptions.org/hold_a_taco_or_beer_challenge_party

If you want to host something a bit bigger/ public, please email
http://stephanie(at)womenhaveoptions.org
and let's work together!

You can participate from anywhere, by taking the Challenge virtually,
donating to us, and tagging your friends anytime through September 15th.

So join us! Eat a taco and/or drink beer, donate to Women Have Options -
Ohio, and let's give people something to taco 'bout!
Causes

Join us for an evening with David Sheff as he offers hope for America's
greatest tragedy.

David Sheff, a New York Times best selling author, has spent years
investigating the disease of addiction and America's drug problem, which he
sees as the greatest public health challenge of our time.

Sheff's presentation brings immediacy to the emotional rollercoster of
loving a child who seems beyond help. From the early warning signs, to
denial, to fear, to grief, to hope, this is a story of unwavering love.

Sheff argues that drug use is a preventable, treatable disease and not a
moral failing. His ongoing research in psychology, neuroscience, medicine,
and examination of the science of addiction earned him a place on Time
magazine's list of the world's most influential people.

Everyone is encouraged to attend this free program which is open to the
public

*5pm Doors open Exhibitors & refreshments in basement

*6pm-8pm Keynote speaker Followed by panel

*8pm Book signing in lobby

Continuing education credits are available for professionals.

This event is made possiby by: Allwell Behavioral Health Services, Alcohol
& Drug Services of Guernsey County, Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices,
Mental Health & Recovery Services Board, Muskingum Behavioral Health,
Muskingum County Academy of Medicine, Morgan Behavioral Health Choices, On
The Same Page Muskingum, Madison Literacy Foundation, Muskingum County
Community Foundation and Perry Behavioral Health Choices

Genesis HealthCare System is accredited by the Ohio State Medical
Association (OSMA) to provide Continuing Medical Education for physicians.
“Genesis HealthCare System designates this live educational activity for up
to two (2) hours in AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM. Each physician should
claim only those hours of credit that s/he actually spent in the
educational activity.”

Disclosures

This speakers have no relevant disclosures

The members of the planning committee for this CME activity have no
relevant disclosures

Those that are in any position to control the content of this activity have
no relevant disclosures

https://www.facebook.com/events/114822862562308

Come out to BQIC's first official open meeting to continue planning and
building with us. Our primary groups will meet and we will develop further
plans for actions.

Reminder of the groups:
- Alternative Pride
- Indigenous Peoples' Day (Oct 9)
- Petition/fundraising

Whether or not you were able to make it to our last community conversation,
come on out to build with each other to better Columbus for LGBTQ+ people
of color.

As a reminder, BQIC has recently opened up our group to people of all
backgrounds and identities who are down to organize for the liberation of
Black queer and trans people. Black queer and trans folks will play primary
roles by leading groups, while allies will now have active roles in
organizing together with us. We're excited to better support Black and
brown queer and trans people with everyone's involvement!

Mark your calendars for our next meeting after this one on Thursday,
September 28.
Causes

https://www.facebook.com/events/334393776988659

Hosted by Amy Harkins for Columbus City Schools Board of Education and
Jenny Coffey Yoga

Ticket Information:
http://www.crowdpac.com

Join Amy for an all levels yoga class taught by Jenny Coffey Yoga and learn
more about her vision for Columbus City Schools.

Please bring a mat and towel. Water and good vibes will be provided.

Suggested donation is $20. Cash and check will be accepted at the event or
you can donate online here:
http://www.crowdpac.com/campaigns/299742/amy-harkins-for-columbus-board-of-education

(Disclaimer: Go: Fitness is allowing us to use their space, but their
political views may or may not be the same as the candidate.)
Causes
Yoga
Fundraising
Politics

Hosted by United Westside Coalition

A FREE event (lunch included) for faith-based leaders to meet with and
learn from representatives of organizations working to address the opiate
epidemic. There will be multiple 20 minute break out learning sessions with
the organizations and participants can choose the sessions they will
attend. The break out sessions include:

Medication Assisted Treatment, Resources for Veterans, The Addict’s Parents
United, GAP Network, Human Trafficking and Addiction, Trauma Informed Care,
Trauma and Children, Reformers Unanimous, Celebrate Recovery, Recovery
Community Organizations, Refuge - Christ Centered Addiction Recovery, Ohio
Recovery Housing.

Join us for Women/Trans Femme Open Shop the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of every
month from 6:00pm-8:30pm (Starting May 11, 2017).

Franklinton Cycle Works' shop space, stands, and tools are available free
of cost for any member of the Women/Trans/Femme community who wants to work
on their bike. Volunteer mechanics are on hand to share their knowledge and
experience.

Bike not broken but still interested in skill building?

GREAT!

Want to check out the co-op and meet other WTF bikers?

GREAT!

In the past, as members of the Women/Trans/Femme community we may not have
have felt safe or found existing spaces enjoyable.

We have created our own space!

If you feel you are a member of the Women/Trans/Femme community there is a
space for you. A space to ask questions, receive instruction, become
oriented to the shop, make friends, love bikes, and share your own skills.

We are always looking for a new volunteers to help with this event. For
more information, please email women.trans.femme@franklintoncycleworks.org
or just show up!
Fitness
Free Admission

From emerging operations to long-established businesses, a growing number
of social enterprises are tackling some of society’s biggest challenges
through innovative business models. The Metropreneur will once again
celebrate local businesses’ socially-minded efforts at Aspire 2017 on
Thursday, September 14, 2017 from 6:30 - 9 p.m. at the Roosevelt
Coffeehouse, 300 E. Long St.

Connect with local social enterprise owners, as well as the community and
resource providers that support them during networking time from 6 - 7:30
p.m. Programming begins at 7:30 p.m. with a keynote interview discussing
the importance of social impact investing with Bryce Butler, Managing
Partner of Access Ventures. The Louisville-based investment firm works with
organizations of all sizes, from startups to enterprises, to provide
financial and human capital into companies, initiatives, and ideas that
enable human flourishing. Locally, the firm has invested in Hot Chicken
Takeover and was instrumental in bringing Kiva to Columbus.

Aspire 2017 will conclude with the fifth annual Social Enterprise of the
Year Awards presented by The Metropreneur and SocialVentures (formerly the
Center for Social Enterprise Development.) This year’s awards will
recognize social operations in three categories:

Emerging Social Enterprise of the Year: small, local for-profit businesses
with a social mission operational for less than a year

Social Enterprise of the Year: small, local for-profit businesses with a
social mission operational for more than a year

Nonprofit Sustainability Award: local, for-profit businesses of all sizes
that support the operations of a non-profit

Three finalists will be announced in each category, with a panel of judges
featuring past award winners and members of the business community
selecting the winners based on an application that evaluates the business’
mission and social impact.

A cash coffee bar will be available from Roosevelt Coffeehouse, a social
enterprises that donates a portion of its profits to support efforts that
provide clean water, fight hunger and combat human trafficking. Light
appetizers will be provided, as well as desserts from Food for Good
Thought, winner of the 2016 Social Enterprise of the Year Award.

Aspire is made possible with support from SocialVentures and the Columbus
Chamber of Commerce.

http://www.facebook.com/events/1712114545468494

Hosted by Indivisible: Ohio District 12

OH12 Member Merrill Kaplan will give a basic intro to the variety of hate
and extremist groups active in the US today, including an intro to their
symbols. With hate groups on the rise in Ohio, and white supremacist fliers
appearing around Columbus, the topic is timely and important.

This discussion will help give you the tools you need to identify the
groups behind the hate literature and fliers you may come across on campus
or in your neighborhood.

We will be in Meeting Room 3.

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Hosted by Franklinton Urban Empowerment Lab and Columbus Idea Foundry

Ticket Information:
http://app.getoccasion.com

Family friendly with adult supervision. Ticket purchase required. A
Facebook RSVP is not a ticket.

The Maker movement is one of inclusion, equality, and love. Love for our
creative passions, love for building something, love for our future, and
love for humanity. The Idea Foundry and the Franklinton Urban Empowerment
Lab are deeply saddened by recent events--rallies against the very
democratic principles of equality we hold dear, demonstrations of hatred,
racism and other forms of bigotry, the sporting of symbols that represent
some of the darkest moments of our history. We are reminded how important
it is to show up and do the right thing.

We're kicking off a support program to bring Maker training--critical for
the emerging economy-- to underserved and minority youth in our community
who have long struggled with access to these equalizing skills.

We have a proud history of teaching people to Make--with code and cutting
edge tech like lasers, 3D printing, VR, and CNC fabrication, through
traditional means like woodworking & welding, and through creative
expression. When combined with our experience supporting entrepreneurship,
small businesses--whether they're run by a single person or a full
team--emerge to join the marketplace, bringing their ideas and their
talents to our neighborhood and to the world.

For our inaugural fundraising event with FUEL, we're hosting a Barbeque
Cook Out & Open House!

Proceeds of this event will go towards supporting tool & tech training for
underserved community youth-- Buy a ticket--help send a kid to class! Your
ticket gets you access to a private Maker themed event full of
make-and-take projects to build alongside our talented makers and tool &
tech demos from drones to VR and includes choice of BBQ, conventional
grilled items like burgers & hot dogs, plenty of sides, desserts, &
beverages.

Can't make this event? Consider donating in the ticket area to support this
community partnership!

Please email casey@ideafoundry.com
mailto:casey@ideafoundry.com
with any questions.

Event info

You may arrive any time, but hot food will be available 6:30-7:30 pm--after
which sides & desserts and beverages will be available. Alcoholic beverages
may be consumed by those 21+ only. Depending on how much time you spend at
different Maker stations--you may or may not have time to visit every area.
We don't guarantee you'll be able to participate in every project.

Important safety info:

Projects are designed for youth ages 14+ with parental supervision, and
material encountered during this session may include small parts, choking
hazards, or substances not meant for ingestion like coin cell batteries, or
chemicals and may not suitable for handling by small or unsupervised
children. Parents must remain with minors at all times. Some supplies, like
adhesives and cutting implements should only be handled by adults. There
will be some activities open to younger children, but not all projects will
be able to accommodate young children for safety purposes.

Dietary accommodations

IF RSVPs indicate, vegetarian options can be available, but we cannot
accommodate all special dietary requests and cannot certify that all
ingredients are not processed in facilities that also handle nuts or tree
nuts from caterers. You are welcome to bring your own food, snacks, or
drinks, but we will not be able to provide a discount for doing so.

Tickets
CIF Member $50
General Public, $55
Youth (16 and under), $25
Child (10 and under) $7
Causes
Kid Friendly

Hosted by West-Side Area Democrats - SPD, West-Side Area Democrats - SPD,
Grove City Area Democrats - SPD, Pickaway Dems - Citizens In Action,
Galloway Area Democrats - SPD, Southwest Progressive Democrats, Thomas E.
Chahine

Join us for the annual Arts In The Alley Parade in Grove City! Breakfast
will be provided and fun after the parade! You will be provided with a
shirt from our organization! Meetup location will be determined at a later
date!
Causes
Free Admission
Kid Friendly
Food festival

https://www.facebook.com/events/2021802271384382

Hosted by Columbus Urban League Young Professionals

Habitat for Humanity - MidOhio brings people together to inspire hope,
build homes, empower families and develop communities. Join us for a day of
service as we give back and volunteer with this great organization in their
ReStore.
Causes
Free Admission
Volunteering

https://www.facebook.com/events/1513843362000791

Hosted by FACT - Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries and Sierra Club
Central Ohio Group

The Friends of Alum Creek & Tributaries (FACT) are looking for volunteers
to help remove invasive honeysuckle bushes and clean up trash from the Alum
Creek Greenway Trail and river bank near Academy Park in Columbus on
September 16th 9:00 AM.

Meet FACT along the trail behind the Cleo Dumaree Athletic Center parking
lot, 276 S. Nelson Road - south of East Broad St at Franklin Park S. Rd.
Please wear outdoor work clothes (long pants) and sturdy shoes or work
boots. Bring shovels, loppers, bow saws if you have them. Various tools,
gloves, beverages and some snacks will be provided to volunteers.

The mission of Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries (FACT) is to preserve
and protect the quality and beauty of the Alum Creek watershed and promote
environmentally responsible recreation, educational opportunities, and
citizen participation at many levels. FACT is a local non-profit volunteer
based organization serving as the environmental steward for the Alum Creek
lower watershed within Franklin and Delaware counties.

For further information please contact FACT voicemail (614) 569-8544 or
info@friendsofalumcreek.org
mailto:info@friendsofalumcreek.org
or visit
http://www.friendsofalumcreek.org.
Community
Kid Friendly
Free Admission

Hosted by Aryeh Alex for Franklin Township

Join Aryeh Alex and his campaign for Franklin Township Trustee as we go
door-to-door and talk to voters.

We will meet at 1952 Harrisburg Pike, Grove City, Ohio 43123 at 10am and
have donuts from Franklin Township's own Amy's Donuts, run through a quick
training, pair up, and hit the doors.

Any time you can commit will be much appreciated!
Causes
Free Admission
Kid Friendly

http://www.facebook.com/events/166382890589198

Hosted by Stonewall Columbus

MAKE YOUR MARK ON THE NEW
STONEWALL COLUMBUS CENTER ON HIGH!

SEPTEMBER 17, 2017 • 10am-2pm

Goodale Shelterhouse
120 W Goodale St • Columbus, OH 43215

Dear Community,

Thank you. You opened our eyes. You challenged us. You said that we should
be more for more people.

You reminded us that while our intentions are laudable, our execution isn't
always perfect. Events over the summer have given us the opportunity to see
our imperfections through different lenses and learn more about who we are
and who our community needs us to be.

Stonewall is changing. Not just what we do, but why and how we do it. We
are analyzing our approach and our execution. We are implementing long-term
strategies, not just short-term fixes. These are internal, structural
changes that are difficult to see. But like the foundation of a house, they
are the essential building blocks of a strong and inclusive future.

Those building blocks aren’t just a metaphor. Not only is Stonewall
renovating our systems and expanding our capacity for service, we are also
renovating and expanding the community center at 1160 N. High St.

Stonewall has long imagined not just a bigger space, but one that was fully
accessible and reflected the beauty of the community being served. In
December 2014, community members Mary Jo Hudson and Tom Grote and allies
Nancy Kramer and Tom Katzenmeyer volunteered to lead the most ambitious
fundraising campaign Stonewall has ever undertaken – Stonewall Builds. They
set a goal of $3.5 million in new, capital dollars to fund the renovation
and expansion.

More than forty other community members stepped up as volunteer Stonewall
Builds fundraisers and together they have raised $3.4 million.

While we are incredibly proud of the support we’ve received from the City
of Columbus, more than a dozen local businesses, and over 200 community
members, our foundation is incomplete. We need ALL of you.

Our desire is for everyone in the community to be part of the new
Stonewall, and this is our first chance to not only say that, but to
demonstrate it.

We invite ALL of our community to join us for Signing Day. See plans for
the new building, share your thoughts about future programming, and
literally become part of the new building by signing a steel structural
beam. It is but one step on our journey, but a step we would love to take
with all of you.
As we work diligently on the structure of our organization and the
structure of our new building, we will continue to provide service to the
community. From a young person who runs away from a religiously intolerant
family and into our office to a senior who is burdened with loneliness
until they take a trip to the theater with 20 new friends, we are here.

Stonewall Columbus – uplifting the LGBTQ community so that ALL of us
THRIVE.
Causes
Free Admission
Kid Friendly

Columbus continues to become more veg-friendly every year! As the capital
of Ohio, Columbus is long overdue to host a VegFest. We are very excited to
announce that the 1st annual Ohio Vegfest that will be held on Sunday
September 17, 2017 from 12pm-6pm! This FREE event will be sponsored by
Columbus Veg Community with both food and non-food vendors, and much more!
Full itinerary will be announced closer to the event.

The hosting organization, the Columbus Veg Community (CVC) Inc, is a
non-profit tax-deductible outreach organization that will provide a free
festival geared toward introducing the community to plant-based foods,
cruelty-free products, entertainment, and education in a fun, accessible
way. No funds going toward or that are generated by the 2017 Ohio VegFest
or any future social, fundraising, or educational events will be affiliated
with any person or business in which animals are exploited.

Venue: TBA

If you're interested in getting involved, fill out a vendor or volunteer
form on our website:

For all other questions, please contact us here:
or email us at: ohiovegfest@gmail.com

Want to help us make this an awesome event? Consider donating to help
support our efforts:

Please stay tuned to our website and social media pages for the most
up-to-date information about this festival!

Hosted by Columbus Veg Community and Ohio VegFest

Hosted by Recovery is Possible

A celebration of life after addiction featuring inspirational addiction
recovery stories, food trucks, audience prizes and live music. There will
aslo be a resource center with information on jobs, housing, and services
available in the community.
Causes
Free Admission

https://www.facebook.com/events/1412115442175064
https://www.facebook.com/events/1412115442175064

Kick-off the first day of knocking door to door in Granville! Hit the
ground together with other community members and future friends! Help get
the word out and ensure votes for Bryn Bird on November 7!
Causes

CHOICE is celebrating turning 40 this year with a Family Fun Festival at
the Optimist Lodge at Hoover Y Park and you are invited.

We will have bounce houses and a photo booth sponsored by: Smile More

Do you have a special talent you would like to share? Are you in a band and
would like to perform to showcase your music? Send an email to
chris@choicemidwives.org with your name,
talent and contact info so we can schedule a time-slot for your
performance.

We will have a Potluck Dinner...if your last name begins with A - M please
bring a side dish or salad to share. If your last name begins with N - Z
please bring a dessert to share.

So mark your calendars today and join us on Sunday, September 17th from 3pm
to 6pm.

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People's Justice Project
https://www.facebook.com/OhioPJP/
will lead us in a short training as we head out to talk to folks in Hilltop
about what safety means to them. We'll be prepaired to go in buddies or
individually door-to-door and engage folks with what their community is
like, what it needs, and what they want when it comes to safety.

This information will help shape the narrative around policing in
neighborhoods, as PJP prepairs for candidates forums this fall.

If you have mobility concerns, we can work with you to still be able to
engage in canvassing, so please reach out!

https://www.facebook.com/events/137291440220493

People's Justice Project
https://www.facebook.com/OhioPJP/
will lead us in a short training as we head out to talk to folks in Hilltop
about what safety means to them. We'll be prepaired to go in buddies or
individually door-to-door and engage folks with what their community is
like, what it needs, and what they want when it comes to safety.

This information will help shape the narrative around policing in
neighborhoods, as PJP prepairs for candidates forums this fall.

If you have mobility concerns, we can work with you to still be able to
engage in canvassing, so please reach out!

www.rcc4c. org

Meetings are held the 3rd Monday of the month from 5:00pm - 7:00pm at St.
Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, located at 386 Buttles Ave. in Columbus
(just west of Goodale Park).

About & Mission:

RCC4C is an alliance of restored citizens and advocates who are working
together to affect changes in our criminal justice system. We believe in a
society where people are given second chances and the opportunity for
redemption.

Unfortunately, our present criminal justice system uses perpetuating
punishment and collateral sanctions to create an underclass among us. The
formerly incarcerated must have the ability to be rehabilitated and return
to their families and the community with the tools necessary to rebuild and
restructure their lives.

Indeed, social justice demands that the criminal justice system be
reevaluated, that barriers to employment, housing and other critical
services be removed, and that increased resources—pre and post release—be
used to assist individuals to restore their lives.

Those closest to the problems have insights about these issues and their
voices must be heard as solutions are crafted. Restored citizens’
perspectives and those whose lives have been impacted by the criminal
justice system provide a different lens for community members and decision
makers to think about criminal justice issues. This shift in thinking is
necessary to achieve broad, meaningful, humane and lasting criminal justice
reform.

Advocacy Priorities:

* Improve the support systems for those who are re-entering society
from incarceration - It is estimated that 95% of prisoners will be
released back into the community. These individuals and receiving
communities would be better served if those who are returning have
reliable access to housing, mental health care, recovery programs,
and sustainable employment that will keep them out of poverty. This
will help to reduce recidivism, reduce violence, and heal and
stabilize families.
* Promote humane treatment and restorative measures for those currently
incarcerated – A majority of those entering our jails and prisons
suffer with mental illness and/or addiction. These individuals need
access to effective treatment. In 2015, Ohio prisons held 10 times
the amount of mentally ill than mental health institutions in our
state. [v] Furthermore, 80% of prisoners in Ohio have not completed
high school and lack critical skills needed to maintain gainful
employment, which is critical to the stability of the family. [vi]
Restoration and rehabilitation needs to be central to the treatment
of those currently incarcerated.
* Lower the population in our county jails and state prisons – Our
Jails and prisons are costly not only to individuals and families who
are directly impacted by incarceration, but also to the taxpayers in
Ohio. Since 1980 Ohio’s prison population has more than tripled. 1 in
4 state employees work in corrections. [vii] There are many areas in
need of reform to help reduce the numbers of people incarcerated,
including how we police our communities, creating more alternatives
to incarceration, sentencing reform, and changing policies like
mandatory minimums which limit judicial discretion.
* Address policies and practices which serve as the foundation for
unequal representation of black males, people of color, and the
economically disadvantaged within the criminal justice system- The
majority of individuals incarcerated are already marginalized in our
society. Many policies and procedures used in our criminal justice
system further target and disenfranchise these populations,
increasing opportunity and wealth disparities in our communities.
Issues like high costs for attorneys, court fees and bail also place
many at a disadvantage maneuvering the criminal justice system.

Room 3

Please join us to meet our candidates for the November election.
Candidates, email me if you are interested in having a table at our event.
kimkennedy147@gmail.com

https://www.facebook.com/events/137291440220493

People's Justice Project
https://www.facebook.com/OhioPJP/
will lead us in a short training as we head out to talk to folks in Hilltop
about what safety means to them. We'll be prepaired to go in buddies or
individually door-to-door and engage folks with what their community is
like, what it needs, and what they want when it comes to safety.

This information will help shape the narrative around policing in
neighborhoods, as PJP prepairs for candidates forums this fall.

If you have mobility concerns, we can work with you to still be able to
engage in canvassing, so please reach out!

https://www.facebook.com/events/152559948661228

Ticket Information:
http://secure.actblue.com

Join Sabrina Afrin, Misha Barnes, Josh Bates, Dylan Borchers, Riana Brewer,
Kwame Christian, Kristen Cole, Kay Cole, Natalie Coles, Mike Corey, Averi
Frost, Vedette Gavin, Jay Goyal, Jared Holt, Janet Jackson, Dontavius
Jarrells, Mallory Kimble, Jacob Manser, Mike McCaman, Marchelle Moore,
Jacqueline Neal, Ernest Perry, Rob Perryman, Janica Pierce Tucker, Densil
Porteous, Evan Robinson, Carter Stewart and Yohannan Terrell

for a fundraiser with special guest
Yvette McGee Brown

In support of
Kyle Strickland
Candidate for Senate District 15

Sponsor ~ $250
Host ~ $100
Guest ~ $50

Please make checks payable to:
Strickland for Ohio
222 East Town Street, Suite 2W
Columbus, Ohio 43215
http://www.votestrickland.com

Networking
Fundraising
Politics

Join us for an evening where we learn about how important voting rights are
to the health of our democracy. Topics will include voter registration,
voter suppression, gerrymandering, election administration, and more.

Confirmed speakers include Kathleen Clyde, who has been a strong advocate
for voting rights in Ohio. Check back for more speakers as we confirm them.

https://www.facebook.com/events/1219967211443081

Our Fireside Chat is one of our signature events. Join us as we hear from
promenient leaders in the Columbus community. This is your opportunity to
get tips on how to take your career to the next level and learn more about
their career journey.

All CULYP members are free and guest have a small fee.

http://www.facebook.com/events/146365319293210

Hosted by Fairfield County Democratic Party

Ticket Information:
http://secure.actblue.com

Join us for dinner and meet our Candidates from Lancaster, Pickerington,
and the 15th District. Suggested contributions are Sponsor- $150, Host-
$75, Supporter- $35, Student- $20

http:// www.facebook.co m/events/1710101515949031

Queer Yoga is Columbus's first queer-focused yoga class that offers
professional yoga instruction in a designated Safe(r) Space. We endeavor to
cultivate an atmosphere of acceptance and community in all we do, from sun
salutations to post-yoga snack time. Whether you are new to yoga, or you
can complete a headstand without assistance, you will find something to
challenge and deepen your practice.

Class fees are $6 for ALL participants. Everyone is welcome. Bring a mat.

Queer Yoga Instructor Schedule:
1st Tues - Andy King
2nd Tues - Kelly Ish
3rd Tues - Kelsey Davis
4th Tues - Becca Alexander

Jimmy Mak and Derik Diaz want to Make America Laugh Again with their
political comedy show “Murica the Bootyfull.” Stand-up, sketch comedy and
more are in store in this celebration of being a Snowflake in Trump’s
America.

Also featuring:

Brandon Anderson
Brooke Cartus
Travis Irvine
Mark Lucas
Joseph M Moorer

… and more!

Doors: 7:00 PM
Showtime: 8:00 PM
Tickets $7
Reservations recommended / Food and drink available
Adult Language and Content

https://www.facebook.com/events/137291440220493

People's Justice Project
https://www.facebook.com/OhioPJP/
will lead us in a short training as we head out to talk to folks in Hilltop
about what safety means to them. We'll be prepaired to go in buddies or
individually door-to-door and engage folks with what their community is
like, what it needs, and what they want when it comes to safety.

This information will help shape the narrative around policing in
neighborhoods, as PJP prepairs for candidates forums this fall.

If you have mobility concerns, we can work with you to still be able to
engage in canvassing, so please reach out!

https://www.facebook.com/events/888909271211701/

Time: 6:30 P.M. Until 9:30 P.M.
Place: Schoenbaum Family Center
Address: 175 E. 7th Ave (at the corner of 7th Ave & Summit St)

Food is provided =-)

Please come join us for a meal and be informed.
1.You will know what is going on in your neighborhood.
2.Meet your neighbors.
3.You can ask questions get answers and address your concerns
4.Learn about employment and training opportunities.

5. And much more!

We would love to have your support, involvement and commitment.
_______________

Hora: 6:30 P.M. Hasta 8:00 P.M.
Lugar: Schoenbaum Family Center
Direccion:175 E. 7th Ave (en la esquina de la 7th Ave & Summit St)

Se proporcionan alimentos =-)

Por favor acompenos para compartir una comida y por ser informado.
1. Sabra que esta sucediendo en su vecindario.
2. Conocer a sus vecinos.
3. Podra hacer preguntas y consequiras respuestas..
4. Aprender sobre oportunidades de empleo y entrenamiento.
5.. Y muchas mas!

Nos encantara contar con su apoyo, participacion y compromiso.