People’s Activist Series!
Hosted by Indivisible Charlottesville, Congregate Charlottesville, and Charlottesville DSA
The People’s Activist Series is on pause for February! In the meantime, Indivisible Charlottesville is hosting several workshops throughout February that are open to all, and our All Hands meeting is coming up on Saturday, March 7. Please check out our events page and sign up for our email updates. We continue to grow our people power, and we want you with us!
Join our People’s Activist Series!
Learn more about using people power to fight fascism. We will explore how to use symbolic actions and strategic noncooperation while organizing to keep our community safe. Join as many sessions as you can—let’s build power!
We will start each workshop promptly – please arrive a bit early if you want to get settled and make a plate. Bring food for the potluck if you’re able! Everyone is invited to eat when you want, and to stay to enjoy each other’s company after the workshop. We join a long legacy of Southern communities eating and learning together as we grow movements for collective liberation.
The People’s Activist Series is on pause for February and will restart in March.
Join us in March at The Haven!
112 West Market St., Charlottesville, VA
March 14, Saturday, 2:00-4:00 pm
March 26, Thursday, 6:00-8:00 pm
Join us in April at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center!
233 4th St NW, Charlottesville, VA
April 11, Saturday, 2:00-4:00 pm
April 23, Thursday, 6:00-8:00 pm
Childcare provided on-site for all Saturday sessions.
Please contact kathryn@indivisiblecharlottesville.org or mimi@indivisiblecharlottesville.org with any questions.
We hope folks who join these sessions will learn to:
Understand yourself as part of long-standing global freedom struggles
Decide how you will engage in activism and find roles that excite you
Welcome new folks to join our activist communities
Protect yourself and each other at protests and other activist events
Work together to make plans and take action against fascism
Access information:
Masks will be provided and encouraged, and there is outdoor space for eating.
The buildings are wheelchair accessible.
There is gender neutral bathroom access.
Childcare will be provided on site.
The sessions are free! If you are able, we ask for a voluntary $5 contribution to help support the series. You can donate ahead of time here, or donate at the door.