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Activist Resource.org provides a calendar of activist events that features hundreds of local events per month, and a listing of local activist groups so you can get more involved with what interests you. You can sign up to receive regular emails that alert you to the type of upcoming events that you want to know about, and are within your area.

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  • Poughkeepsie: "Activist Radio" on WVKR 91.3 FM (General / Misc) - "Activist Radio" with Fred Nagel and Gary Kenton, every Thursday on WVKR: 91.3 FM, Vassar College Radio. Topics include the history of social struggle, activist songs, and media commentary. On Air Calls: 845 437-7178. Internet streaming and podcasts of these programs are available at the web site below, which also has past shows for download and listening. Contact: Fred Nagel at the below email address, or 845 876-7906 Sponsored by: Dutchess Greens, Dutchess Peace.
  • Delmar: Discussion by local activist on recent visit to Iran, with photos (Peace / War) - Local activist Alice Brody was recently a delegate to Iran under the auspices of the group Global Exchange. She will be discussing her visit and showing photos, relating her experiences in Iran to the recent national Peace Conference in Albany and other current events. A flyer the Global Exchange entitled "Prevent the Next War Now: Top 10 reasons not to attack Iran" will be incorporated into her talk, and will be available. A question and answer session will follow the presentation. Ms.... more
    • - Sat, Sep 4th -
  • Chatham: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A weekly Saturday vigil to protest the wars the U.S. is waging against Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The group also wants the Bush Administration to be prosecuted for war crimes. From the organizers: "We advocate non-violent solutions to the world's problems and support human rights everywhere." Location: Chatham Green (next to the railroad station) 5 Depot Square Chatham, NY 12307 Map and directions: maps.google.com... Contact: 518 766-2992,... more
  • Saratoga Springs: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A peace vigil every Saturday in front of the Post Office. From the organizer: "Please keep the crosswalks clear and be the peace you want in the world. Many among us will be making signs with positive messages reflecting our hopes or our concerns for the future. Our goal is to: Support the United Nations in promoting peace; Encourage people to consider effective alternatives to war; Empower people to express their views to their elected officials." Location: outside the Post Office Broadway and Church Street Saratoga... more
  • Wappingers Falls: Weekly peace and climate change vigil (General / Misc) - A long standing peace vigil every Saturday, now expanded to include climate change. Pete Seeger attends when he can. Participants are encouraged to bring signs and musical instruments. Organizer's statement: "There is no Planet B, but a better world is possible." Location: On the grassy knoll Intersection of Routes 9 & 9D (near the South Hills Mall, at the "West Main St" sign) Wappingers Falls, NY 12601 Map and directions: more
    • - Mon, Sep 6th -
  • Delmar: Weekly peace vigil (Peace / War) - Bethlehem Neighbors for Peace hold a weekly vigil every Monday. From the organizers:: "Please join us in taking a stand against the war! Even if you can only stop by for a few minutes, your presence helps make a difference. Those of us who regularly attend the vigil enjoy sharing news and community with each other, and the encouraging honks and support from many drivers. Among other purposes, this weekly vigil serves as a regular reminder to hundreds of people in our community (those driving or walking by) of our viewpoints, issues... more
  • Middletown: Weekly peace vigil (Peace / War) - A vigil held every Monday evening, begun in 2003. From the organizers: This is a "... demonstration for peace in Iraq and Afghanistan and a vigil for the fallen... join us." Location: Firemen's Monument (near Thrall Library) 76 North St (at Orchard St) Middletown, NY 10940 Map and directions: maps.google.com... Contact: 845 496-6589, or via the below organizer web site's contact form. Sponsored... more
  • Poughkeepsie: Dutchess Peace Coalition meeting (Peace / War) - The group meets to plan antiwar and anti-recruitment activities on the first Monday of each month. All those interested in peace and social justice are invited. Location: Unitarian Fellowship 67 South Randolph Ave Poughkeespie, NY 12604 (Two blocks south after turning off Hooker Ave) Click for map and directions: maps.google.com... Contact: 845 876-7906, or via the email address below. Sponsored by: Dutchess Peace Coalition.
    • - Wed, Sep 8th -
  • Albany: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A vigil for peace every Wednesday in front of the State Capitol Building. Messages from the organizer: The vigil opposes the US, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan; urges dialog, not war, with Iran; supports human rights and international cooperation." Location: In front of State Capitol Building, East side Eagle St and Washington Ave Albany, NY 12207 Map and directions at: maps.google.com... Contact:... more
  • Schodack: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A "silent, respectful" peace vigil every Wednesday. From the organizers: "Please join your neighbors to support bringing the troops home and ending this war." The vigil location is wheelchair accessible. During the summer months of Daylight Saving Time, the vigil is from 4:30pm-5:30pm. During the winter months and Standard Time, the vigil is from 4:00pm-5:00pm Location: Across from the new Schodack Town Hall, in front of Schodack Plaza 265 Schuurman Road (at Columbia Turnpike/US9/US20) Schodack / Castleton... more
  • Rhinebeck: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A one-hour vigil for peace every Wednesday. All are welcome. Local high school students often attend. Location: Main light in the middle of town At the corner of Montgomery (Mill St / Rt 9) and Market St (Rt 308) Rhinebeck, NY 12572 Map and directions at: maps.google.com... Contact: 845 876-7906 or via the email address below. Sponsored by: Red Hook for Peace and Justice, and Dutchess Peace.
  • Latham: Rally to support fired Holiday Inn Express workers (Labor) - A rally every Wednesday from 6:00pm until dusk, protesting the Holiday Inn Express, after the hotel broke their January 2010 settlement agreement with fired workers and the National Labor Relations Board. The original four month long strike, beginning in fall 2009, stemmed from the hotel firing workers for attempting to join a union, and subsequently impeding the worker's rights, and breaking a multitude of labor laws. The organizers plan to hold the renewed rally "...'til the workers get justice." See the... more
    • - Thu, Sep 9th -
  • Poughkeepsie: "Activist Radio" on WVKR 91.3 FM (General / Misc) - "Activist Radio" with Fred Nagel and Gary Kenton, every Thursday on WVKR: 91.3 FM, Vassar College Radio. Topics include the history of social struggle, activist songs, and media commentary. On Air Calls: 845 437-7178. Internet streaming and podcasts of these programs are available at the web site below, which also has past shows for download and listening. Contact: Fred Nagel at the below email address, or 845 876-7906 Sponsored by: Dutchess Greens, Dutchess Peace.
  • Albany: Solidarity Committee meeting (Labor) - The Solidarity Committee meets on the 2nd Thursday of every month. All are welcome in solidarity with unions, peace, and community organizations. A work party for mailing of the Solidarity Notes newsletter begins at 6:30pm, with the meeting agenda starting at 7:30pm. Location: Social Justice Center 33 Central Ave Albany, NY 12210 Map and directions at: maps.google.com... Contact: 518-426-0883 or email below.
  • Woodstock: Meeting of "Middle East Crisis Response" (General / Misc) - The Middle East Crisis Response is a group of Hudson Valley residents joined in protest against policies of Israel and the United States. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. Location: Woodstock Public Library 5 Library Ln Woodstock, NY 12498 Map and directions: maps.google.com... Contact: 845 876-7906, or via the email address below. Sponsored by: Middle East Crisis Response.
    • - Sat, Sep 11th -
  • Chatham: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A weekly Saturday vigil to protest the wars the U.S. is waging against Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The group also wants the Bush Administration to be prosecuted for war crimes. From the organizers: "We advocate non-violent solutions to the world's problems and support human rights everywhere." Location: Chatham Green (next to the railroad station) 5 Depot Square Chatham, NY 12307 Map and directions: maps.google.com... Contact: 518 766-2992,... more
  • Saratoga Springs: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A peace vigil every Saturday in front of the Post Office. From the organizer: "Please keep the crosswalks clear and be the peace you want in the world. Many among us will be making signs with positive messages reflecting our hopes or our concerns for the future. Our goal is to: Support the United Nations in promoting peace; Encourage people to consider effective alternatives to war; Empower people to express their views to their elected officials." Location: outside the Post Office Broadway and Church Street Saratoga... more
  • Wappingers Falls: Weekly peace and climate change vigil (General / Misc) - A long standing peace vigil every Saturday, now expanded to include climate change. Pete Seeger attends when he can. Participants are encouraged to bring signs and musical instruments. Organizer's statement: "There is no Planet B, but a better world is possible." Location: On the grassy knoll Intersection of Routes 9 & 9D (near the South Hills Mall, at the "West Main St" sign) Wappingers Falls, NY 12601 Map and directions: more
    • - Sun, Sep 12th -
  • New Paltz: Report back from Bolivian climate change conference (General / Misc) - A presentation on the "World Peoples Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth" that occurred April 19-22 in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Reporting will be award-winning veteran journalist Bill Weinberg (http://worldwar4report.com & WBAI radio). The will also be a report and a video on indigenous, peasant, and ecological struggles in Amazonia. An optional potluck begins at 5:00pm. Cost: Free. Location: New... more
    • - Mon, Sep 13th -
  • Delmar: Weekly peace vigil (Peace / War) - Bethlehem Neighbors for Peace hold a weekly vigil every Monday. From the organizers:: "Please join us in taking a stand against the war! Even if you can only stop by for a few minutes, your presence helps make a difference. Those of us who regularly attend the vigil enjoy sharing news and community with each other, and the encouraging honks and support from many drivers. Among other purposes, this weekly vigil serves as a regular reminder to hundreds of people in our community (those driving or walking by) of our viewpoints, issues... more
  • Middletown: Weekly peace vigil (Peace / War) - A vigil held every Monday evening, begun in 2003. From the organizers: This is a "... demonstration for peace in Iraq and Afghanistan and a vigil for the fallen... join us." Location: Firemen's Monument (near Thrall Library) 76 North St (at Orchard St) Middletown, NY 10940 Map and directions: maps.google.com... Contact: 845 496-6589, or via the below organizer web site's contact form. Sponsored... more
  • NYC: Study circle on democratic socialist Leon Trotsky (Politics) - "Leon Trotsky: His Life and Ideas" Based on the Red Letter Press booklet, four sessions will highlight the struggle to build "genuine socialist democracy," in opposition to Stalin's counter-revolutionary rule. From the organizers: "Take part in a lively exploration of the fascinating and inspiring life of one of history's foremost revolutionaries. Discuss how the key elements of Trotsky's thought can be used by today's activists for radical change." Held on the alternate Mondays of August... more
    • - Wed, Sep 15th -
  • Albany: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A vigil for peace every Wednesday in front of the State Capitol Building. Messages from the organizer: The vigil opposes the US, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan; urges dialog, not war, with Iran; supports human rights and international cooperation." Location: In front of State Capitol Building, East side Eagle St and Washington Ave Albany, NY 12207 Map and directions at: maps.google.com... Contact:... more
  • Schodack: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A "silent, respectful" peace vigil every Wednesday. From the organizers: "Please join your neighbors to support bringing the troops home and ending this war." The vigil location is wheelchair accessible. During the summer months of Daylight Saving Time, the vigil is from 4:30pm-5:30pm. During the winter months and Standard Time, the vigil is from 4:00pm-5:00pm Location: Across from the new Schodack Town Hall, in front of Schodack Plaza 265 Schuurman Road (at Columbia Turnpike/US9/US20) Schodack / Castleton... more
  • Rhinebeck: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A one-hour vigil for peace every Wednesday. All are welcome. Local high school students often attend. Location: Main light in the middle of town At the corner of Montgomery (Mill St / Rt 9) and Market St (Rt 308) Rhinebeck, NY 12572 Map and directions at: maps.google.com... Contact: 845 876-7906 or via the email address below. Sponsored by: Red Hook for Peace and Justice, and Dutchess Peace.
  • Latham: Rally to support fired Holiday Inn Express workers (Labor) - A rally every Wednesday from 6:00pm until dusk, protesting the Holiday Inn Express, after the hotel broke their January 2010 settlement agreement with fired workers and the National Labor Relations Board. The original four month long strike, beginning in fall 2009, stemmed from the hotel firing workers for attempting to join a union, and subsequently impeding the worker's rights, and breaking a multitude of labor laws. The organizers plan to hold the renewed rally "...'til the workers get justice." See the... more
  • Albany: Progressive social discussion group - "Drinking Liberally" (General / Misc) - An informal progressive social group occurring on the first and third Wednesday of each month. From the organizers: "Raise your spirits while you raise your glass, and share ideas while you share a pitcher. Drinking Liberally gives like-minded, left-leaning individuals a place to talk politics. You don't need to be a policy expert and this isn't a book club - just come and learn from peers, trade jokes, vent frustration and hang out in an environment where it's not taboo to talk politics." All... more
    • - Thu, Sep 16th -
  • Poughkeepsie: "Activist Radio" on WVKR 91.3 FM (General / Misc) - "Activist Radio" with Fred Nagel and Gary Kenton, every Thursday on WVKR: 91.3 FM, Vassar College Radio. Topics include the history of social struggle, activist songs, and media commentary. On Air Calls: 845 437-7178. Internet streaming and podcasts of these programs are available at the web site below, which also has past shows for download and listening. Contact: Fred Nagel at the below email address, or 845 876-7906 Sponsored by: Dutchess Greens, Dutchess Peace.
    • - Sat, Sep 18th -
  • Chatham: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A weekly Saturday vigil to protest the wars the U.S. is waging against Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The group also wants the Bush Administration to be prosecuted for war crimes. From the organizers: "We advocate non-violent solutions to the world's problems and support human rights everywhere." Location: Chatham Green (next to the railroad station) 5 Depot Square Chatham, NY 12307 Map and directions: maps.google.com... Contact: 518 766-2992,... more
  • Saratoga Springs: Peace vigil (Peace / War) - A peace vigil every Saturday in front of the Post Office. From the organizer: "Please keep the crosswalks clear and be the peace you want in the world. Many among us will be making signs with positive messages reflecting our hopes or our concerns for the future. Our goal is to: Support the United Nations in promoting peace; Encourage people to consider effective alternatives to war; Empower people to express their views to their elected officials." Location: outside the Post Office Broadway and Church Street Saratoga... more
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    Events, actions, and organizations represented on this site do not necessarily represent the views or methods of the site's editors. ActivistResource.org does not endorse any particular event or organization, but merely provides a venue for the dissemination of information that appears to be activist in nature, and might not be welcome on mass media calendars.