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Activist Calendar

Tuesday, May 27: Protest to Defend Medicaid; 4:30pm at  the corner of Central Entrance & Rice Lake Road in Duluth.  Sponsored by NorthlandProtests.com.

Tuesday, May 27: Northland LGBTQ+ Community Conversation; 5pm at Gloria Dei Church in Duluth.  Sponsored by Prism Organizing Network.

Tuesday, May 27: "In the Divide" Discussion on the Challenges Facing the LGBTQ+ Community; 6pm at the Washburn Public Library.  Sponsored by the Neighbors Union and the Gender Hope Alliance. 

Thursday, May 29: The Here Now Project climate documentary; 9am, online.  Sponsored by Climate>Duluth and the Lake Superior Living Labs Network. 

Thursday, May 29: Immigrant Solidarity Protest; Noon on the corner of E. 60th Ave. & Superior St. in Duluth.  Sponsored by Twin Ports Against Weapons Trade. 

Thursday, May 29: Protest to Defend Medicaid; noon in front of Congressman Stauber's office (5094 Miller Trunk Hwy) in Hermantown.  Sponsored by We the People: Cloquet Area Indivisible.

Thursday, May 29: Rise of the Bike Commuter discussion; 5:30p at the Duluth Folk School.  Sponsored by Vibrant Streets Duluth.

Friday, May 30: Indivisible Bridge Brigade Sign Holding Event; 4:30pm at 25th Ave. E in Duluth.

Friday, May 30: Stop the Trump Administration Protest; 5pm on Hwy 61 in front of the Lakeview Cemetery in Two Harbors.  Sponsored by Breakwall Indivisible.

Friday, May 30: Stop the Trump Administration Protest; 6:30pm at 42 Outer Drive in Silver Bay. 

Saturday, May 31: Palestine Teach-In on Resisting Genocide & Zionism; 9:30am to 2pm at the Pilgrim Congregational Church in Duluth.  Sponsored by the Palestine Solidarity Working Group.

Sunday, June 1: Presentation on Together for Youth; 9:30am at the Unitarian-Universalist Congregation of Duluth.

Sunday, June 1: Women in Black Gaza Vigil; Noon at the corner of Belknap Street and Tower Avenue in Superior. 

Monday, June 2: Rural Folks Rally Against the Trump Administration; 2pm at the stoplight in Aitkin.  Sponsored by the Good Trouble Club.

Friday, June 6: Trans Northland Pride Kickoff; 5pm at Duluth Cider.

Saturday, June 7: Resist-Dance! Fundraiser for Trans Northland; 6pm at Zeitgeist in Duluth.

Sunday, June 8: Trans Joy Fest; 11am to 4pm at Park Point Recreation Area in Duluth.  Sponsored by Trans Northland.

Every Tuesday & Sunday:  Interfaith Committee for Migrant Justice Welcome Center; 2-5pm at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Duluth.  


This activist calendar has been published, under various names, since December 1996.  It is also sent out every week via our email list.  If you would like to sign up to get our weekly calendar send to your email inbox, click on this link: http://eepurl.com/hXr2p1 

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