These events are pulled from various sources. Most of them are not organized by/with 50501 Arizona.
FREE event. Volunteer from home. Register at: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/618475/
This can be done any time, any day. No specific date.
This is a virtual volunteer (volunteer-from-home) opportunity to support the fastest growing swing state legislative district in America.
We strive to funnel digital leads into real world activists, and we need your help to do that. We need your help keeping specific pages on our website up to date, including the events page and candidate page. We need help keeping our social media pages updated and engaging every day for our supporters and volunteers and to grow our audience.
We need people who can write email blasts, blog articles, web content, tutorials for volunteers, scripts, and instruction sheets to keep our volunteers rolling along with ease.
Join us every Sunday while the AZ Legislature is in session in 2026 for our virtual Happy Hour!
You must register separately in Zoom at https://bit.ly/CEBVHH2026 to receive the link to join. Instructions will also be included in your confirmation email.
During every Happy Hour we provide updates and analysis about current legislation, state and local politics, and key issues facing Arizona. We also invite excellent speakers who broaden our understanding of how it all works and what we can do to actively engage with our government.
CEBV Happy Hours are free and open to all. Please consider donating $5-$10 after you register to support our work!
FREE event. Register at: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/856897/
Join us every Sunday while the AZ Legislature is in session in 2026 for our virtual Happy Hour!
You must register separately in Zoom at https://bit.ly/CEBVHH2026 to receive the link to join. Instructions will also be included in your confirmation email.
During every Happy Hour we provide updates and analysis about current legislation, state and local politics, and key issues facing Arizona. We also invite excellent speakers who broaden our understanding of how it all works and what we can do to actively engage with our government.
CEBV Happy Hours are free and open to all. Please consider donating $5-$10 after you register to support our work!
FREE event. Register at: https://www.mobilize.us/fuerte/event/896584/
Ready to take action in your neighborhood? 🚪✨ Join us for our Weekly Canvass as we knock on doors and connect with neighbors in CD1! 🗣️💥 We’ll be: ✅ Knocking doors ✅ Sharing updates on what’s happening ✅ Collecting surveys to understand how decisions are affecting our community 📝🏘️
Never canvassed before? No worries! 🙌 We’ll provide training, materials, and pair you with a buddy 👯♀️ Come build people power with us and make sure our voices are heard! 💪💜
📍Meeting Location: Renegade Coffee Company 1912 W Northern Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85021
🕒Time: 4pm – 6pm
Snacks 🍊, good vibes ✨, and all the support you need!
FREE event. Register at: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/580975/
This “event” has no timeline. They take in volunteers constantly.
Volunteer with the Santa Cruz County Democratic Party.
There is ALWAYS something to do.
It could be as easy as printing & stapling or tabling at an event. Being the photographer, or petition signature gatherer. You might want to be a vote center observer, a canvasser, or a community organizer. English or Spanish. Your skills will help keep Santa Cruz County BLUE!
Monday, Feb 9th will be our 52nd consecutive week of peacefully holding CD1 Rep. David Schweikert accountable for his dreadful voting record, his overall lackluster performance, and his refusal to meet with us, his constituents. Join us every Monday, 8-9am as we peacefully continue our demand for Schweikert to do his job.
Register here to help us with an accurate count for planning purposes.
We recommend:
- Wearing black
- Having signs asking our electeds to focus on healthcare, jobs, education, SNAP benefits, etc, instead of warfare
- Bringing non-perishable food, personal care (toothpaste, toothbrushes), and/or household items (paper towels, toilet paper) to help our neighbors in need. To date, this food drive – sponsored by MoveOn – has donated 3 tons of food to the Scottsdale Foodbank.
- Bringing a letter or a postcard message to drop off at Schweikert’s office
- The building and parking lot are on private property. Building management has asked us from time to time not to park in their parking lot. so you may want to take advantage of street parking or park in Kohl’s parking lot 1/2 block east on Raintree Rd.
Come any Monday. We are outside David Schweikert’s office from 8-9 am.
Our CD1 Coalition Partners include: Move On, Optimists Resist Indivisible, Stand Indivisible, the Democrats of LD4, LD3, LD2, LD8, LD5, the North Scottsdale Democrats, the Fountain Hills Democratic Club, Fountain Hills Independent Indivisibles, Desert Progressives Indivisible, Swing Left Maricopa County, and Honest Arizona.
START TIME: The event starts at 4:00 pm. You are free to show up anytime, but we recommend arriving a few minutes early to introduce yourself. We end promptly at 5:30 pm. Some attendees meet up afterward at Mi Patio ($4.99 margaritas!), others go to Lix Uptown Ice Cream ($4 scoops!). We’re a friendly bunch.
GATHERING POINT: We gather on all four corners of the intersection, with the primary meeting spot on the northeast corner of 7th Ave & Osborn. Look for the signs. Can’t miss us!
MESSAGING & FOCUS
One of RhRR’s strengths is that people feel free to express themselves. Ideally, your signs would help articulate any of our three pillars:
- Defending democracy and the rule of law
- Encouraging voting
- Protecting neighbors and communities (e.g., immigrants, LGBTQIA+ people, workers, and veterans)
This approach keeps signs aligned with RhRR’s purpose, while preserving personal expression and emotional authenticity.
Flags, banners, and even inflatable costumes are welcome. Some blow lots of bubbles. While our mission is serious, humor and camaraderie matter.
RhRRs are peaceful, public events. Most attendees don’t hide their faces, though some do; participate at your comfort level. Photos and videos are commonly shared on social media, but you can ask posters to remove accidental appearances.
RECOMMENDED PARKING: There’s plenty of parking in the Safeway lot on the NE corner. We haven’t had issues before, but parking enforcement is unpredictable. If concerned, check with others.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 🚌 Route 8
SPECIAL NOTES 🥵 During hot weather, shade is limited. Bring water, sun protection, and consider a portable chair.
Over the weekend, the United States and Israel launched airstrikes against Iran, a dangerous escalation that risks dragging us into another devastating, decades-long conflict. This war threatens the lives of U.S. service members, endangers millions of people across the region, and could destabilize the entire Middle East.
We know one thing for sure: more bombs and more war will not bring peace, stability or safety to anyone. We’ll hear from activists, foreign policy experts, and members of Congress who are calling for immediate de-escalation in Iran and demanding immediate action to rein in Trump.
RSVP to join MoveOn, 50501 and Win Without War for an emergency mass call. Together, we’ll talk about what’s at stake, map out actionable next steps, and launch a nationwide push to tell every elected official: no more endless wars.
Accessibility
Have accessibility questions? Reply to your registration email to confirm your requirements or request more information.
This is a proven, highly effective way to get someone to vote! There are tens of thousands of unregistered voters in Arizona that are likely pro democracy. If we win the House, ICE can be held to publicly account!
We have good work to do together between now and the midterms. This simple, tangible act can change an election. Plus, we have a great time together.
Everyone should come, even if your budget doesn’t have room for stamps. If you can afford postcard stamps, please bring them. If you can bring some extra stamps, we’d sure appreciate it! If you don’t have time to go to the post office, but can afford them, just donate the money for the stamps and we’ll get them for you.
Good food and drink available for purchase.
A core principle behind all Desert Democracy events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.
Join us at the Mesa City Council meeting(s) to advocate for the nullification of ICE and Mesa PD’s 287(g) agreement.
We want the City of Mesa to withdraw from its 287(g) agreement with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) and cease any and all cooperation between ICE and the Mesa PD. Learn more about the agreement here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfCriBTDrHw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9euNT9FjwY (Spanish)
If you’d like to volunteer to speak at City Council meeting(s), please email us at indivisiblemesa@gmail.com
Organizers from Indivisible Mesa are available to assist you in developing a statement to present to the City Council.
If you are interested in attending the City Council Meeting(s) to support this effort, RSVP using Mobilize.
There were approx. 135 287(g) agreements when Biden left office. There are now 1000+ active agreements in the US and growing under the Trump administration.
- Mesa PD and ICE have had a 287(g) agreement since 2009
- Mesa PD has the jail enforcement model of the agreement
- Reports prove that these agreements lead to racial profiling and civil rights abuses
If you’d like to speak, arrive early (around 4:30pm) and fill out the comment form on the kiosk. You’ll need to be one of the first three speakers to submit their request to speak during public comment.
If you don’t want to speak, when you arrive, submit a comment by using the online QR code, the kiosks at the City Hall, or use this link: https://us.openforms.com/Form/44ff3314-58bb-418a-a122-46fe7725feef
https://www.mesaaz.gov/Government/City-Council-Meetings *City council meetings only allow for three speakers at the end of the meeting, unless it’s an agenda item. 287(g) is not an agenda item. If you’re interested in speaking, reach out to Indivisible Mesa.
Even if you can’t make it for the meeting, please still submit a comment opposing the 287(g) agreement. These comments will be recorded after the meeting. https://us.openforms.com/Form/44ff3314-58bb-418a-a122-46fe7725feef
Additionally SEND an email to the Mayor, City Manager, and City Council members using the links below: https://www.indivisiblemesa.org/action-items
So far we’ve only received three replies with clear stances on where the councilmembers stand on this agreement (Adams, Heredia, and Goforth) Let us know if you hear back from anyone. https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1y2d21GTnemC1RNT9G6-54zINYoQQnw0J
For the Feb. 9th meeting, wear pink or purple!
Mesa Valley Indivisible is having a group member meeting on Zoom! We would love for you to join to discuss our new group, what we are working on, brainstorm ideas, answer questions, and more!
Please share the event link with as many people you can. The more attendees, the greater the potential impact!
Please sign up for the meeting here in order to receive the Zoom link to join!
Weigh in on bills from the comfort of your couch! Arizona’s Request to Speak (RTS) is an online tool that lets everyday citizens give Arizona state lawmakers our feedback on bills. It’s an easy way to get involved in state politics, stay informed on the bills that directly affect us, and make sure our elected officials honor the wishes of us, their constituents.
This training will answer all your questions and get you ready to participate in the Arizona legislative process.
If you do not have a RTS account already, please complete this form and CEBV will set one up for you: https://bit.ly/CEBV-RTS
This is a virtual training. You will receive a confirmation email from Zoom with the link to join. Please check your spam/junk folder.
We offer all of our trainings for free. Please consider donating $5-$10 after you register to ensure we are able to continue to do so!
START TIME: The event starts at 7:30 am. You are free to show up anytime, but we recommend arriving a few minutes early to introduce yourself. We end promptly at 9:00 am.
GATHERING POINT: We gather at the northwest corner of Cole Park, then walk to flyover bridge. Look for the signs. Can’t miss us!
MESSAGING & FOCUS
One of RhRR’s strengths is that people feel free to express themselves. Ideally, your signs would help articulate any of our three pillars:
- Defending democracy and the rule of law
- Encouraging voting
- Protecting neighbors and communities (e.g., immigrants, LGBTQIA+ people, workers, and veterans)
This approach keeps signs aligned with RhRR’s purpose, while preserving personal expression and emotional authenticity.
This is bridge protest, so please make your signs large enough to be read from the freeway down below!
Flags, banners, and even inflatable costumes are welcome. Some blow lots of bubbles. While our mission is serious, humor and camaraderie matter.
RhRRs are peaceful, public events. Most attendees don’t hide their faces, though some do; participate at your comfort level. Photos and videos are commonly shared on social media, but you can ask posters to remove accidental appearances.
RECOMMENDED PARKING: There’s plenty of parking along Carson. We haven’t had issues before, but parking enforcement is unpredictable. If concerned, check with others.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: 🚌 Route 81
SPECIAL NOTES 🥵 During hot weather, shade is limited. Bring water, sun protection, and consider a portable chair.
START TIME: The event starts at 7:30 am. You are free to show up anytime, but we recommend arriving a few minutes early to introduce yourself. We end promptly at 8:30 am.
GATHERING POINT: We gather on all four corners of the intersection, with the primary meeting spot on the northwest corner of Combs & Gantzel. Look for the signs. Can’t miss us!
MESSAGING & FOCUS
One of RhRR’s strengths is that people feel free to express themselves. Ideally, your signs would help articulate any of our three pillars:
- Defending democracy and the rule of law
- Encouraging voting
- Protecting neighbors and communities (e.g., immigrants, LGBTQIA+ people, workers, and veterans)
This approach keeps signs aligned with RhRR’s purpose, while preserving personal expression and emotional authenticity.
Flags, banners, and even inflatable costumes are welcome. Some blow lots of bubbles. While our mission is serious, humor and camaraderie matter.
RhRRs are peaceful, public events. Most attendees don’t hide their faces, though some do; participate at your comfort level. Photos and videos are commonly shared on social media, but you can ask posters to remove accidental appearances.
RECOMMENDED PARKING: There’s plenty of parking in the Vineyard Towne Center parking lot. We haven’t had issues before, but parking enforcement is unpredictable. If concerned, check with others.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 🚌 Routes 19 & 35
SPECIAL NOTES 🥵 During hot weather, shade is limited. Bring water, sun protection, and consider a portable chair.
START TIME: The event starts at 7:30 am. You are free to show up anytime, but we recommend arriving a few minutes early to introduce yourself. Some of us get together at Einstein Bros at 7:00 am to socialize. We end promptly at 8:30 am.
GATHERING POINT: We gather on all four corners of the intersection, with the primary meeting spot on the northwest corner of 7th St & McDowell. Look for the signs. Can’t miss us!
MESSAGING & FOCUS
One of RhRR’s strengths is that people feel free to express themselves. Ideally, your signs would help articulate any of our three pillars:
- Defending democracy and the rule of law
- Encouraging voting
- Protecting neighbors and communities (e.g., immigrants, LGBTQIA+ people, workers, and veterans)
This approach keeps signs aligned with RhRR’s purpose, while preserving personal expression and emotional authenticity.
Flags, banners, and even inflatable costumes are welcome. Some blow lots of bubbles. While our mission is serious, humor and camaraderie matter.
RhRRs are peaceful, public events. Most attendees don’t hide their faces, though some do; participate at your comfort level. Photos and videos are commonly shared on social media, but you can ask posters to remove accidental appearances.
RECOMMENDED PARKING: There’s plenty of parking in the Safeway lot on the NW corner. We haven’t had issues before, but parking enforcement is unpredictable. If concerned, check with others.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: 🚌 Routes 7 & 17
SPECIAL NOTES: 🥵 During hot weather, shade is limited. Bring water, sun protection, and consider a portable chair.
Current sites to PROTEST: WEEKLY:
TUESDAYS
GRANT & CAMPBELL 8:30-10 AM Host Steve @ SE Corner
WEDNESDAYS
CAMPBELL & RIVER 8-10 AM Host Luther @ NW Corner
WILMOT & SPEEDWAY 4-6 PM Host Luther @ SW Corner
THURSDAYS
TANGERINE & LA CAÑADA 8-10 AM HOST ELENOR @ NORTHWEST CORNER
COUNTRY CLUB & SPEEDWAY 4-6 PM Host Cliff @ NW Corner
TANGERINE & TWIN PEAKS 5-5:30 PM HOST PAUL @ NORTHEAST CORNER
BE PEACEFUL! Signs: Protest anything! Simple message: 4-5 Lines Lettering 4-5” Sign up to host an intersection for a protest @ Rush Hour -> weekly, bimonthly
To get started: Call, text or email Luther Creed: 702-460-2600 & lcreed@me.com
FREE event. You need to Register to Speak (RTS) at the City Council web site if you wish to do so.
Two current topics: 1. New ICE concentration camp/detention facility at warehouse in Surprise. 2. New gas-powered data center coming into Surprise.
More details on the AZ 50501 Facebook page. You may need to scroll down that page to get details. Please scroll before asking.
The SRP clean team needs your help to register voters for the SRP election. The SRP District Board that sets your utility rates is elected by landowners and homeowners in their service territory. Most don’t know they have a right to vote.
Let’s change that!
Phone Bank with us every Tuesday and most Wednesdays as often as you are available. We have scripts and will prepare you to talk with voters. All experience levels are welcome.
Accessibility
Have accessibility questions? Reply to your registration email to confirm your requirements or request more information.
Cost of food and beverage. Register at: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/752683/
You are surrounded by like-minded friends and neighbors who want to make our corner of the world a better place for all. Come make friends and find a community where you can belong and make a difference.
Casual, come-as-you-are event.
No solicitation at events.
START TIME: The event starts at 7:30 am. You are free to show up anytime, but we recommend arriving a few minutes early to introduce yourself. Or stop by Copper Star Coffee, where many gather before. We end promptly at 8:30 am. Some of us head to a local diner for breakfast and socializing afterward.
GATHERING POINT: We gather on all four corners of the intersection, with the primary meeting spot on the northwest corner of 7th Ave & Glenrosa. Look for the signs. Can’t miss us!
MESSAGING & FOCUS
One of RhRR’s strengths is that people feel free to express themselves. Ideally, your signs would help articulate any of our three pillars:
- Defending democracy and the rule of law
- Encouraging voting
- Protecting neighbors and communities (e.g., immigrants, LGBTQIA+ people, workers, and veterans)
This approach keeps signs aligned with RhRR’s purpose, while preserving personal expression and emotional authenticity.
Flags, banners, and even inflatable costumes are welcome. Some blow lots of bubbles. While our mission is serious, humor and camaraderie matter.
RhRRs are peaceful, public events. Most attendees don’t hide their faces, though some do; participate at your comfort level. Photos and videos are commonly shared on social media, but you can ask posters to remove accidental appearances.