Monthly Chapter Meeting for Lynchburg residents.
Do you know people who don't vote? To bring about the change we want to see in our communities, we have to make sure that everyone's voice is heard. Every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Virginia Organizing will be hosting voter registration training. Learn the step-by-step process of registering voters and restoring voting rights. We will also discuss the […]
The Newport News Chapter would like to invite members of the community to a telephone townhall with the superintendent of our local public schools and the chair of the school board. To participate or for more information, contact Ciera Killen: ciera@virginia-organizing.org.
Coal ash! Pipelines! Fracked gas! Chemical waste dumps! Do you know what environmental hazards are in your community? This workshop will provide an introduction to environmental justice communities and the key principles that guide our work. We'll explore the day-to-day challenges these communities confront and discuss Virginia Organizing's plans to build power around environmental justice […]
Do you know people who don't vote? To bring about the change we want to see in our communities, we have to make sure that everyone's voice is heard. Every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Virginia Organizing will be hosting voter registration training. Learn the step-by-step process of registering voters and restoring voting rights. We will also discuss the […]
This interactive session will field questions about how Virginia government works: What is the Dillon's Rule? How long is the term for a Virginia state senator? Are there campaign contribution limits in Virginia? and more... Register here.
Do you know people who don't vote? To bring about the change we want to see in our communities, we have to make sure that everyone's voice is heard. Every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Virginia Organizing will be hosting voter registration training. Learn the step-by-step process of registering voters and restoring voting rights. We will also discuss the […]
You may have seen the headlines: monuments toppled, Police Chief resigns, Mayor promises a Community Review Board and care-based mental health response system. Join members of Richmond Transparency and Accountability Project (RTAP) to learn how long-term organizing to end racist policing made possible many of the changes we're seeing today in this moment of uprising. […]
This interactive workshop will explore how modern racism was born here in Virginia and how Virginians of all races have a stake in ending it. We will define institutional racism in order to develop a clearer understanding of how the system functions today. Register here:
