Local decisions affect our daily lives more than at any other level. Come out for an opportunity to hear from candidates seeking to represent you on Lynchburg City Council.

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Come knock on doors in Lynchburg to re-elect Senator Mark Warner, elect future Congressman Tom Perriello, and elect Democrats to City Council! No experience necessary.

Should a person's full voting rights be restored after they've done their time? This is the heart of the 3rd proposed amendment on November's ballot. Help spread the word to voters about why they should vote YES.

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Come knock on doors in Lynchburg to re-elect Senator Mark Warner, elect future Congressman Tom Perriello, and elect Democrats to City Council! No experience necessary.

Come knock on doors in Lynchburg to re-elect Senator Mark Warner, elect future Congressman Tom Perriello, and elect Democrats to City Council! No experience necessary.

Consider joining our speaker pool for Public Comment.

On Tuesday, August 25, the National Park Service celebrates its 110th birthday. Across the country, national park advocates and groups including the Resistance Rangers and National Parks Conservation Association are calling for gatherings at parks across the country for a nationwide Day of Action to stand up for our public lands and the people who care for them.

📍 Appomattox Court House National Historical Park

🕕 6–8 PM

Confederate Cemetery parking lot — off VA-24 (Richmond-Lynchburg Stage Road)

About 3 miles off U.S. 460

Protesters and advocates are pushing back against federal staffing and budget cuts, treatment of federal workers, and policychanges affecting our national parks and public lands.

This is part of a nationwide day of local actions, sign-making events, and advocacy gatherings at national parks, monuments, and federal sites.

Our parks belong to all of us. Let’s show up for them.

Come knock on doors in Lynchburg to re-elect Senator Mark Warner, elect future Congressman Tom Perriello, and elect Democrats to City Council! No experience necessary.

Livable Lynchburg empowers neighborhoods to reshape Lynchburg incrementally, from the bottom up.

Meetings Third Sunday of Every Month, 2-4 PM

Unitarian Universalist Church of Lynchburg, 818 Court Street

For more information, visit Lynchburg Workers Assembly on Instagram.

Come knock on doors in Lynchburg to re-elect Senator Mark Warner, elect future Congressman Tom Perriello, and elect Democrats to City Council! No experience necessary.

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The murders of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Johan Sebastian Guerrero have become a national call to conscience. On Tuesday, July 7, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Houston, Texas. He was a dad driving a work van with his crew when he was gunned down.

Then on Monday, July 13, ICE unleashed the same horrific tactics, fatally shooting 26-year-old Johan Sebastian Guerrero when they stopped his vehicle in Biddeford, Maine. His wife and toddler were forced to witness his murder.

Lorenzo and Johan were beloved members of their communities who were killed on their way to work– one to a job site, the other to start his day as a food delivery driver. Both killed by ICE agents spreading fear, sowing chaos and inflicting violence.

Communities across the country are being called to hold vigils to mourn Lorenzo and Johan, stand with his family and coworkers, tell the truth about what happened, and demand accountability. Vigils of every size can help ensure that Lorenzo’s and Johan’s killings do not fade from public attention and can send a clear moral message: no government agency should be allowed to kill, intimidate witnesses, or operate without independent oversight.

LYNCHBURG and CENTRAL VA: Join us at Monument Terrace this Sunday, August 2nd at 7 PM to honor Johan Sebastian Guerrero, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Keith Porter, Jr., Alex Pretti, Renee Good, and every other life that was extinguished through violent ICE-related activities.

Participants are encouraged to bring:

• A bell for the ringing of bells in memory of victims

• An item for the memorial table, such as flowers, candles, written prayers, messages, photos, or other meaningful tributes.

• Signs (no poles or sticks per state law)

A core principle behind all Indivisible 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.

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Indivisible has called for a National Day of Action to support local immigrant communities, to comfort those who have lost friends and family to ICE violence, and to demand that employees of ICE and the greater DHS umbrella be held accountable for breaking the law.

Livable Lynchburg empowers neighborhoods to reshape Lynchburg incrementally, from the bottom up.

Meetings Third Sunday of Every Month, 2-4 PM

Unitarian Universalist Church of Lynchburg, 818 Court Street

For more information, visit Lynchburg Workers Assembly on Instagram.

Consider joining our speaker pool for Public Comment.

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