This page collects reliable, U.S.-based sources for finding peaceful, nonviolent actions, including rallies, marches, trainings, and civic events. The platforms listed below host events organized by a wide range of groups and causes. Inclusion here does not imply endorsement of any specific organization or action.
Always review each event’s description carefully, including its nonviolence policy, accessibility details, and who is organizing it. Decentralized movements vary widely in structure and tone, and responsibility ultimately rests with participants to understand the context of any action they attend.
- Mobilize (all orgs, all causes) — the biggest progressive event hub: search by city/ZIP for rallies, canvasses, town halls, and more. Mobilize
- MoveOn event map — large national actions and local events, hosted on Mobilize.
MoveOn Mobilize - Indivisible events — local groups + national “No Kings” days of action; search their Mobilize map. Indivisible
- 50501 Movement — decentralized, nonviolent “50 states, 50 protests, one day.” Check the hub + Reddit for upcoming nationwide days. 50501 Movement
- No Kings is a nationwide movement committed to disciplined nonviolent resistance against authoritarian power grabs. Born out of mass protests that drew millions into the streets, they continue to organize, train, and mobilize people under one clear message: America has no kings, and power belongs to the people. No Kings
- Rallies on Mobilize (category feed) — direct feed of rally-type events across the platform. Mobilize Rallies
- Stand Up America — pro-democracy actions, rapid-response alerts. Stand Up America
- Women’s March — national and local mobilizations; check site/newsroom for upcoming dates. Women’s March
- Poor People’s Campaign — moral fusion organizing; ongoing events calendar. Poor People’s Campaign
- Common Cause — democracy-reform actions; national and state calendars. Common Cause
- Action Network “Upcoming Events” — many grassroots groups host their events here. Action Network
Always read each event’s description for nonviolence policies, accessibility info, and who’s organizing.
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