Probably at Edgewood Congregational United Church of Christ (1788 Broad Street, Cranston RI), but we’re actively searching for a bigger meeting space.

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If you feel that our local government is not responsive, doesn’t understand, or doesn't respect what is important to you - you’re not alone. We have an opportunity to elect Steve Stycos and Sara Haupt, who are motivated and committed to be advocates for the people of Cranston.

Our city can no longer afford representatives who are aloof and distant from the people they represent, spending our tax dollars on issues and items that benefit them or a select group of constituents.

On Thursday, August 27th, Steve and Sara are inviting Ward 2 residents to share your concerns. They want to listen, respond, and to fight for what is important to you.

Join us on August 27th, at 6:00 PM at Artists’ Exchange on 50 Rolfe Square, Cranston RI. We can solve Cranston’s problems by listening, respecting, and working with each other.

Come out and support our partners, the New Cranston Democrats, with door to door canvassing in Ward 2!

Sign up with the New Cranston Democrats for more information: Primary Election Canvassing Sign-up Form

Come out and support our partners, the New Cranston Democrats, with door to door canvassing in Ward 1!

Sign up with the New Cranston Democrats for more information: Primary Election Canvassing Sign-up Form

Come out and support our partners, the New Cranston Democrats, with door to door canvassing in Ward 1!

Sign up with the New Cranston Democrats for more information: Primary Election Canvassing Sign-up Form

Meet Cranston neighbors and discuss opportunities for local civic engagement.

Get to know other activists organizing for legislation that protects and improves the quality of life of our multiracial working class. The meeting will feature a panel and Q & A with RIWFP State Senators about this session’s legislative priorities (including healthcare, the housing crisis, climate justice, and more) followed by updates on national and local organizing.

All are welcome. Child care and refreshments will be provided.

Register

Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission (PUC) meeting on March 10th at 6:00 PM to demand lower utility rates. This is an all-hands on deck situation, as proposed rate hikes will seriously impact all of us while RI Energy laughs its way to the bank.

PPL, RI Energy's parent company, made $888 MILLION last year, and the CEO took home $12M. Rhode Islanders are being pushed to the brink by unaffordable rates, while utility company profits reach new highs. We refuse to stand by while our neighbors suffer. It is time for the RI PUC to protect residents and ensure access to these vital services.

Use this link to register: https://www.mobilize.us/indivisibleri/event/760418/

Organized by Brown University and other science-focused groups. Make your voice heard to protect publicly funded science from political interference. More info at www.standupforscience2025.org

Are you ready to rally! Join 50501 on March 4th, at 3:30 pm to fight against oppression and dictatorship!

People’s Union USA, a consumer-activist group has launched a grassroots campaign to halt spending online or instore and not use credit or debit cards for 24 hours on Friday, Feb. 28, in an attempt to disrupt the economic order and “take back control of our economy, government and future of our country,”

The People’s Union boycott calls for no spending on fast food, gas or at major retailers – “No Amazon, No Walmart, No Best Buy” – beginning at midnight on Feb. 27 through midnight Feb. 28.

Purchases deemed essential, i.e. food, medicine, emergency supplies, are permitted but only in cash and with small, local businesses.