January–March 2026
Virtual + In-Person (State Capitol)

Build your advocacy skills this winter! The Arkansans for Autonomy Advocacy Training Series is a multi-session, virtual (and in-person) program designed to equip Arkansans with the tools to engage elected officials, mobilize their communities, and take meaningful action for bodily autonomy. From Advocacy 101 to mock advocacy sessions at the Capitol, this series offers practical, hands-on training for anyone ready to get involved. 

📆 Monday, Feb 9th
⏰ 6- 7:30 pm
📍AJRC Community Hub, 203 N. College Ave., Fayetteville

Join us for a discussion on housing and tenant rights with Legal Aid of Arkansas. We’ll also discuss debtor-creditor issues, landlord-tenant questions, and voter restoration. Come learn your rights, ask questions, and gain practical resources to protect yourself and your community in these areas.

Details of Event:

Hear from Legal Aid of Arkansas attorneys on housing, debtor-creditor, and voter restoration. Come with your questions and learn more on these topics.

Dinner served. Anyone welcome.

ABOUT AJRC

The Arkansas Justice Reform Coalition is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization that advocates for criminal legal system change, transparency in government, and the responsible use of public resources. The coalition has been active in Arkansas, with a focus on Northwest Arkansas, since 2019, working on issues related to jail alternatives, pretrial services, and improving the wellbeing for all residents.

📆 Saturday, Feb 14th
⏰ 11- 4 pm
📍Crystal Bridges Museum, Bentonville

Join us in honoring Black History Month not as a chapter closed, but as a living, breathing story- one that invites curiosity, connection, laughter, learning, and togetherness.

See link for event details.

📆 Sunday, Feb 15
⏰ 2:30 pm
📍Embassy Suites Northwest AR
Rogers Convention Center
3303 Pinnacle Hills Pkwy

Join the NWA NAACP for our Founder's Day Freedom Fund Scholarship Luncheon as we celebrate the legacy of the NAACP and raise scholarship funds for deserving Northwest Arkansas students!

We are honored to welcome Dr. Marc Lamont Hill, award-winning author, educator, and one of America's leading public intellectuals. Dr. Hill is the Steve Charles Professor of Media, Cities, and Solutions at Temple University and has been featured on CNN, MSNBC, and numerous national platforms.

You Should Look Forward to:

✨ An Inspirational Keynote Address by Dr. Marc Lamont Hill
🍽️ Delicious Catered Dining
🎓 A Celebration of the Legacy of Scholarship and Education 
🤝 Networking with Northwest Arkansas Community leaders, educators, and professionals
💝 Supporting NWA students through scholarship fundraising

Every ticket purchased and every donation made goes directly toward the Freedom Fund that provides scholarships to local students. Together, we're investing in the next generation of Northwest Arkansas leaders.

📆 Friday, February 20th
⏰ 6:00 pm
📍801 Turner St., Springdale, AR

Upcoming Venceremos allies meeting! These general meetings for allies are how we continue building our base of support for the immigrant poultry workers. We’ll catch up on the past couple of months of work and talk about what’s coming up at Venceremos!

📆 Sunday, Feb 22
⏰ 4-6 pm
📍University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Gifflels Auditorium, Room 201 Old Main with a short walk to Greek Theater to place flag memorial.

Last year 550 people were killed by firearms in Arkansas. Countless others were injured and forever impacted by this violence. Please join us on Feb 22nd as we honor and hold space for the thousands of Arkansans who were impacted by gun violence last year.

Let us begin 2026 by setting aside a time to collectively pause, reflect, and acknowledge the healing, change, and power we cultivate when we come together to make our communities safer.

In light of last semester's Aug 25 shooting hoax and lockdown, we believe the University of Arkansas Campus is a meaningful place to host this vigil.

📆 February 28
⏰ 2-5pm
📍Address will be given upon receiving RSVP: Millercs56@gmail.com

Scarlet A : The ethics, law, and politics of ordinary abortion.

📆 Saturday, March 21
⏰ 1 – 2:30 pm
📍Alton Center, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 2925 Old Missouri Rd, Fayetteville, AR 72703

This peaceful and nonviolent action is hosted by Indivisible NWA.

Be sure to sign up for Mobilize texts.

This is our regular monthly meeting of Indivisible NWA - we meet on the third Saturday of every month somewhere in Northwest Arkansas.

Join us for RISE & ORGANIZE, a community work session to prepare for No Kings 3.0, scheduled for March 28. We’ll make signs, organize supplies, and come together in solidarity as we get ready to show up peacefully, visibly, and powerfully. Bring your energy and enthusiasm!

Join us in the Alton Center at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Fayetteville.

Bring a personal hygiene item for the Little Food Pantry.

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.