The Missoula Tenants Union meets the first Wednesday of every month for General Meetings. These are used to update the full membership and prospective members about what happened in committee meetings and what actions members and committees have engaged in outside of committees. General meetings are also used for any necessary voting or elections. In addition to the business listed above, general meetings are also an important community space for all union members! Voting is great, but a sense of solidarity is even more important.
Come and co-create at Community Art Night with Here Montana. Free. Family Friendly. Materials Provided.
Missoula Resists invites fellow Missoulians to join a de-escalation training session aimed at building a stronger, safer, and more connected culture of resistance.
A National Day of Action to take back science, health, and democracy. Join supporters nationwide in Missoula, MT to advocate for science and democratic values.
A general meeting organized by Montana for Palestine to gather community members and discuss initiatives related to Palestine advocacy.
A gathering of women, trans, non-binary and gender-expansive people interested in learning hands-on bicycle maintenance and repair skills. All skill levels welcome!
By bringing together a wide range of community providers and organizations, PCC offers participants a welcoming, stigma-free environment to access food, housing assistance, healthcare, employment opportunities, and many other resources. For questions about participating as a provider, making a donation, or for other event details, email selyaa@missoulapubliclibrary.org Volunteer opportunities available. Sign up here or email eheaton@thepoverellocenter.org Please note: Project Community Connect will be held throughout the entirety of the library building and will have an impact on MPL’s services for the day. There will be no passport processing during the event hours. Parking will be limited.
Save the date! We will meet downtown at 1 and march together to Caras Park. We’ll hear music, one moving soaker, sing together, and engage with arts and democracy! More details coming soon.
Join Western MT DSA for our Socialist Book Club discussion of The Free People's Village by Sim Kern. Set in a near-future America fractured by climate disaster and political extremism, the novel follows a group of queer activists attempting to build an intentional community based on mutual aid and collective survival. As external threats mount and internal tensions grow, the novel explores what solidarity really means—and how fragile revolutionary ideals can be under pressure.
