The Black Alliance for Peace presents “Collaborative Resistance in Baltimore”. Multiple forces in the city are organizing against militarized occupation by Baltimore City police, ICE, and surrounding law enforcement agencies at the state and federal level.

While the state escalates its attacks on African/Black people, the working class, and oppressed peoples both here and abroad, it's crucial that organizations and impacted individuals work on defending members of the community and preventing further acts of escalation and violence at the hands of the state.

While all of this is occurring, we understand that we can achieve our goals more effectively if this work was done as a coalition, instead of groups working around each other to reach similar objectives.

Join us as we connect and engage with different organizations and individuals on the conditions impacting Baltimore residents and discuss active campaigns, calls to action, local initiatives, and the interconnected opposition forces that have the city under siege.

📆: February 21st
⏰ : 1pm- 3pm (doors open at 12:30pm)
📍: Payne Memorial A.M.E Church
1714 Madison Ave Baltimore, MD 21216
Masks Required and Provided, Food and Refreshments provided,
Childcare provided.

Join BAP Philadelphia at Collective Climb for a Friday night screening of "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised", the 2003 documentary by Kim Bartley and Donnacha Ó Briain covering the coup attempt of Hugo Chavez in 2002.

The film's focus on the use of media in local Venezuela politics sets the ground for the aggressive media strategy used against Chavez by his opponents later on. Join us in connecting the events of 2002 to the current occupation of Venezuela by the United States, and the use of media narratives for geopolitical power in both time periods.

Date: February 27th, 2026

Time: 6:45 PM EST

Location: Collective Climb; 350 S. 15th Street, Philadelphia, PA

The myth of Black Atlanta as a Mecca leaves much to be desired. Every day, Black Atlantans are navigating crisis after crisis: lack of affordable housing, school and hospital closures, and increased police presence and violence in our communities.

This Black History Month lets explore the true reality of Atlanta and debunk historical myths together. Join The Black Alliance for Peace Atlanta CityWide Alliance as we host “The History of Black Atlanta: Myth vs Reality” at the Shrine of the Black Madonna.

Saturday, February 28th, 2026
2 - 4 pm
The Shrine of the Black Madonna, 960 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30310