Saturday, January 10: Rally, Noon to 1:00 pm at the Free Speech Wall on the Charlottesville Downtown Mall. Citizens United Against the Atlantic Coast Pipeline. Sponsored by the Piedmont and Shenandoah Groups of the Sierra Club, Charlottesville Peace and Justice Center, 350 Central Virginia, Friends of Nelson, Free Nelson, and Wild Virginia. Click here to […]
Friday, January 23: Property Rights / No Pipeline Rally at 12:00 pm at Bell Tower on Capitol Square, Richmond. Rally in Richmond to protest the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, with speakers and music. Sponsored by Free Nelson, Friends of Nelson, the Virginia Chapter of the Sierra Club, and Preserve the NRV. Kathy Plunket Versluys took some […]
Monday, February 23: Virginia People’s Climate March, Richmond. A rally on the Richmond Capitol grounds to demand environmental justice from Governor McAuliffe and the Virginia General Assembly as they close their session. See the Facebook page for this event for more information and photos. Additional photos of the event are here.
Saturday July 4, 2015, 8-9 a.m., Piedmont Virginia Community College, Red, White, and NO PIPELINE Blue Rally. Great turnout at the rally to greet Governor McAuliffe before his 9 a.m. Independence Day speech at Monticello! A NO PIPELINE WELCOME for our Governor. George Washington proclaimed, “Private property and freedom are inseparable.” Thomas Jefferson stated, “The […]
Join us for a rally that carries forward Central Virginia’s engagement in the fight for climate protection and clean energy solutions! As area residents organize to resist fracked gas transmission projects, the time is now to join the call for solar, wind, and efficiency and say Stop the Pipelines! Looking ahead to Paris and beyond, […]
Bring Friends and family and join us for this community organized Prayers Not Pipelines event on Sunday, October 25th, 10-3PM at the Rockfish Valley Foundation/ Spruce Creek Gallery. Imagine a “wall” of white gauzy fabric wrapped around the trees so that you can see through to the trees but blocked enough to imagine their loss. […]
