Rally/Protest Action Team

Across the nation, we have seen peaceful protests pop up big and small as a way to make our voices heard. We have seen thousands march in the streets, protesters show up at politicians’ townhalls, rallies in front of stores (like Tesla), people gathering at immigration courts to protect immigrants at their hearings, and more. Right here in Arvada, we have had hundreds frequently gather on the overpass near Olde Town Arvada, along with many smaller protests across the city and state.

Our rally team plans Arvada rallies and spreads information about existing peaceful rallies and protests in the area. If you are interested in being part of this team, please get in touch with us.

Are you on Signal? A great way to find out about all the protest actions across the Denver Metro Area is by joining the Action Notices Signal Group. Information on protests and rallies is posted daily.

Join us for our weekly protests!

Bring your signs and your friends. Come sign wave, dance, sing, shout, and protest with us!

Ralston Tuesdays:

When: Every Tuesday from 4:00pm-5:30pm
Where: Ralston Rd & Wadsworth
RSVP (optional): on Facebook or Mobilize

One Hour Wednesdays:

When: Every Wednesday from 4:00pm-5:00pm
Where: Kilping & 58th (Park in the church lot, NE corner)
RSVP (optional): on Facebook

Original Sunday Protest:

When: Every Sunday from 10:00am-Noon
Where: 80th & Wadsworth
RSVP (optional): on Facebook

The Rally/Protest Action Team accomplishments include:

National days of action, including No Kings 3 with 3600+ attendees, bring peaceful patriotic crowds to Olde Town Arvada in growing numbers.
Work alongside groups such as 50501 to create and lead creative actions, including ICE Breaks Hearts vigil, honoring the victims of ICE.
Organized and maintains two weekly protests while actively working to add more.

Rally/Protest Action Team Leadership

Mara serves as our Rally/Protest Action Team Leader, with Nancy also on the team and available to support. For questions, rally details, or to get involved in planning or attending local protests, please email Mara and Nancy!

Arvadans for Progressive Action (APA) is committed to nonviolence and dialogue to resolve our differences. We reject violence and mourn the victims and those who have lost loved ones and the sense of security in our society. We should be free to worship, go to school, shop, socialize, meet, speak with each other, petition our government, and lead our daily lives without the fear of violence.