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The Protest Tracker

Where we march

A living, sourced calendar of actions in the street — protests, marches, rallies, teach-ins, actions defending immigrants, pickets — for labor, for immigration rights, for women’s and LGBTQ+ rights, for the climate, for the movement itself. Every entry carries its date, its place, and the source it was checked against. 2 upcoming on the calendar . The long-haul campaigns are in The Tracker — this is where the one-day actions show up.

Showing 2 of 3 actions (filtered) · soonest first.
Wed · Nov 18, 2026 · 12:00 - 1:00 PM

Monthly Workers' Mass at St. Francis

New York · New York
Labor

Monthly mass at the Workers' Chapel honoring the New Yorkers lost on the job during the month. Hosted by the NYC Central Labor Council. "All work has dignity and all workplaces should be safe."

Verified November 3, 2026 source →
Thu · Mar 25, 2027 · 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Commemoration

New York · New York
Labor Women’s rights

Annual commemoration at the site of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, where 146 garment workers - mostly young women - were killed. A cornerstone event of the NYC labor movement's calendar, hosted by the NYC Central Labor Council.

Verified November 3, 2026 source →

How this calendar is made

An action gets on the calendar when it can be pointed to — a chapter or org posting its own call to action, a union’s picket schedule, a coalition’s published march route — and it carries the date it was last checked and the source it was checked against. Times and places are the organizers’ own words; the source link is where you confirm them. When an action is called off, it doesn’t vanish — the badge moves to Canceled, so nobody shows up for nothing.

This is a calendar, not a command. Come to what you can, carry what you can’t: a one-day action is a day, and the longer fights — the strikes, the campaigns, the funds — are tracked in The Tracker.

Know of an action we should verify — a march, a rally, a teach-in, a picket line — or one that has gone stale? Tell the editors, with the organizers’ page attached.