On Feb. 13, Orange County residents and elected officials held a fascist-like, anti-Muslim rally outside of an Islamic charity fundraising event in Yorba Linda. The only way to stop Islamophobia and racism is to organize against it.

On March 19, thousands of people took to the streets to demand an end to U.S. war and military intervention abroad and funding for people’s needs at home. Mass demonstrations took place in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago and many other cities across the United States and the world.

Educators and advocates are marching with thousands of others on March 19 in Los Angeles. Join us in the streets to demand "Money for people's needs: No cuts, no wars!"

We want to share with you some of the plans and ways that you can make an important contribution to the impact of the March 19 March and Rally to demand "Stop the Wars, Fund People's Needs!"

Don't let distance prevent you from joining the anti-war march in Los Angeles on March 19. There is transportation available from San Diego, Orange County, Long Beach and Riverside. Click on the article to learn more.

March with the contingent to Stop Police Violence on March 19 to demand an end to all wars on the people, both at home and abroad.

On March 19, hundreds of students from college, high school and middle school campuses will march in the streets of Los Angeles to stop the wars. Students are at the forefront of the struggle to demand money for education, not occupation!

This Wednesday, March 2, students throughout California and across the country will take action to stop cuts to education and fee hikes. Join us to push forward the student struggle and to spread the word about the upcoming March 19 mass March and Rally in Los Angeles to stop U.S. wars.

On Tues., Jan. 25, protests will be held in more than 30 cities across the U.S. and internationally against FBI and grand jury repression of anti-war and international solidarity activists.

Brian Becker, National Coordinator of the ANSWER Coalition, explains how "regime change" remains the ambition of U.S. foreign policy towards Iran, and how the anti-war movement should respond.