NO KINGS Protest
Saturday, March 28, 2026
All over SE Wisconsin

No Kings site


 

• NO KINGS Brookfield | 10:30 - 12, Signup for location
• NO KINGS MILWAUKEE | 12 -3, Washington Park Bandshell, 4599 W Lloyd St
• NO KINGS Waukesha | 1:30 – 3, Cutler Park 321 Wisconsin Ave
• NO KINGS Shorewood | 2 – 3:30, Signup for location
• NO KINGS Greenfield | 10 – 11:30, South 76th Street & West Layton Avenue
• NO KINGS in Grafton - Ozaukee | 10 – 11,
  • North and South sides of Washington St (between Port Washington Rd & Cheyenne Ave)
  • Dakota Drive & Washington Street
• And Oconomowoc, West Bend, Watertown, Racine, Lake Mills, Kenosha, Beaver Dam, Waterloo, Delavan, Cambridge, Columbus, Sheboygan, ….

350 Wisconsin Meeting
Monday, April 6
7 - 8:15pm
Via Zoom



Please join 350 Wisconsin and AL Caballes on April 6, for:
Immigration and Climate Justice

Please join us for a conversation about how and why immigration and climate justice are part of our fight for a sustainable future on Earth. We’ll hear from AL Caballes from DRUM (Desis Rising Up and Moving), who will invite us to draw the links between climate change, US policies, borders, militarization, and migration. Hear stories from directly impacted community members at the frontlines of organizing for climate and immigrant justice.

We hope to create space for us to consider how we in the US are an integral part of effectively building local and internationalist movements that advance our shared interest in home, belonging, and justice for all.

WHAT: 350 Wisconsin Monthly Meeting
WHEN: Monday, April 6, 2026, 7:00–8:15
ONLINE VIA ZOOM: Register in advance for the meeting here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting via computer, tablet, or smartphone.

About our speaker: Ana Liza (AL) Caballes (siya/she) is the Deputy Director of DRUM (Desis Rising Up and Moving), a 25-year strong membership-based grassroots organization that builds the power of South Asian and Indo-Caribbean low-wage immigrant workers, youth, and families in New York City to win economic and educational justice and civil and immigrant rights.

AL has supported the leadership development of displaced members from Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Nepal to fight for climate repair, reparations, and justice. She is from the Tagalog people of the Philippines.

• 76th and North Ave., Wauwatosa
• Port Washington Rd & Silver Spring Dr, Glendale
• South 76th St & West Layton Ave, Greenfield (10-11:30)

 

Together, we stand for justice, equality, and change, reminding those in power that we will not be silent. Bring your energy, your signs, and your friends. Let’s raise our voices, week after week, until real change is won.

Dress for the weather. Bring your cellphone, water, hats & gloves, umbrella, sunscreen, and a chair if you need one. Bring a sign (use bold, large lettering, so your sign can be read by moving traffic, 2-5 words) or borrow one from our community.

A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.