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INCO is a small but mighty all-volunteer organization. Together we stand up for human rights and resist authoritarian overreach. There is a place for everyone in this fight.
Community Sing Gathering
In solidarity with May Days Strong, we invites everyone to lift their voices together in Joy, Courage, and Community.
Join with Vocal Uprising, the Astoria branch of Singing Resistance as we sing simple, uplifting songs—short chants, call‑and‑response pieces, and a few easy rounds. No experience is needed. Singers, non‑singers, and everyone in between are welcome.
These songs are quick to learn, energizing, and meant to strengthen our collective spirit. Every time we sing together, we leave feeling more connected and inspired.
Garden of Surging Waves
1095 Duane St, Astoria
May 1 from noon to 1:00PM
Community Resilience Day
Across the country, May 1 is a day of action for working families. Here in Astoria, we're turning it into something we can all participate in: a full day of community celebration, mutual aid, and local resilience-building.
Not everyone can go a day without work or customers. That's exactly the point. We're building the kind of community where boycotts, strikes, and hard times don't leave anyone behind. It starts with showing up for each other now.
Sponsored by North Coast Action
May 1, 2026
Artists For Peace
In conjunction with the Artists Against Fascism art show, there will be a free concert by singer Linda Nicole Blair, on Friday May 8th from 7p.m. to 8:30 p.m. .
Blair, a folk singer in the tradition of Woody Guthrie, Joan Baez, and Joni Mitchell, writes and performs songs of social commentary and in opposition to war and authoritarianism. Linda’s latest album, For Justice, For Peace, was released this year.
The concert will be held in the sanctuary of Grace Episcopal Church at 1545 Franklin St, Astoria. This beautiful historic church is the oldest continuously functioning church in Astoria.
Artists Against Fascism, will be held in the Astoria Art Loft, and opens on March 8, running through the end of the month.
Library Talk: Housing in Clatsop County
Hear from speakers from Astoria City Council, Clatsop Behavioral-Baker Bldg., Copeland Commons Project and the Astoria Housing Initiative discussing the current sate of housing in Clatsop County.
These local presenters provide data, facts and stories, variously using PowerPoints, videos and handouts, that reflect on the problems and solutions that community residents face when laws and decisions in Washington DC affect them.
The program includes a short time for each speaker and time for attendees to ask questions of each speaker. Brought to you by Ask Questions/Get Answers, an organization of local citizens.
Wednesday, May 13th 5PM to 6:30 PM
Astoria Library Flag Room
MIGRA WATCH / ICE WATCH
Attend a virtual training by PIRC where you will learn how to safely and accurately identify and respond to potential ICE activity in your neighborhood. No experience necessary!
Get plugged into PIRC's rapid response network and support your community.
May 13th at 7PM
Weekly Monday Protests
Every Monday, a small but steadfast group gathers on Marine Drive to stand together in support of our community and in opposition to the Trump administration. Our consistent presence on these streets matters — it signals to friends, neighbors, and visitors alike what we believe in, gives them the courage to join us, and just might plant a seed of curiosity in those who haven't yet been paying close attention.
If you're ready to do more, we'd love to have you. Find us every Monday in Astoria at 12:30 p.m. on the south side of Marine Drive, between 16th and 17th. Hope to see you there!
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We cover the issues that matter most to working Americans: the economy, healthcare, the environment, politics, science, and human rights. If we can't find a verified source, we won't publish the claim — period.
Get In There and Vote!
The primaries are creeping up on us on May 19th, you’ve probably received your Voter’s Pamphlet and perhaps your ballot is already in the mail on its way to you.
Take the time to vote in this primary - not only will it give you some extra time to get familiar with candidates who will run in November, but it shows the public how crucial these elections are in containing Trump.
Here are two helpful links:
My Vote which lets you:
· Check your registration and update it by October 13th for the for the November 3 general election.
· Track your ballot to see if it’s been received
· Locate ballot drop boxes
Voter Registration in case you’re not registered for November yet.
