Upcoming Actions
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CALEB's Monthly General Meeting
CALEB's general meeting is a time for all our members to gather together for strategizing and coordination related to our various public campaigns. This is a hybrid meeting. New folks are welcomed and encouraged to attend. |
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PSS Monthly Orientation
Learn more about our movement and why organizing at a school board level can have huge impact in your community and beyond. If you make the pledge, you get a FREE t-shirt in the mail to wear to your next school board meeting! |
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Court Watch
Join CALEB for Court Watch and help bring transparency and accountability to Hamilton County’s legal system. Court Watchers observe General Sessions Court, where community members make their first appearance before a judge, to document proceedings and bear witness to how justice is administered. |
Tuesday, August 18
Wednesday, August 19 Thursday, August 20 Anytime between 8:15 am - 12:30 pm 600 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402 Find out more here! |
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Door Knocking to GOTV *PAID*
Join us as we knock doors in our community to make sure everyone who can participate in the November 3rd election is equipped with the resources to do so! For your first time, we'll spend the first 30min training and then you'll head out with a staff member so you're never without support. |
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Labor Organizer Training
Work suck? Ever thought about forming a union at your job? How does someone even go about starting a union? This Labor Day, we’re honoring the workers who organized before us by helping a new generation of workers learn how to organize today. Join the Chattanooga Area Labor Council for a free community training led by experienced organizers and workers from across the Chattanooga area. |
Part 1: Saturday, August 22nd, 10 am - 12 pm
Part 2: Monday, September 7th, 10 am - 12 pm IW 704 Union Hall 2715 Belle Arbor Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37406 US Register Now! |
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People's History of Chattanooga
The Walking Tour is titled, " The History of White Supremacy and Anti-Racist Resistance in Chattanooga" and it covers history from the founding of the city up to the modern day. |
Saturday, September 5th
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Labor Day Celebration
Spend Labor Day learning, connecting and celebrating with workers from across Chattanooga. Enjoy free food, live music, worker speakers, union tables, yard games, art activities and opportunities to connect with fellow workers and organizers. |
1:00 - 2:00 pm: Political Education Teach-In: Chattanooga Labor: Past, Present, and the Organizing Future
3:00 - 5:00pm: Labor Day Celebration Fry Center 4301 Amnicola Hwy, Chattanooga, TN 37406 Join us! |
Past Public Events
School Board Candidate Forums
June 29th & 23rd 2024
CALEB and The Bethlehem Center co-hosted a candidate forum for Hamilton County School Board District 11. Mountain Arts Community Center hosted a candidate forum for District 2.
Candidates were asked where they stand on important issues like school infrastructure & facilities, the district's equity plan, and school discipline policies.
CALEB and The Bethlehem Center co-hosted a candidate forum for Hamilton County School Board District 11. Mountain Arts Community Center hosted a candidate forum for District 2.
Candidates were asked where they stand on important issues like school infrastructure & facilities, the district's equity plan, and school discipline policies.
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June 21st & 23rd, 2022
CALEB invited the public to a set of school board candidate forums where we discussed issues related to infrastructure, the county’s equity plan, and disciplinary policy. These forums were virtual, livestreamed on CALEB's social media
CALEB invited the public to a set of school board candidate forums where we discussed issues related to infrastructure, the county’s equity plan, and disciplinary policy. These forums were virtual, livestreamed on CALEB's social media
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April 28th, 2022 -- "Public Safety & Public Harm: Pretrial Justice in Tennessee," with Vera Institute of Justice
March 15th, 2022 -- "Role of the Prosecutor" Event, coordinated by CALEB's Criminal Justice Task Force. Rev. Troy Brand facilitates a conversation with Defense Attorney Lee Davis and Jessica Van Dyke, Director of the Tennessee Innocence Project.