HOSTED BY: Terence Crutcher Foundation

DATE: Saturday, October 3, 2026

TIME: 10:00am - 2:30pm

ADDRESS: Antioch Baptist Church, 110 W 56th St N, Tulsa, OK 74126

INFO:

Community Walks is a program where we canvass our community, get to know our neighbors, and understand what issues are affecting us. Canvassing is one of the most effective ways of reaching people where they are. Together, we have the opportunity to hear directly about the issues that are the most important to our fellow community members, because we believe the people who are closest to the problems are closest to the solutions.

Come out with us, not to promote a candidate, idea, or product, but to listen and learn about the collective struggles we face as a community to organize and mobilize community-based solutions. So grab a friend or loved one, and we'll see you there! We look forward to building community with you.

📋 Sign-up at: https://tinyurl.com/CWCT261003

For more info, visit: https://walks.terencecrutcherfoundation.org 

HOSTED BY: ACTION Tulsa, Terence Crutcher Foundation, & Tulsa SPCA

DATE: Sunday, October 18, 2026

TIME: 2:30pm - 3:30pm

ADDRESS: New Jerusalem Baptist Church, 3427 N Birmingham Ave., Tulsa, OK 74110

INFO:

Join with others who are concerned about the stray and loose dog problem in Tulsa to learn about the issue and how we can address stray and loose dogs, improve animal welfare, and keep our neighborhoods and schools safe.

📋 Register at: https://tinyurl.com/CWCT261003

HOSTED BY: Forum for Real Economic Emancipation

DATE: Sunday, October 25, 2026

TIME: 10:00am - 2:30pm

ADDRESS: Historic Big 10 Ballroom, 1624 E. Apache St., Tulsa, OK 74106

INFO:

Our schools belong to all of us. They should give every child—regardless of family background—the chance to learn, thrive, and build a future.

However, public money is increasingly being directed to private education through vouchers and Education Savings Accounts. Charter schools continue to expand. And now AI-driven schools are becoming the next frontier of privatization—putting technology controlled by private companies in place of qualified teachers, public accountability, and community control.

Meanwhile, Oklahoma’s public schools remain among the worst-funded in the nation. Years of underfunding, low teacher pay, and the deprofessionalization of teaching have pushed educators and schools to the breaking point. And because schools depend heavily on local property taxes, where you live can determine how much your school has to spend—deepening class  and racial inequality.

📋 RSVP at: https://givebutter.com/defunding-our-schools