NO WAR WITH IRAN

🗓️ Sunday, March 1, 12:30–1:30pm

📍 I-99 Overpass at Toftrees Exit (Waddle Road & Colonnade Boulevard)

On Saturday, we woke up to bombs being dropped on a sovereign nation. We said before and we say now: No War With Iran. Come protest the war started by this president.

Join us on Sunday the I-99 Overpass at Toftrees exit (near Waddle Road & Colonnade Boulevard). Parking is behind nearby Sheetz and NOT BEHIND Cracker Barrel.

We will have the signs for traffic, but please bring patriotic bling or any anti-war signs you may have. The overpass can be windy — be sure to dress warmly. Stay for however long works for you; be mindful of your health!

Citizens Bank: Stop Funding Cruelty

🗓️ Friday, March 6, 11:00am–12:30pm

📍 North Atherton Citizens Bank (1826 N Atherton St, State College, PA 16803)

CITIZENS BANK: STOP FUNDING CRUELTY is a statewide effort to send a message to Citizens Bank and raise awareness in our communities about Citizen’s role in supporting for-profit detention operators.

Citizens Bank, through Citizens Financial Group, has long financed private prison operators like The GEO Group despite decades of abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Right here in PA, GEO runs the Moshannon Valley Processing Center, the largest ICE detention site in the Northeast.

Join us to shine a light on the Moshannon Valley Processing Center and to demand that Citizens Bank stop funding cruelty. Meet us on the sidewalk; we will have signs and flyers for you. Feel free to bring flags and other patriotic bling. We recommend parking across the street in one of the many large lots for other businesses.

END THE ICE AGE

🗓️ Friday, March 6, 4:00–5:00pm

📍 I-99 Overpass at Toftrees Exit (Waddle Road & Colonnade Boulevard)

We are looking to thaw ICE! Join us for an overpass protest this Friday. Treat the incoming wrestling fans to messages about the excesses of ICE.

Located at the I-99 Overpass at Toftrees exit (near Waddle Road & Colonnade Boulevard). Parking is behind nearby Sheetz and NOT BEHIND Cracker Barrel.

Overpass and bridge traffic messages will relate to the cruelty of ICE. If you have a sign related to this message please bring it; we will bring signs that can be held also. Waddle Road bridge traffic messages (upper) are as important as the I-99 incoming traffic messages (lower). The overpass can be windy — be sure to dress warmly. Stay for however long works for you; be mindful of your health!

Keystone Indivisible Monthly Meeting

🗓️ Tuesday, March 10, 6:30–8:00pm (recurring monthly on the second Tuesday)

📍 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Centre County, 780 Waupelani Dr, State College, PA 16801

Join us at our monthly Keystone Indivisible meetings for group updates, actions you can get involved in, getting to know your community, and joy. (While UUFCC is our host, Keystone Indivisible is not affiliated with any religion.)

TURN THE FILES INTO TRIALS

🗓️ Sunday, March 15, 3:30–4:30pm

📍 I-99 Overpass at Toftrees Exit (Waddle Road & Colonnade Boulevard)

Freedom and justice are undermined when we allow those with power to evade their day in court for the heinous crimes they have committed. Stand with the Survivors and join us to demand that ALL the Epstein files be released and that the Department of Justice TURN THE FILES INTO TRIALS!

Join us on the I-99 Overpass at Toftrees exit (near Waddle Road & Colonnade Boulevard). Parking is behind nearby Sheetz and NOT BEHIND Cracker Barrel.

Students will be returning from spring break. Overpass and bridge traffic messages will relate to the release of the files. If you have a sign related to this message please bring it; we will bring signs that can be held also. Waddle Road bridge traffic messages (upper) are as important as the I-99 incoming traffic messages (lower). The overpass can be windy — be sure to dress warmly. Stay for however long works for you; be mindful of your health!

De-ICE Citizens Bank

🗓️ Friday, March 20, 4:30–5:30pm

📍 South Atherton Citizens Bank (1900 S Atherton St, State College, PA 16801)

De-ICE CITIZENS BANK is a nationwide effort to send a message to Citizens Bank and raise awareness in our communities about Citizen’s role in supporting for-profit detention operators.

Citizens Bank, through Citizens Financial Group, has long financed private prison operators like The GEO Group. Despite decades of abuse, neglect, and exploitation and even after other financial institutions cut ties with The GEO Group, Citizens Bank continues to loan them money. Right here in PA, GEO runs the Moshannon Valley Processing Center, the largest ICE detention site in the Northeast.

Join us to shine a light on the Moshannon Valley Processing Center and to demand that Citizens Bank stop funding cruelty. Meet us on the roadside in front of the bank. We will have signs and flyers for you. Feel free to bring flags and other patriotic bling. We recommend parking across the street in one of the many large lots for other businesses.

No Kings III

🗓️ Saturday, March 28, 1:00-3:00pm

📍 Downtown State College, PA (exact location TBA)

In 2025, millions of Americans came together in nonviolent protest at the first and second No Kings events to oppose the growing authoritarian actions of the Trump administration and affirm that: this nation belongs to its people, not to kings.

Since then, people have continued to rise up nonviolently against the Trump administration’s ongoing brutality and abuses of power, including the latest escalation in Minnesota.

On Saturday, March 28, join us again in State College to rally and march for collective action!

Thompson Tuesdays

🗓️ Tuesdays, noon–1:00pm

📍 GT’s Bellefonte Office, 3555 Benner Pike, Bellefonte, PA 16823

We join with our friends at CCDC and other constituents to protest outside of Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson’s office. Bring your own sign and let’s remind GT and our neighbors passing by that his votes need to represent the people.

Overpass Messages

Several Keystone Indivisible members post messages visible to travelers on their way into State College. If you want to get involved in this active group, click on the button below to contact the organizer.