We All Belong Greater Lafayette stands united to defend democracy and uphold civil rights for all. Together, we reject Christian Nationalism, recognizing the threats it poses to the separation of church and state, religious diversity, and immigrant communities. By fostering collaboration among like-minded groups, we amplify a shared message of inclusion and justice. We commit to protecting the rights of every individual, safeguarding the freedom to practice or not practice any faith, and ensuring that all voices are heard. Our actions will strengthen democracy and build a community where everyone truly belongs.
All are welcome at our meetings, alternating between Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30- 8 pm at First United Methodist Church, 1700 Mitch Daniels Blvd West Lafayette IN. (See map.)
October 6 and 22
November 17
December 17
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Location for We All Belong meetings: First United Methodist Church
The No Kings: Vote Early events have two objectives: (1) to be visible and and raise awareness by waving signs that encourage early voting (signs will be provided or you can bring your own), and (2) to empower everyone to make an early voting plan by providing a packet of information about voting that you can take home and use to help your friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers make their voting plan. Voting experts will be on site to help answer questions about voting.
No Kings: Vote Early events are nonpartisan and are designed to increase participation from all eligible voters.
You can choose the one closest to your neighborhood or any of the others – the goal is that together we will be spread across the Greater Lafayette area.
We All Belong organized an interactive panel discussion with Dr. James McCann, Dr. Jacob Calhoun, and Dr. Ken Mueller, moderated by Dr. Betty Tonsing on September 24, 2026. This well-attended event included insightful questions and engagement with a panel of experts as we all looked at the core words written in a document that defines how we are governed.
On August 29, We All Belong members joined hundreds of other people at the Tippecanoe County Courthouse calling for an end to detention at the Miami Correctional Facility. This was one of more than 50 vigils across Indiana, and We All Belong co-leader Rev. Duane Carlisle was among the speakers.
Coverage by WLFI: https://www.wlfi.com/2026/08/31/anti-ice-protest-held-outside-courthouse/
For more information on the campaign and the reason for it, see https://indianaorganizing.org/projects/end-ice-miami/
Check the website Take Action Greater Lafayette for upcoming events and ways to get involved! We All Belong events are listed, as well as collaborating organizations and others.
Ongoing on Tuesdays: BLUESDAYS AT FUEL, Fuel Coffee, 106 S. 1i6th St., Lafayette, an after hours meeting for people who want to effect positive political change at the state level but don’t know how to get started
https://www.facebook.com/coffeeatfuel/events/?id=100064030561110&sk=events
DIVERSITY ROUNDTABLE- First Thursday of each month 1130-1p, Wells Community Cultural Center, 638 North Street, Lafayette, IN 47901
INDIVISIBLE - Meet second Wednesday of the month at West Lafayette Library 6-7.30p
Oct 3, 2026: Movie "Democracy Under Siege" with community discussion
Sept 24, 2026: Do We Really Know the COnstitution? Panel discussion with Dr. James McCann, Dr. Jacob Calhoun, and Dr. Ken Mueller, moderated by Dr. Betty Tonsing
May 5, 2026: Presentation by Rev. Dr. Steve Ivy, Religious Freedom Indiana
April 7, 2026 - Presentation by Dr. Daniel Kelly: Somebody Should Do Something: How Anyone Can Help Create Social Change
March 3, 2026 - Protecting Our Immigrant Neighbors, with Margaret Haas
Feb 19, 2026 - MAD Voters Civics Literacy Lab
Jan 10, 2026 No Kings Workshop , led by Indivisible.
Nov 22, 2025, "We're Out: A celebration of LGBTQIA+ joy and belonging". First United Methodist Church
Nov 6, 2025, Black Purdue Documentary Showing. IBEW Local Union Hall
July 15, 2025: “Read or Restrict” movie about book banning, with discussion led by Marra Honeywell, Director of West Lafayette Public Library.
March 8, 2025: Community Action Fair -- Read about this event that drew together hundreds of people to learn about community organizations in Greater Lafayette that are rising to protect human rights and democracy.
We meet at 6:30 pm at First United Methodist Church, 1700 Mitch Daniels Blvd West Lafayette IN. Alternating Tuesdays and Thursdays - See list of dates above.
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Find out more about our initiatives and opportunities for you to get involved, by sending an email to weallbelonggreaterlafayette@gmail.com
Diversity Roundtable - https://diversitytippecanoe.org/
Greater Lafayette Immigrant Allies - https://www.facebook.com/GreaterLafayetteImmigrantAllies/
Greater Lafayette Indivisible -- https://www.lafayetteindivisible.com/
League of Women Voters of Greater Lafayette - https://leaguelafayette.org/
Pride Lafayette - https://www.pridelafayette.org/
Racial Reconciliation - https://www.facebook.com/RacialReconciliationGL/
No Place for Hate - https://www.facebook.com/groups/883655453007111/
The Community Action Fair brought together 30 organization and 250 people to share strategies for support the community.
More than 250 people have seen and discussed the film “God and Country” at our four community showings,
We have talked with hundreds of people at festivals, Farmer Markets, and other gatherings about the dangers of Christian Nationalism.
New relationships and partnerships have been formed to defend democracy and uphold civil rights for all.
See our "Past Events" page for other events we hosted.