Wednesday, September 16 @5:30-7:00: District 6 State House Candidate Forum at KBC
Thursday, September 17 @4:30-5:30 pm: Constitution Day at WKFL Park
Thursday, September 17 @5-7pm: Bill Hill Meet and Greet at Grace Ridge Brewery
Thursday, September 17 @7 pm: Bill Hill at Kachemak Center Room 108 CAN meeting
Sunday, September 20 @1-3: International Day of Peace Rally, Veterans for Peace @WKFL Park
Sunday, September 20 @5-7 pm: JKT Meet and Greet and Fundraiser at Alice's
Monday, September 21 @12-1:30: International Day of Peace movie: Aftermath: the Remnants of War at Porcupine Theater
Monday, September 21 @5:30-7:30 pm: Brent Johnson Wild Burger BBQ Meet and Greet at Hornaday Park
Tuesday, September 29 @5:30: HWOA Happy Hour, Red Bird Kitchen
Sunday, October 4: Voter Registration Deadline for general election
Tuesday, October 6 @5:30-7:30: HWOA Meeting at KBC
Saturday, October 10 @2-4 pm: "Christian Nationalism Explained" at KBC presented by Homer United Methodist Church Civic Engagement Group
Saturday, October 17: NO KINGS: VOTE EARLY Nationwide Day of Action at WKFL Park
Monday, October 19: EARLY VOTING BEGINS
Tuesday, October 20 @5:30-7:30: HWOA Meeting at KBC
Tuesday, November 3 Election Day @9 am-6 pm: HWOA at WKFL for pro democracy candidates
Tuesday, November 17 @5:30-7:30 pm: HWOA Meeting at KBC
Have question about events or actions? Contact us!
HWOA has meetings on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday @ 5:30 pm at Kachemak Bay College (KBC). Zoom available.
Thank you for making a difference!
We look forward to meeting you soon!
Tuesday, August 4, 2026
So wonderful to have Mary Peltola drop by the HWOA meeting on Tuesday before the event at the Porcupine!! Mary is one impressive candidate! Vote for Mary Peltola!!
Saturday, July 4, 2026
This year's 4th of July parade theme was America the Beautiful. Over 55 parade registrants endured the rainy street of Pioneer Ave to celebrate our country's history, diversity and community.
Homer Women of Action joined in by highlighting our women’s suffrage movement which works to secure women the right to vote and equal political representation in government.
Saturday, March 28, 2026
We had 700 patriots and lovers of this country and our constitution turnout to demonstrate on Saturday, March 28 at the WKFL Park. It was a peaceful and impactful event. There were over 20 demonstrations in communities across Alaska and over 3300 demonstrations nationally and internationally, including all 50 states. Over 8 million people actively participated across this country and if you count the number of supportive honks from passersby, twice that many made their voices heard!
Saturday, February 14, 2026
Signs of democracy included:
Equal Rights for All
No Voter Suppression
Freedom of the Press
Separation of Church and State
Due Process
Defend the Rule of Law
All tenets and constitutional amendments of our democracy!
Homer Planning Commission WorkSession
April 1
Vigil for Justice, Wednesday February 25th, 11 am to noon @United Methodist Church for ICE deportation of Sonia Espinoza Arriaga and her children.
HWOA advocates for peaceful demonstrations. We provide peacekeepers and strive to present our messages effectively through nonviolence.