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With the help of hundreds of volunteers, ECHO will conduct its annual count of everyone experiencing homelessness in Austin and Travis County.

Families of prospective high school students are welcome to attend numerous open houses on AISD's ECHS Program, which allows teens to take college classes for free. Schools hosting the open house are: Akins, Crockett, Eastside Memorial, LBJ, Navarro, Northeast, and Travis.

The Austin Young Dems are hosting candidates in local races to pick their faves for the 2020 primary!

Review and provide feedback for the draft 2020 Mobility Annual Plan, which includes sidewalks, safe routes to school, bikeways, urban trails, intersection safety, Vision Zero improvements, and more. Funded by the 2016 Mobility Bond, the final 2020 MAP is expected to be released in early March.

Learn about the role of Texas judges, how the state's judiciary is structured, and whether we should be electing them to power.

Reconnect with nature and learn about the proposed improvements for the park. Kids will enjoy the pop-up play zones, fort building, and more.

Join TreeFolks to plant tree seedlings to improve wildlife habitats, reduce erosion, and improve water quality! All supplies (plus coffee and light refreshments) provided.

Central Texas providers share case studies on providing culturally competent medical care for trans and nonbinary patients. Medical providers are the target audience, but med students and novices are also welcome.

This Get Out the Vote effort focuses on "Tier 1" Dems to ensure they get out to the primaries!

Help rebuild strong, native grasslands in the Barton Springs recharge zone by harvesting seeds, removing invasive species, planting, and more. The event will take place near FM 1826 and Slaughter Lane.