Protests Near Me: Find Demonstration Alerts Near You
Updated · 29 Oct 2026
Tap Use my location to sort official demonstration alerts and the places in protest news by distance from you, or type a city or US ZIP code. Your location stays on your device: the page already holds the list and does the maths in your browser. Right now the list has 59 embassy alerts from the past 30 days (15 in the past 7) and 99 places in protest news this week.
Find the protest alerts closest to you
Nothing is stored and no location is sent to any server. The sort runs in your browser.
59
Embassy demonstration alerts, 30 days
as of 15:16 UTC
15
Past 7 days
as of 15:16 UTC
27
Countries with alerts, 30 days
as of 15:16 UTC
99
Places in protest news, 7 days
as of 15:16 UTC
59 alerts (30 days) · city level only · 15:16 UTCTap a point for details · pinch or ctrl + scroll to zoomTrack this live in the app ›
Latest official alert in each region
- Latin America and the Caribbean: Havana, CubaDemonstration Alert – U.S. Embassy Havana, Cuba: October 28, 2026 · posted 28 Oct (23h ago) · US embassy alertOFFICIAL
- Europe: Berlin, GermanyDemonstration Alert - U.S. Embassy Berlin, Germany (October 31, 2026) · posted 29 Oct (1h ago) · US embassy alertOFFICIAL
- Sub-Saharan Africa: Monrovia, LiberiaDemonstration Alert: Old CID Road, Monrovia, Liberia (October 22, 2026) · posted 22 Oct (7d ago) · US embassy alertOFFICIAL
- Asia and the Pacific: Suva, FijiDemonstration Alert – U.S. Embassy Suva, Fiji – October 23, 2026 · posted 23 Oct (7d ago) · US embassy alertOFFICIAL
MONITORWORLD APP · iOS + ANDROID
Get an alert when protests start near you
Pick your city and the places you travel to. MonitorWorld sends a push alert for demonstrations, unrest and advisory changes there.
- Your own cities and radius
- Official sources first
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Key context
How this page works
The page holds two lists: every US embassy demonstration alert of the past 30 days, placed at the city it names (or the capital when no city is named), and the cities and states most named in protest news this week. When you tap the button or search a place, your browser measures the distance to each one and shows the closest. MonitorWorld never receives your position.
The city and ZIP search uses an offline list of about 8,000 cities and US ZIP code areas from GeoNames. A ZIP code is matched to the centre of its area, which is precise enough for a radius of a few tens of kilometres.
How to stay safe near a protest
- Stay away from demonstrations if you can, even peaceful ones: crowds can turn confrontational quickly, and police may use tear gas or close roads and transport without warning.
- If you are caught near one, move away calmly to a side street or a building, keep your phone charged and know two routes back to where you stay.
- Follow instructions from the police and local authorities, and check local news and official accounts for road closures and curfews.
- In some countries taking part in a protest, or even filming one, is illegal for foreigners and can lead to arrest or deportation.
- US citizens abroad can enrol in STEP to get embassy alerts; UK and Canadian travellers can sign up for alerts on GOV.UK and travel.gc.ca.
More on protests and travel
- Protests today: the world map, today's protest news and the alerts by country.
- Travel advisory map: the US, UK and Canada advice for every country.
- Earthquake near me: the same on-device sort for recent quakes.
Questions and answers
Are there any protests near me today?
Tap "Use my location" above to see the official demonstration alerts and protest news places closest to you. The page covers protests abroad through US embassy alerts, and in the US it shows the places most named in protest news this week (now Washington, Georgia, United States, New York, Texas and Wisconsin). For events in your own town, also check your city or police department website.
Does this page track or store my location?
No. Your browser asks for permission, the position stays on your device, and the page compares it with a list it already holds. Nothing is sent to MonitorWorld or stored. The city and ZIP search uses an offline GeoNames list, also in your browser.
Why don't you show exact protest locations?
On purpose. Exact, live positions of crowds or police can put people at risk. We show places at city level only, from official alerts and media reports, and we never publish names or photos of people.
How do I find planned protests and marches near me?
Organisers publish their planned events on their own websites and social media; we do not list them. Your city or police department usually posts permits and road closures. Abroad, the embassy alerts on this page often name the date of a planned demonstration.
What should I do if a protest starts near me?
Move away calmly, avoid the crowd and any police lines, and follow instructions from the authorities. Keep your phone charged and check local news for closures. Abroad, remember that joining or filming a protest can be illegal for foreigners.
Related live pages
- /live/protests-todayProtests todayOfficial demonstration alerts and protest news on one map.
- /live/travel-advisory-mapTravel advisory mapEvery country's US travel advisory level, next to UK and Canada advice.
- /live/earthquake-near-meEarthquake near meSort every recent quake by distance from you, on your device.
- /live/do-not-travel-countriesDo Not Travel countriesThe US Level 4 list with dates and reasons, plus UK and Canada.
- /liveLive war mapEvery layer on one map: conflicts, aircraft, quakes, chokepoints.
- /current-warsCurrent warsEvery country with recorded armed-conflict events, with UCDP estimates.
MONITORWORLD APP · iOS + ANDROID
Protest alerts near you, on your phone
Official alerts for your cities and travel spots. Free on iPhone and Android.
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Sources
- US embassy and consulate alerts: demonstration alerts from the alert feeds of about 170 US embassy websites (<country>.usembassy.gov). US government works, public domain. We show the title, date and city and link to the full alert.
- The GDELT Project, via the MonitorWorld backend: places named in news coverage of protests over the past 7 days (GDELT GEO), shown at city, state or country level only. Media reports, not verified events.
- US Department of State, travel advisories: levels 1-4, dates and reasons from the official advisory feed (cadataapi.state.gov). US government work, public domain. Read the full advisory before you travel.
- UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) travel advice: advice against travel and update notes from the GOV.UK Content API. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
- Government of Canada, Travel Advice and Advisories: risk levels and update notes from the open data feed (data.international.gc.ca). Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence - Canada.
- GeoNames: city and US postal code coordinates for the offline place search and for placing alerts at city level, CC BY 4.0.
Page built 15:16 UTC, 2026-10-29. Full list: data sources and method.