The Kindness Mob responds to online bullying by leaving sincere messages of support. No argument or debate, but just the shift in tone sometimes stops the bullying. They hope you’ll join, or follow their lead and start your own club! Find five friends and support each other in making the internet kinder!
Donate cash to your local food bank, or to FeedingAmerica.org, a national clearinghouse that redirects food from waste streams to local food banks, and supports local sites as needs shift.
Feeding America Find Out How »
When you’re struggling with a question about resistance, like “does voting matter” turn to the people who suffer most under oppressive regimes. What do they say? We suggest Charlotte Clymer or “Black Girl in Maine” (Shay Steward-Bouley) for election commentary.
Minority Voices Find Out How »
Poll watchers observe election sites to ensure fair and open access. Rules vary by state, but this is definitely a case of “sunshine is the best disinfectant.” In some areas, poll watchers are still needed. Contact Indivisible or your local party office to see if there is still time to help!
Be a Poll Watcher Find Out How »
Normalization numbs us. It tells us we’d be a chump to keep acting like things are on fire. Panic burns us out with the same result: we stop taking action. List five things that are wrong, but that you don’t think about much, anymore. Now imagine a time traveler telling you about them five years ago. How would you have reacted?
From the Library of Alexandria to the famous Nazi burning of the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft, lost knowledge carries a special despair. Since Trump took office the administration has razing knowledge from decades of climate data to NASA’s Goddard library, on the chopping block for its land. The Data Rescue Project exists to save what we can. Donate or volunteer today.
