Daily Tasks

A collection of all the concrete, simple steps we have imagined so far. If you would like to refine your search further, we’ve broken them down into tasks that take money, tasks that take time, and things that help you be resilient, so you can keep resisting for as long as it takes. They’re up there in the menu!

Rodney King

Civil Rights

Black Americans in the civil rights movement had less power than white Americans facing fascism today. They built on the tools they had, building power judiciously, and changed our nation. If you’re struggling for hope, study Civil Rights history. People have won progress with less power than we still have.

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Anne Frank

Hiding people

Today we build relationships and resources for targeted neighbors. Whether you have “a guy” who does the yard, or a roofing crew coming in, day-labor professions are being targeted and citizenship is ignored in ICE sweeps. Today we prepare: give some thought to your resources and connections and what you can do to be ready if and when a vulnerable neighbor needs refuge.

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NorCal Resist

NorCal Resist has some of the most comprehensive mutual aid plans we’ve seen. From legal help to clinics to fix taillights (a common excuse for pullovers) they’ve set the standard for resistance as community. If you aren’t sure where to help, help NorCal.

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Update Avatars

It’s time to make voting what people are thinking about. Set your social media avatar to a pro-voting message that speaks to you. There are many, or visit SimpleResistance.US and borrow this one.

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bubbles corner protest

Small Spectacles

From bubble guns to inflatable frogs, joy is resistance. Pro-voting visibility is important now! Pick up a bubble maker or pull out your costume and get out there with a sign for a race you care about, or important voting information!

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stock up

Build reserves

Take stock of the things you use regularly and when you see a sale, buy an extra unit. This avoids a “run on the bank” during a crisis, while building your reserves and resilience over time. Make it a habit: if it’s a good sale, buy two.

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