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!

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Boycott Fatigue

Boycott Amazon! Spend at better places! But not Target…we’re boycotting them too. And is that ACE franchise owner MAGA?

In a heavily conglomerated corporate world, it’s hard to keep up with who we’re avoiding — and what they own. We propose reversing this math: create a hierarchy of places to shop from best to worst and shift our money to do good.

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No Kings!

“I can’t protest”

That’s okay! Protesting is important because it builds our strength and encourages us. I love a big rally because I come away with renewed hope. If you can’t join us, we’ll have to find other ways to help you get looped in!

Click through for two dozen ways you can take action without showing up!

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Woody Guthrie : this machine kills fascists

Protest Playlist

Music motivates! Get pumped to protest with a playlist of music that inspires you and makes you feel bold and determined. Curate a playlist of songs that help you feel hope when despair clouds your vision. Consciously incorporate music into your resilience and determination.

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Be Brave

Learn Something

Learning new skills is a great way to build community, maintain our mental flexibility, and increase our confidence (helping us resist fear!)

Make a list of things you always wanted to learn. If it involves stretching your mind, it counts: a book you always wanted to read, or learning soccer both belong on the list.

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making protest signs

Prepare to Protest!

No Kings! in June was amazing, and in October even more of us turned out with nary an incident! We’ve pulled together all our protest-related posts to answer your questions.

Next protest: something local!

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