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!

Shutdown Prep

Congress just approved a continuing resolution to kick the funding ball from before the 2026 midterms to December 11th. If Democrats win the midterms, they will have good reason to push for a budget reflecting our values, but they won’t actually have Congressional power until January. That makes the possibility of a short, year-end shutdown relatively high.

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Build a Pod

Still looking for your crew? Voter registration and education drives are a great way to find allies! If you already have folks in mind, FieldTeam6.org will teach you how to mobilize a small team. If you don’t, check Mobilize.org for events in your area and go meet people!

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Measles

Measles booster

Measles is resurgent, and if you’re older than 35 your protection may not be complete. Ask your doctor if you’re vulnerable. Herd immunity is community care! And if you have subsidized insurance, get all your shots up-to-date before the post-midterm Medicaid changes hit.

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digital defense fund

Digital Defense Fund

The DDF provides digital privacy assistance to progressive organizations. They offer trainings and hands-on technical volunteers to organizations. They are endorsed by the EFF. Donate to digitaldefensefund.org today!

Digital Defense Fund Find Out How »

School Lunch

Support families

Families struggle with back-to-school expenses. Call your school district and ask to pay off a student’s lunch debt, or sponsor supplies for a classroom. Schools are a way to help the most vulnerable families, anonymously.

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Hope

Hope Up

If you’re feeling hope, spread that like free samples at Costco! If you’re in your despair, treat it like the flu: treat the symptoms, and try not to spread it. Hope and Despair are feelings, not objective facts. Share your hope, and ask for help with your despair when you need it.

Hope Up Find Out How »

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