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!

Protests that Count

There are multiple forms of protest, but today we’re going to talk about the BIG dates. These are the coordinated events nationwide where the key is visibility — and crowd numbers. Sign up for events like the October 18th No Kings! protest to help organizers report on attendance. If you live in a small place, register your event even if it’s only a dozen people. Report attendance to be counted in the whole!

Protests that Count Find Out How »

food civil rights Georgia

Get Fresh Meals

In many areas you can get prepared meals to heat at home, made locally with good ingredients. Some are stand-alone businesses, others are part of a network. If you get take-out or convenience food regularly, look into this alternative in your area.

Get Fresh Meals Find Out How »

Portland #warravagedportland satire

#WarRavagedPortland

Ridicule is a great way to fight authoritarians. Respect is essential to their fear campaign. Nothing deflates that faster than humor at their expense.

Find and share #WarRavagedPortland posts, or create your own.

#WarRavagedPortland Find Out How »

Make a Statement

Get some window paints and decorate your car with patriotic, progressive messages. This is an easy, fun way to flag support for protests or specific events, without adding permanent stickers to your car.

Make a Statement Find Out How »

Shutdown (SEP ’25 edition)

A government shutdown seems likely. If it happens, many services will be impacted on October 1st, so take care of any government business you need to handle ASAP. This includes phone calls, in-office visits, and even web sites (because staff may interact on the backend.)

Shutdown (SEP ’25 edition) Find Out How »

Scroll to Top