Remember how we all learned our home phone number as kids? Today, I couldn’t call my own mother without looking her number up on my phone.
Choose one person you could call in an emergency who is NOT likely to be with you. Memorize their number.
Memorize one Phone Number Find Out How »
This action is for the people who hear about protests after they’re over, aren’t sure how to get involved, or are struggling with despair. Join one of the hundreds of Indivisible groups nationwide. You’ll meet people who are doing things, and hear about events you might want to join. If you don’t know how to start, start with Indivisible.
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Thousands of “ICE out for Good” protests are happening in a rolling protest that began spontaneously and is gaining momentum. Organizing large events takes time, so this is happening everywhere — there are six protests within ten miles of me this weekend. If you attend a protest with fewer than 100 people, submit a report to the Crowd Counting Consortium and Alt Nat’l Parks. Instructions at link.
Help Count Crowds Find Out How »
The food industry is one of the few not utterly monopolized in America. Protests can disrupt and drive away business, so if you’re turning out to an event, spend some money (cash is good!) at a nearby business. Take your sign along, and be a good customer.
Reward Restaurants Find Out How »
Look for three humorous or inspiring stories about resistance today. Verify, then share them. There is a widespread idea that Americans aren’t doing anything, but in fact we’re everywhere, every day, creatively resisting. It’s up to us to get the word out.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting was defunded and is now shutting down to avoid being mis-used. This leaves PBS, NPR, and hundreds of local radio and tv stations in our hands. Donate or buy merchandise to keep them going!
