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!

Trump I did that stickers

Buy Stickers

Opinion shifts with popularity. That’s true from music to politics, so be part of a conscious shift to blame Republicans for what they do. Stickers are a great way to spread a message anonymously. From stickers in public bathrooms with scan codes, to “I did that” Trump stickers on price labels, there are myriad creative opportunities. You can even make your own stickers!

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Green Thumb

Are you planning a spring garden? Help build food resilience: donate extra seed to a seed library, grow starts or seedlings to share, or plant extra food. Food resilience is mutual aid, and prices are skyrocketing. Help other gardeners afford to grow, and support healthy locally grown food.

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Time Banking!

The idea is simple: trade favors, collectively. Maybe you’re great with taxes, and Julie needs help. But what you really need is someone to clean the gutters, and Julie can’t climb ladders. Besides, Julie only needs an hour of help, and gutters will take three. With a time bank you help Julie…and Jim and Joe, then David helps you. He’s happy to do it. He got a lot of help after his wife’s surgery!

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street art ICE

Map ICE

Gestapo-like abductions are happening wherever you are. Bring attention to this fact with signs documenting where people have been snatched. Use chalk, stencils, yellow flowers, posters, or pop-up protests to let passers-by know an atrocity occurred right here, where they live.

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NPR

Support Public Media

On October 1st, 2025 NPR, PBS and related public media went without public funding for the first time in their history. Recently CPB dissolved themselves, rather than be mis-used. It’s up to us, now.

Donate, buy a subscription, or get a t-shirt that flags your support and funds them.

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trans

Trans migration

Some estimates suggest as many as 400,000 transgender individuals have moved from redder states to bluer ones since the election. Organizations exist in many Blue states to help people relocate, and you can donate to any of them, or volunteer with one in your area. Trans Continental Pipeline maintains a list of resources, reproduced below. Donate to them, or to another relocation group.

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