Get Prepared

Resistance takes time and stamina, which means we have to prepare for the long haul. That means putting our own oxygen mask on first! In this category we’ll help you build resilience, community, and knowledge.

food bank

Poverty Tutor

Tens of thousands of families are joining the food-insecure for the first time. If you’ve been poor, you know there are skills, and often shame, involved.

Offer to accompany a friend on their first food-bank visit, help them learn to cook with products they didn’t select, or show them other local resources for struggling families.

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Vote!

SAVE voting

The SAVE act is stalled in the Senate, but it isn’t dead yet. A LOT of disinformation about it exists. Many people think they’ll be able to register and vote with just a driver license, but that’s not true. Meanwhile a new executive order seeks to limit mail-in voting. This is the steal you’re worried about, so learn and share the facts.

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potato bar

Potato Potluck

Want to keep the community energy building? Met a new crew at the protests? Learned things you’d like to share with your existing crew? A baked potato potluck is a simple way to socialize: bake a bag of spuds and invite everyone to bring a topping.

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Join Indivisible

Think protests are performative? Of course they are! It’s important to show the world your values! It’s also important to back that with action, so if you aren’t already involved in a group that suits you, find one today. If you go to a protest, look for information/booths/talk to people. If you don’t, Indivisible is a good default starting point. They’re in most areas, committedly non-violent, and you’ll learn what’s going on as you meet people. Indivisible isn’t everyone’s last stop in activism, but it’s a good first step.

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Be Brave

Help Count Crowds

There are more than 3000 official No Kings III protests. Most will be small, and many will never get counted. If you attend a smaller protest, click through to learn where and how to report attendance so that everybody counts! You don’t need to be an official organizers, and for small protests it can be as simple as a headcount, reported to the right places.

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protest sign

Sign of the Times

Our comprehensive sign-making collection, with tips for durable, waterproof signs, and half a dozen lists of slogans and past signs to inspire you. simpleresistance.us/sign-of-the-times/

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