As we gear up for the midterms, have you considered joining Postcards to Voters? It takes a little prep work to get set up, then you can do as few as five cards at a time. It’s a great task for busy weeks or when you need something meditative to calm yourself. If you’re disappointed about a local primary result, it’s a great way to work for someone you do like.
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Learning new skills builds mental flexibility and resiliance. Make a list of things you always wanted to learn. If it involves stretching your mind, it counts: Read a challenging book or learn a sport or new language. They want us to cower in fear. Scream bad Mandarin at them instead!
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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. Help someone new learn the ropes!
We all have a long list of things we’re going to get to any day now. From calling Congress to having lunch with a friend, most of us are chronically behind on everything, and resistance is no exception. Because resisting is a new habit for many of us, it takes conscious planning to make sure it happens. Pick an act of resistance you already decided to do, and eradicate the obstacles!
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So many problems go back to corporate power. Fixing things instead of replacing them takes back control. Many areas have fix-it events now, where people with skills and tools make themselves available for everything from patching clothes to soldering connections. Step off the commercial treadmill with community aid!
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