Spend Time

Putting our time and energy into resistance is the backbone of the movement. Whether you’re retired but not sure where to start, or you have an hour once a week, we’ll help you find something you have time for. (We hope to add a “quick actions” option soon, with tasks that take ten minutes or less.)

Phone Bank

With midterms around the corner and turnout the decisive factor in every election, why not brush off your phone banking skills on a special election? The next one on our radar:

Flip three seats in the March 24th Florida special election, including the district with Mar-A-Lago! https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/896229/

Phone Bank Find Out How »

Call State GOV

If you feel like calling state Senators makes no difference, go local: from ICE operations to checking girls’ panties to play sports, state decisions matter. Very few people pay attention to state-level politics, so you have extra clout if you do. Not sure who they are? Click through for tips to find them.

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Cull Groups Online

AI slop has exploded in the past month or two, hitting volumes that even break into legitimate reporting. It’s an industry with real consequences, from fraud to elections. Fight back by redirecting your online attention to vetted, real people, producing valuable content. Tips at link.

Cull Groups Online Find Out How »

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Care

At more than a year into fascism, it’s easy to get burned out and safer to stop caring. If you’re low on energy, or fighting constant despair, go back to basics: what do you care about? What did you work on “before all this?” Being engaged and caring about something is fighting fascism. They want us demoralized and exhausted. Push back by caring out loud.

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Minority Voices

Most of us get our news and opinion from mainstream places—if you’re a straight white Christian, that means people like yourself. One of the most powerful things you can do is to add minority voices to your feed. Today we’ve added a section for gender non-conforming voices you can follow.

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Good Neighbors

Create relationships in your neighborhood. Do it formally through a neighborhood project, or take the next step with someone. Wave, borrow a cup of sugar and take back cookies, or invite them to dinner. Start slow and build.

This is especially easy to do over the holiday season when dropping by with cookies or inviting folks over for an open-house hot-cocoa bar are entirely normal things to do.

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