In the run-up to May Day there’s a push to contact small businesses and encourage them to join the resistance. Why not offer “No Ice” signs at the same time? Details will vary a bit in each state, so we’ve collected a few starting points to help you see how it works.
“No ICE, please!” Find Out How »
Movies teach us resistance is about complicated plots and brave attacks, but it’s mostly about sticking together and refusing to give up. Sometimes we all need a reminder that what we do matters. Tell someone you see what they’re doing, or show up for something they’ve worked hard on.
Social media is exploding with disinformation. Push back actively to see the content you actually want.
Every time you see something you like, interact with it. Comments are best. If you miss someone’s wall, go to it and interact—it’ll show up in your feed. When you see content you don’t want, take a moment to hide or block it. Your feed will improve quickly, and your social media neighbors will benefit too!
ICE is quieter under revised leadership, but no less brutal. It’s currently *refusing* to deport a woman to the country it deported her ill 2yo to. Sludge media has created an interactive map of ICE contractors around the nation, so we can pressure the businesses that make ICE possible. Contact someone near you today.
Zoom in or Zoom out on the news. Pick a story you’ve seen on social media and read two news articles that are either extremely local, or international.
Reach out to someone you’re overdue to touch in with. Make amends over something that feels impossible, without expectation. Tell someone how much they mean to you. Take a social risk. Build bonds.
Strengthen connections Find Out How »
