No matter what we’re doing, it doesn’t feel like enough. Whether we’re in a slump, or it’s just imposter syndrome, one thing cuts the ennui : talk to someone you believe is doing what you wish you could do. Invite them out for a hike or coffee and see where the conversation goes.
Interview with an activist Find Out How »
Brainstorm at least 16 fairly quick and easy resistance actions you could do. Create bingo cards and play for a small prize, or just the bragging rights. Click through for all the inspiration and resources you need.
Resistance Bingo Find Out How »
Still looking for your crew? Voter registration and education drives are a great way to find allies! If you already have folks in mind, FieldTeam6.org will teach you how to mobilize a small team. If you don’t, check Mobilize.org for events in your area and go meet people!
Invite friends over for a night of anyone-can-do it art and snacks. Provide everything yourself, or have folks bring something for the charcuterie tray, a bottle of wine, and a couple of old magazines to cut up. Express yourself, make your next protest sign, or laugh and build community.
Collage and Charcuterie Find Out How »
Do you run a mutual-aid or community-building space? Set up a snack stop. Free fruit for kids, or “take one, leave one” for staff and visitors. Make it feel entirely normal to grab a granola bar “because it’s convenient”. It might be the only thing someone eats that day.
The military is far more diverse than most credit it with, and the mistreatment many are currently experiencing is an opening, if we take it. Reach out to someone in the military today. Remind them that they have liberal friends and relatives who remember they’re people, and are willing to help if they need it.
Military Connections Find Out How »
