Spread hope
Buy some fun post-it notes, stationery, or even a printer, and start leaving inspiring messages all around town and anywhere you travel for people to find, like tiny, any-time protest signs.
“I can’t protest”
That’s okay! Protesting is important because it builds our strength and encourages us. I love a big rally because I come away with renewed hope. If you can’t join us, we’ll have to find other ways to help you get looped in!
Click through for two dozen ways you can take action without showing up!
“I can’t protest” Find Out How »
Donate an inspiring book
Donate a copy of a book that inspires you to a friend, Little Free Library, or community center. Or leave one in a public place with a sticky note that says “borrow me, then pass me on!”
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Resistance Bingo
Get together with friends and brainstorm quick and easy resistance actions you could do (call a rep, set up a recurring donation, sign up for de-escalation training…) and make a bingo game of it. Click to find out how…
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Minority Business
Locate minority owned businesses in your area. Restaurants are a good start, but branch out. Create a list of interesting local places and then visit them. Leave reviews (google, facebook, yelp) when you find “local gems.”
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Build a Squad
Build a group of 3-6 people who have similar resistance values and priorities. Plan an action together. Pick something simple: a protest, calling Senators, writing postcards. You’re laying foundations for a core group you trust.