Mutual Aid

Mutual aid is an organizational model where voluntary, collaborative exchanges of resources and services for common benefit take place amongst community members to overcome social, economic, and political barriers to meeting common needs. This can include physical resources like food, clothing, or medicine, as well as services like breakfast programs or education.  (Wikipedia)

No Kings!

“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!

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Public Libraries

Public libraries are one of our most important resources in fighting fascism and creating a healthy democracy. They don’t just have books, classes, computers and more — they’re also one of the only places people can spend time without spending money.
Get a library card, and find an event or check out an audiobook — libraries are amazing!

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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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AOC SQUAD

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.

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Support Local Voices

Identify a local news organization with good content for your area. Subscribe or donate to them. Follow them and boost their signal.

Look for local businesses using their physical or virtual spaces to resist and check them out. Tell them why you stopped by.

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Starbucks

Regift Starbucks

Are you in a profession that gets a TON of Starbucks gift cards? Teachers, daycare, even students are given small Starbucks gift cards as though it’s the national currency.

Regift them to people living on the street. Even a small purchase provides WiFi, charging and bathroom access.

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Get Fresh Meals

In many areas you can get prepared meals to heat at home, made locally with good ingredients. Some are stand-alone businesses, others are part of a network. If you get take-out or convenience food regularly, look into this alternative in your area.

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