Protests aren’t for everyone. If you value this direct action, but have limitations that keep you from showing up, you can still foster the protests that keep momentum going. Sponsor a protest, or a protester through donations of money or time.
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Indivisible, MoveOn, ACLU, the Disappeared in America coalition and others—including local Minnesota organizing networks—are hosting a rapid response zoom JAN8th. Honor the memory of Renee Nicole Good and discuss next steps to hold ICE accountable : https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible/event/881793/
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Ramp up some 2026 resistance with a fortified playlist! Whether you’re trying to rebuild after leaving Spotify, or just need some new inspiration, we’re collecting playlists from Rolling Stones to a few trusted friends…so turn up the volume!
Protest Playlist Find Out How »
It’s hard to bring tens of thousands together if the roads turn to ice, so protests have shifted smaller in the winter months. That doesn’t mean they aren’t happening: there are protests organizing around January 6th (the insurrection) and January 20th (the inauguration.) Find a local protest and join, even if it’s just for an hour. Keep the energy alive through the darkest season!
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Use leftover holiday cards to create a “Mail Storm” to Congress with this demand: repeal the USPS Prefunding Mandate. Learn more here: https://apwu.org/the-usps-fairness-act/
Postcard Protest Find Out How »
During the busy holiday season it’s hard to find time for everything. Pick some simple, realistic things you can do to keep resistance in mind, and schedule them. Important things go on the calendar! If you really don’t think you have time, browse our Holiday Resistance Guide: https://simpleresistance.us/tag/holidays/
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