If making NYE resolutions is your tradition, include resistance! There are hundreds of ways to focus on resistance, or to sneak it into things you already wanted to do. From “call Congress once a week” to looking for a better job, make resistance part of your thinking. We’ve got dozens of suggestions!
Voting is confusing, until you do it. Offer to help a new voter through the whole cycle, from registration to research to day-of transportation. Vote.org has deadlines and tools to help!
Once a person votes, they are far more likely to vote again. Find your starfish!
Help others vote Find Out How »
Read a statement by one or more of Epstein’s trafficking survivors or one of the many witnesses corroborating their stories. Share what you learn online, or in conversation.
For months “the Epstein files” have made headlines while the victims were sidelined, again. Listen to them.
Believe Victims Find Out How »
Deescalation isn’t just for protests—it might be useful at family gatherings or in a public restroom! Brush up on ways to reduce conflict and keep people safe, whether it’s a MAGA counter-protester or good old Uncle Tim.
Learn to deescalate Find Out How »
Splurge on a convenience that will free up time or energy for resistance work. If you get a cooking convenience, could you share meals with a neighbor? If you get the car cleaned, would you carpool or offer rides? Would an out of work neighbor want to help you out with some (paid!) overdue chores?
Invest in Resilience Find Out How »
The busy holidays are approaching. Put important cultural dates on your calendar now, and raise those dates when scheduling meetings, exams, or other important events. Coming up in September: the Jewish High Holidays!
Cultural Calendaring Find Out How »
From medical records to Canvas, the common academic software, ransomware attacks have shut down major industries, sometimes for days. Back up important information, from your Mom’s address to the insurance policy number, on paper.
Analog Addresses Find Out How »
