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Caring for Each Other: Mutual Aid & Protection
Meet immediate needs while working to create long-term change that benefits everyone.
Showing Up: Protests, Boycotts, & Beyond
We can’t let loud extremists make it seem like they’re more powerful than they are.
Taking Back Power: Elections & Advocacy
Electing thoughtful, common-sense leaders is how we build a strong foundation for change at every level.
Growing Your Local Group
Identify opportunities to engage with people beyond your group and invite them to join you.
Sustaining Your Local Group
Nurture a strong community by helping your members replenish their energy and feed their spirits.
Starting Your Local Group
Building relationships, creating connections, and establishing trust will be essential in the work to come.
Building Your Community
Extremists want us to feel isolated and alone — but when we come together, we’re unstoppable.
Okay But Why Is Social Security at Risk?
Social Security has been around for nearly a hundred years, and has been life-saving for many Americans. It provides retirement benefits to elderly Americans, unemployment benefits when people lose their jobs, and provides aid to families and people with disabilities. Those are all good things, right? So why would anyone want to get rid of it?
Okay, But Why Are Eggs Still So Expensive?
Have you been wondering why eggs – and pretty much everything else – is so expensive lately? Us too. So we decided to dig into it. It turns out, it’s not all due to the avian flu. And at the same time that prices are at an all time high, the government is cutting funding to critical programs that help families put food on the table.
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Do This: Share These News Literacy Tips
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Watch This: 5 Easy Ways to Check a News Source
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