Local Groups

Silent No More

Working together to support and celebrate the freedom, rights, liberty and well-being of our community.
9 Members
Organizers
TG
Teryl G.

Good Trouble Appalachia

In a state that leans as strongly red as Tennessee, it’s not uncommon to feel a sense of isolation, especially when you have a perception that the country is taking a turn for the worse. You're not alone. This is your safe third place to discuss political matters and current events. Our local group connects like-minded people in our community who want to work with others who share their values to protect democracy on the local, state, and national levels. Together, we can think outside the box and create a plan to make our opinions known, as many of us feel ignored by those in power. The power of the people is greater than the people in power.
9 Members
Organizers
MW
Mary Grace W.

We Are Trouble

Have you been trying to figure out how to do more to fight extremism, or you’re looking to be part of a like-minded community of troublemakers? Do you want a place to laugh, complain freely about politics, drink wine (or your favorite beverage of choice), and connect with like-minded people? Then you are in the right place! We Are Trouble will help you find other members in Centre County who share your frustration with the rise of extremism in this community. Yes — they do exist! Even if you feel alone, we guarantee, you are not! And guess what — it will be fun! It's fun to DO something to help create meaningful, lasting change. You don't have to identify as an “activist”, and you don't have to attend formally structured meetings. Join We Are Trouble to become informed, share your experiences in a social setting, and work with others who share your values to protect democracy on the local, state and national level.
9 Members
Organizers
JS
Jess S.

Chesapeake Equity Network

The Chesapeake Equity Network is dedicated to creating positive change through community-driven action. We unite to advocate for equality, fairness, and justice in our neighborhoods and beyond. Together, we will focus on assisting all eligible voters in our area verify voting status, ballot information and ensure voters have access to and from their polling places.
9 Members
Organizers
MG
Meg G.

WakeTFup

On tyranny lesson number 10 Believe in truth. To abandon facts is to abandon freedom. If nothing is true, then no one can criticize power, because there is no basis upon which to do so. If nothing is true, then all is spectacle. The biggest wallet pays for the most blinding lights. The Michigan open meetings act of 1975 allows any resident to speak in any district at any open meeting. There are over 40 opportunities to speak to the public in the county of Washington alone. At her most recent Townhall, representative Debbie Dingell had a specific ask. Get out into the community and speak truth, tell stories, and help our communities understand the impact of these policies and what they can do to fight back. The purpose of this group is to get as many people as possible into every open meeting in Washtenaw County. If we could get at least three people to commit to every meeting, we could tell the truth about this administration‘s policies, we could convey the stories of individuals who are being directly impacted by those policies, and we could help communities understand how they will be impacted by those policies and what they can do to fight back Some people find it difficult to speak in public because they don’t know what they will say. We will be working on scripting for those three part presentations at each meeting or you can speak your heart. If speaking in public isn’t your thing, we can still use your help writing scripts And/or supporting people that do speak in the meetings. let’s get out there and tell the public what they need to know and understand.
9 Members
Organizers
PM
Pamela M.

Supporters of Spotsylvania Public Schools

We are a non-partisan group dedicated to supporting the Spotsylvania Public School students, faculty and staff by helping to elect local school board and board of supervisor candidates that will support them. In 2023, we successfully helped to get three brand new women and one incumbent woman elected to our school board to overturn a majority pushing book bans and other right-wing agendas.
9 Members
Organizers
JK
Jeffrey K.

Hope and Cookies: Defending Democracy One Cookie at a Time

We believe that the best way to defend our democracy is with knowledge, and the best way to help is by providing caring people with information. Hope and Cookies hosts house parties where we share information about Project 2025 and other threats to our freedom. We want to give our members the confidence to talk to their friends and neighbors (or even total strangers) in a way that will make a difference. Come for dessert and leave empowered!
8 Members
Organizers
SC
Suzanne C.

Coalition Builders for Action

Our group, the Leona Huddle, is an established activist group since 2017 with about 35 or so regularly attending members at our monthly meetings. We have a Facebook page (Leona Huddle) and our members get a weekly newsletter. We are now expanding to add a quarterly meetup to include other activist groups in Tampa to work together to register voters, contact elected officials about our issues, write letters and emails, make calls, canvass, etc.
8 Members
Organizers
VM
Vivian M.

North Siders for Democracy

We must work together to stop the Theocracy goals behind Project 2025 and Agenda 47… let’s tell our stories.
8 Members
Organizers
KS
Karin S.

Neighbors of Clallam County

Neighbors of Clallam County is working locally to defend against extremism and supporting our local community with service projects. We also applaud the inclusion of fun in our work.
8 Members
Organizers
PE
Patricia E.
CT
Cheryl T.
1 Other