Local Groups

Roots & Rights - Hillsborough

We are a group of badass women who are here to reground democracy in our area and contribute to the rights of all people.
5 Members
Organizers
AV
Amelia V.

Rebel Roses

Welcome to Rebel Roses, a nonpartisan activist group located in The Rose of New England. We lead with our hearts and provide a cooperative and safe place to gather. We share valuable political information with our members and encourage them to be active in their local communities through activism, volunteerism, and campaigns supported by Red, Wine, and Blue. At Rebel Roses, you’ll find a safe and inclusive place to share ideas, rally together on common issues, and have fun while doing it! We can’t wait to meet you!
5 Members
Organizers
RK
Rosemary K.

Wild Hearted Women for Democracy

This group was created last August to campaign for Kamala. We are now refocusing our efforts and have a brainstorming meeting in February. Our meetings are located in the southern twin cities suburbs. meetup.com/wild-hearted-women-for-democracy facebook.com/people/Wild-Hearted-Women-for-Democracy/61565071079507/?_rdr instagram wild-hearted-women-4-democracy
5 Members
Organizers
DK
Debra K.

Friends of Immigrants

To collect and share resources for undocumented families/persons To share current needs that agencies/churches/groups that support immigrants To share current needs for action/advocacy
5 Members
Organizers
AS
Amy S.

Aroostook Organizers for Change

AOC (see what we did there) was created as a safe space for Aroostook County residents to connect with like minded individuals who are interested in taking action locally To get involved, find us on Facebook and sign up for our newsletter here: Aroostookorganizers.me
4 Members
Organizers
MT
Melanie T.

Bonfire - Yardley

Bonfire brings people together in real-world spaces, to grow, learn, and spark change — together, in person. We’re building community right in your backyard, with events and gatherings that offer opportunities for personal, professional, and political engagement and fulfillment. If you are looking for connection and joy, seeking inspiration or have some to share, we have a seat by our fire for you! Bonfire was created for women of all ages and backgrounds, but is not exclusive to women. Created in partnership with the Red Wine & Blue Network, Bonfire groups are local communities led by volunteer organizers who want to bring people together where they live. The RWB Network provides the tools, training, and support to help these groups grow and thrive — while keeping community building at the center.
4 Members
Organizers
EB
Erin B.

Carteret Change Makers

Carteret County residents deserve education that is fact-based and action-oriented. It’s important that this group meets people where they are and helps them understand their own power to create positive change in local, state and national issues that impact them.
4 Members
Organizers
KL
KELSEY L.
LH
Lynn H.

Blue Blazers

We want correct, factual information to share with friends, family, co-workers and acquaintances. We want to express how important this election is, not just for the next 4 years, but for the future of our democracy. We are in Southwest Georgia, and have people, men and women, in our county and surrounding counties that are interested in our mission. We believe Red, Wine & Blue/TroubleNation is the avenue we want to pursue to get the job done.
4 Members
Organizers
MW
Marcie W.

Sacred Crones: Wise Women of the Western Suburbs

The Crone is an important part of a lost herstory. In ancient cultures around the world there were many stories, legends, and myths about the wisdom and magic of feminine elders. From the Norse Cerridwen to Egypt’s Heket, women of age were considered wise, and with wisdom came power. We are here to step into our roles as sacred crones, grateful for our age and the experience that comes with it, confident in our wisdom, and ready to wield the power we have gained. We are a group of middle-age and older women who have lived most of our lives suffering within the limits of patriarchy and we are done with it. We seek to dismantle the patriarchy and create a partnership society that is centered on children and community. Our mission is two-fold: first, we look for opportunities to take action right now such as getting involved with local government or protest groups, and second we are gathering a plan for 2029 by identifying areas of concern and change that we want implemented such as universal health and child care, caring for the environment, codifying women's rights and protections, and revamping all three areas of government so that those who serve actually represent the people. We meet every three to four weeks in person in Excelsior or virtual, and would love to welcome more like-minded Wise Women!
4 Members
Organizers
CS
Cynthia S.

Good Z Trouble

The goal of this group is to engage Gen Z in the political discourse of their future. The mission is to provide clarity, hope, and hype to members through community activism, social in-person connections, and reliable educational events and material to drive engagement and awareness of what is happening now that will have effects later.
4 Members
Organizers
EH
Ellen H.