Local Groups

Rural Women Voices

A supportive community for women in small towns and rural areas to connect, learn, and lead. We understand the unique challenges of women in rural America. If you've ever been afraid to speak up, this is your safe place to start. Together we can create positive change - one voice at a time.
3 Members
Organizers
AI
Andrea I.

Pro-Active Alliance

Informing, Inspiring, and Connecting Our Community. We are a grassroots community of women in the greater Wasatch Back, in Summit County, Utah, who are informed, inspired, and motivated to take action and effect positive change. We aim to empower our members and offer our collective energy to organizations, causes, and actions where we can make a difference. We stand with democracy, human rights, and inclusivity.
3 Members
Organizers
AK
Anne K.

Tiny Blue Dots in Union County

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.
3 Members
Organizers
DD
Diana D.

Soup-er Good Trouble

Build community and take action.
3 Members
Organizers
CE
Cindy E.
MH
Marilyn H.
1 Other

CAPE York County

WE ADVOCATE For all educators and students in York County For education standards that will yield strong, unified communities For full, appropriate funding of our school districts We do this by correcting misinformation, providing accurate information to our legislators and being a supportive presence at local board meetings. We speak out against attacks on intellectual freedom and book bans.
2 Members
Organizers
KG
katherine G.

Palatine Supports Public Schools

We will be active later this year before municipal elections. We're very locally focused.
2 Members
Organizers
JS
Joyce S.

Bonfire - Pioneer Valley

Bonfire brings people together in real-world spaces, to grow, learn, and spark change — together and 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. So many of us give so much--to our communities, to our workplaces, and to the causes we care about--that we forget to recharge our own batteries and remember what gives us inspiration, motivation, and joy. In this spirit, Bonfire - Pioneer Valley seeks to bring local women together to build social connection and mutual support as we live our values and work collectively to bring about meaningful change in our society. Our meetings take place in varied locations around the Pioneer Valley--from group members' homes, to cafes, to other local spots--with activities ranging from social meetings, to indoor and outdoor activities, to pursuing opportunities to give back to the larger community. Created in partnership with the Red Wine & Blue (RWB) 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.
2 Members
Organizers
LT
Linda T.

The Anti Fascist Wine Club

The Anti-Fascist Wine Club is a group of smart, engaged constituents who believe democracy and human dignity are worth defending. We enjoy good conversation, good company and good wine while supporting each other in the work of strengthening democracy and resisting extremism.
2 Members
Organizers
CM
Cindy M.

Brookfield Votes

Brookfield Votes connects voters with information that may effect our community and we advocate for a better world. We are active on Facebook & Mobilize, primarily focused on rallies, calls to action and connecting with other activist leaders. Join us on FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/373947803073059/
2 Members
Organizers
KC
Kerri C.

Coal Country Rising

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.
2 Members
Organizers
KL
KELSEY L.
DR
Dylan R.