Local Groups
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.
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PE
MW
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School Board School
School Board School equips education advocates and aspiring school board members with the knowledge and network to drive systemic change.
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AG
Piedmont Persisters
We are a chapter of Indivisible serving the Piedmont region of Virginia. We strive to be a cause-based organization and a third space for likeminded members of our community.
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MM
Community Advocates for Public Education
CAPE is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization whose mission is to celebrate and champion all students and staff, to protect quality public education to strengthen the future of our Big Walnut community. You can also follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bwcape.
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LW
Not Goin’ Back
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. The focus of Not Goin' Back will be reproductive rights, immigration protections, and LGBTQ+ rights (along with anything other issues that are urgent). All are welcome and I do hope you will join us.
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TS
The Phoenix Collective
We are a community force committed to upholding the core values of democracy—freedom, equality, and justice. We are united by shared goals, recognizing that our diverse backgrounds and experiences enrich our collective strength. We value honesty, vulnerability, and a deep commitment to justice. Through collective action, education, and unwavering resistance, we strive to defend democracy at the local, state, and national levels from both internal and external threats, ensuring it remains a beacon of hope for all. Love is Resistance. Joy is Resistance. Laughter is Resistance. We are the Resistance.
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MM
NZ
Your Liberal Mom Friend - Robinson Twp/Montour
We are a brand new (nonpartisan but left leaning) progressive group of activist Robinson residents and Montour parents resisting the fascist regime. Focusing on staying informed and making Good trouble with noncompliance and noncooperation. This group is hyper localized so we can work together to keep an eye on our Montour school board, local representatives and local government, keeping far right extremists out of Robinson, Kennedy, Ingram, Pennsbury Village, Thornburg, Forest Grove, Groveton, and everywhere in between. We want you to join even if you're not into politics, it's about providing safety in numbers and building community.
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BH
Main Street Reading+ Club Colorado
Main Street Reading+ Club is group that seeks to connect, challenge, build community and inspire each other through the power of multimedia knowledge. Our Reading "Plus" club goes beyond books at Monthly in-person Reverse Reading Club events. We also are working to pull together guides you can use while reading at home. What is a Reverse Reading Club? A book discussion before the book! You show up and bring your brilliant mind. You can buy food and drinks when we host at local business locations or bring food when we host at local library locations. For more information check out: www.mainstreetrising.org/mainstreetreadingclub
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BB
Trouble Heros
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.
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MW
NHC Educational Justice
Our Mission Statement: NHC Educational Justice is a group of activists who champion honest and open policy and decision-making within our schools to promote a safe, quality and equitable education for all. We attend all New Hanover County school board meetings and most school board committee meetings - either in person or virtually. We communicate key discussion topics and issues to the community through our FB page - https://www.facebook.com/NHCEJ/ - and engage our local community through various call to actions (email campaigns, petitions, etc). We also assist our community through various levels of support - including speaking on behalf of staff at board meetings, assisting parents through the IEP and/or complaint process, amplifying voices of community members and other organizations, etc. We are a small group of 6 women who are parents and/or retired NHCS educators and we are passionate about strengthening and investing into our public schools. We want to connect with other like minded local community members as we expand the work we do.
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SE