Hahrie Han on her new book, the moments of uncertainty that face every organization, and why base building is critical to navigating changing power dynamics over the long haul. 

Insights from budget campaigns across the PowerSwitch Action network

Mapuche representative Rosa Catrileo on her work in the community, the Mapuche demands for land and water in their historic territory, and how the new constitution can address those critical issues.  

Four veteran organizers talk about the recent elections in New York, the fractures that persist on the left, and how the movement failed to take advantage of ranked-choice voting to sweep the races.

How social movements are employing the concept of the “non-reformist reform” to promote far-reaching change

A Justice Department strategy can deflate police budgets while asserting community control over federal grants.

What I’ve learned about how to move workers in an initial organizing conversation

Lena Eckert-Erdheim talks with three workers who were active in the drive to unionize No Evil Foods about their experiences of the company’s anti-union campaign and the challenges of unionizing progressive workplaces.

This spring, immigrant New Yorkers secured a historic victory: a $2.1 billion fund for workers who lost jobs and income during the pandemic but received not a cent of government relief.

At Data for Progress, we see polling as a tool for organizers and the progressive movement to shape public narratives and persuade stakeholders.