Articles
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Disrupting the Movement Ecosystem
Heather Cronk on GetEqual's campaign to end "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
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The Tenants Who Went to Washington
The Homes Guarantee Campaign got the attention of policymakers at the highest levels. Now these tenant organizers want to get the policy.
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Making Paid Sick Time a Reality
Organizing for paid leave, which is on the verge of passing in Minnesota, is part of a larger challenge to reverse an abusive workplace status quo.
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Small Businesses Rise to Fight Wall Street
Small businesses are organizing around increased swipe fees. Their efforts could further an anti-monopoly revolution.
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Courtesy of Training for Change Grieving After a Big Campaign Loss
West Virginia Can't Wait's Kately Lauer on our movement's growing pains
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Courtesy of Training for Change Campaigning against a “done deal” in Philadelphia
Daniel Hunter of 350.org on the campaign to stop casino development in Philadelphia.
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Courtesy of Training for Change Organizing to Stop a Memphis Pipeline
Justin J. Pearson on Memphis Community Against Pollution's fight to stop a new pipeline.
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Courtesy of Training for Change A Campaign to Stop Amazon’s Price-Gouging
Women’s March uses campaigns as "political identity formation moments"
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Courtesy of Local Progress The Fight for Progressive Power Starts in Local Communities
As many inside the beltway start shifting their attention to speculation about 2024, we know that there is work to be done right now.
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Courtesy of Training for Change The Campaign to End Cash Bail
This year, Illinois will become the first state to eliminate wealth-based pretrial incarceration. The path to passing the legislation holds lessons for organizers in how to win large-scale victories.
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Courtesy of Dyanna Jaye Understanding Sunrise: Structure & Governance
Lessons on Structure & Governance of Mass Organizations
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Photo from NGP Action (Facebook) Debriefing the 2022 Midterms: Hard Wins and Historic Threats
To help make sense of this moment, Mat Hanson sat down with DaMareo Cooper, Kendra Cotton, Michael Podhorzer, and Nancy MacLean.
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Courtesy of Training for Change The #CancelStudentDebt Campaign
Eleni Schermer and Ann Bowers reflect on the Debt Collective's work over the past ten years.
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Courtesy of Down Home NC The Path to Building Power Runs Through Rural America
Rural voters are essential to building winning majorities. Sustained investment in year-round organizing, renewed focus on populist economic policies, better messaging, and locally rooted, working-class candidates are beginning to win them over.
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Courtesy of Sam Smith View from the Grassroots: PA United
We asked grassroots organizers from across the country what they learned during the 2022 elections. Here's what Sam Smith from PA United learned.
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Courtesy of Celina Culver View from the Grassroots: SURJ
We asked grassroots organizers from across the country what they learned during the 2022 elections. Here's what Celina Culver from Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) learned.
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Courtesy of the authors View from the Grassroots: NY WFP
We asked grassroots organizers from across the country what they learned during the 2022 elections. Here's what Tascha Van Auken and Divya Sundaram of the New York Working Families Party learned.
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Courtesy of the author View from the Grassroots: TakeAction MN
We asked grassroots organizers from across the country what they learned during the 2022 elections. Here's what Elianne Farhat from TakeAction MN learned
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Courtesy of the author View from the Grassroots: Community Change
We asked grassroots organizers from across the country what they learned during the 2022 elections. Here's what Grecia Lima from Community Change/Action learned.
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Courtesy of the author View from the Grassroots: PA Stands Up
We asked grassroots organizers from across the country what they learned during the 2022 elections. Here's what Carrie Santoro from PA Stands Up learned.