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Woods Ervin
Woods Ervin is a black non-binary trans-femme organizer that has been working for over a decade in movements both for trans self-determination as well as prison industrial complex (PIC) abolition.
February 4, 2021
Organizing in the Digital Age: Lessons from the Indivisible Movement
Lara PutnamPaula Martinos-MantayAram FischerMicah Sifry
Lessons from the Indivisible Movement
Political Organizing
Paula Martinos-Mantay
Paula Martinos-Mantay is co-founder of SWIM, StateWide Indivisible Michigan (a coalition of 50 Indivisible groups in the state), and co-lead of Indivisible Fighting...
Aram Fischer
Aram Fischer is an organizer who facilitates the Indivisible Middle Tier and statewide calls for CA Indivisibles, organizes with the Anti-Violence, Safety...
February 12, 2021
Progressive Must Learn to Co-Govern in Biden's Washington
Robert Kraig
The historical turning point we now face imposes a profound moral obligation for progressives to immediately pursue a working coalition with moderates.
Political Organizing
Robert Kraig
ROBERT KRAIG is executive director of the Milwaukee-based Citizen Action of Wisconsin, the treasurer of People’s Action Institute a nonprofit associated with ...
Jonathan Stegall
Jonathan Stegall is a designer, a coder, and a faith-rooted organizer and abolitionist. He's passionate about integrating theology, spirituality, and political action.
Zola Richardson
Zola Richardson is an organizer at Reclaim the Block, a member of Burn Something Collective (a group of Black & POCI artists working at the intersections of curation, publishing, and mentorship), a 2020 Black Futures Lab Public...
January 22, 2021
An Invitation to Organize
Cris Doby
A review of Arnie Graf’s Lessons Learned: Stories from a Lifetime of Organizing