You don't need a law degree, a big donation, or a seat at the table to change how this country is governed.

You need a neighbor's phone number, a Saturday morning, and the willingness to show up more than once.

That's how power actually moves — not from the top down, but from ordinary people organizing other ordinary people. Grassroots builds power from the bottom-up.

Civic Duty

MAINTAINING DEMOCRACY

VOLUNTEER - Become a Poll Worker or an Inspector of Elections. Help keep our elections free, fair & safe! VOTE by mail in every election.

COMMUNITY - Attend local township meetings, local party meetings and get involved. Join a local Indivisible or another group that fits for you. Don't have one? Start one!

CONTACT ELECTEDS -Better yet, set up an in-person meeting with some like-minded friends. Or write him a letter? Remind them they are YOUR PUBLIC SERVANTS.

TALK POLITICS - Canvassing, phone banking and postcarding are the top 3 proven strategies to reach voters and help educate & inform. Host a gathering & have conversations with your friends and neighbors. Start a political Book Club!

SUPPORT THE CONSTITUTION - Many of our rights are at stake. Do not obey in advance. Stand up for our rights and justice. Call out injustice and unlawful acts by our electeds and law enforcement.