This map from data science company Jetpack AI actually represents the voting decisions of American voters. Please spread it.
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In the first of this two-part series, we look at the popular grassroots volunteer activity of writing postcards to voters to understand its role, use, and impact. There’s a new type of card joining the ranks of Mother’s Day, holiday,
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How are bots attacking Roe v Wade? How do they spread disinformation and create false outrage? Who are the bots targeting? How do you spot bot behavior and fight back?
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Gov. Gavin Newsom has issued an executive order requiring the cancellation any gatherings of 250+ statewide. This supersedes local measures allowing larger gatherings.
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We’re sharing this report by Julie McMurry, MPH, an assistant professor of rare disease genetics at Oregon State University in the College of Public Health, because it covers every base we can
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Coronavirus Atlas is a free app created by activists that ncludes cases reported in the US, safety tips and how the Trump administration is responding.
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If you have questions about the Census, seek out trusted sources. The official Census 2020 department has a vast website.
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GIFs are images that play automatically on a web page or in a tweet. GIFs outperform videos for engagement as more people use Twitter and Instagram on phones without sound.
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Assume that the virus is already in your city / town / workplace / church / etc. You can help by doing as many of the following as possible. The earlier the
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Going to your caucus lets you see and take part in what’s happening on a small, local level, and find out what matters to your community!
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Last week, I called out a few House races that could prove interesting due to the nature of our jungle primary. So here’s where these races stand.
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We analyzed over 450,000 tweets from March 1-4 with the hastag #covid19 using Nexalogy. The software automatically digests and analyzes the Twitter feed for #covid19.
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