In the first of this two-part series, we look at the popular grassroots volunteer activity of writing postcards to voters to understand
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Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has been nothing short of controversial since his appointment in June 2020. During the summer, allegations arose that DeJoy, a close ally of former President Donald Trump, implemented changes to the U.S. Postal Service to deliberately
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It’s 2020 - the year we all have been waiting for! We talk “resistance resolutions” with some of our favorite activists from NYCD16 Indivisible and discuss how to take ACTION in this
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The Women’s March movement was born in 2016, as a reaction to the November election. The first ever female major party presidential candidate had been defeated by a blatant misogynist. To make
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Doctors triage patients. Campaigns should triage voters and focus limited resources on persuadable voters.
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An interview with Lynn Sweet, columnist and Washington Bureau Chief at the Chicago Sun-Times.
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The Mamas have lived their lives dealing with misogyny, but playing that card CNN, on an unsubstantiated story was totally not cool!
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Forum for Democratic candidates on January 19, featuring candidates answering questions on money in politics, voting rights & ethics in government.
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Deep canvassing takes a different approach, in which you use storytelling and listening in order to connect with someone on a more personal level.
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The choice of a Democratic Party nominee is simply not a black-or-white, binary choice between good and bad, virtuous and vicious.
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A record 3,300 Ohio Democrats filed to run for district-level delegate -- far outpacing our previous record of 800 delegate applicants in 2016.
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Shaunna Thomas, co-founder and Executive Director of UltraViolet, on how she came to this work, and UltraViolet's priorities in 2020.
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