MoveOn members voted forArtists Against ICE earlier this year with the goal of amplifying powerful artwork as a vehicle to inspire and reach our members to take action to protect their communities and neighbors. Members voted on their favorite artwork. 

We are so excited to finally share the winning design, “Liberty Against ICE,” by Nicole Schulman. 

You can now order your own art print of “Liberty Against ICE” from MoveOn’s merch store, as well as order a sticker pack of finalists’s pieces. Every purchase is a direct contribution toward our work to get ICE out of our communities.

Are you the one to gather friends for a movie night? A birthday dinner? Or even a volunteering event? That’s organizing. 

If you enjoy getting your friends, families, or coworkers together and you feel impassioned to make a difference in your community, you’re an organizer.

Check out our Organization 101 series, where we will walk you through how to use those skills to become a leader and activist within your community. 

This is the year we get closer to 3.5% than ever before.

Let me explain. I’m Adrienne, and as MoveOn’s Mobilization Director, my job is to help make our mobilizations some of the largest protests in U.S. history—but I need your help.

We’re watching our rights get stripped away in real time. Whether that continues comes down to one thing: whether we can mobilize at the scale required to stop it.

History and research show that authoritarian governments worldwide have not withstood a challenge by 3.5% or more of their people. And we’re closer than you might think. Eight million people showed up for the recent No Kings Day. That’s about 2.3% of the country, more than halfway to 3.5%. 

To get there, it takes sustained mobilization: training volunteer leaders, supporting safe and nonviolent protests, and building the infrastructure to keep millions engaged.

Will you chip in today to help us absorb thousands of new activists into the movement and power the long-term organizing we need to topple the tide of authoritarianism?