This blog is part of a larger series called “Organizing 101: Outrage to Organizing” Knowing Your Rights Matters Now More Than Ever Protests and demonstrations are a way people show the powers-that-be they are mighty and deserve to be heard. Throughout history, protests have helped create real change, pushing leaders to make changes that improve […]
This blog is part of a larger series called ‘Organizing 101: Outrage to Organizing.’ Digital organizing doesn’t replace traditional organizing—it amplifies and extends it, and social media is one of the most powerful digital tools we have. It’s where movements can grow to exponential heights on a global scale. Social media can break down barriers, […]
This blog is part of a longer series called ‘Organizing 101: Outrage to Organizing.’ < Last: How Your Experiences Inspire Change Social media and activism are intertwined today. It’s important to know how to get your message and mission to the masses, and social media is one of the most efficient ways to do that. […]
This blog is part of a longer series called ‘Organizing 101: Outrage to Organizing.’ < Last: How to Have a One-on-One Organizing Conversation Next: How Your Experiences Inspire Change > In our most recent edition of “Organizing 101”, we learned about building community through relationships. The common thread through this series is that people are […]
This is part of a larger series “Organizing 101: Outrage to Organizing” < Last: Building Community Through Relationships Next: Organizing Through the Power of Personal Relationships > One-on-one conversations are the backbone of organizing. They are how we build trust, uncover motivation, and move people from interest to leadership. This blog walks through who to […]
The problem in 2024 Lots of people sat out the 2024 election. It could even be argued that Vice President Kamala Harris lost the White House solely because 19 million people who voted for Joe Biden for president in 2020 sat out in 2024. Many of these voters were alienated by Democratic leaders who disappointed […]
MoveOn is proud to endorse Jon Ossoff for Georgia Senate! Leadership and Experience Born and raised in Metro Atlanta, Jon Ossoff has established a distinct reputation as a legislative workhorse and a relentless investigator in the U.S. Senate. Mentored by civil rights icon Congressman John Lewis, Jon’s career began in investigative journalism. As the CEO […]
MoveOn is proud to endorse Matt Little for Minnesota’s 2nd Congressional District! Leadership and Experience Matt Little is a dedicated public servant, consumer advocate, and lifelong resident of Minnesota’s Second Congressional District. Born and raised in Lakeville, Matt has spent his career fighting for his community at every level of local government. His path of […]
This blog is part of a larger series ‘Organizing 101: Outrage to Organizing’ < Last: How to Start and Amplify Petitions to Spark Change Next: Building Community Through Relationships > We just learned about organizing basics, the power of people coming together, and how to get attention for your issue. Now we are going to […]
WASHINGTON–A MoveOn Political Action petition is calling on Congress to block Trump’s newly created $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund” established by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche through the settlement of Trump’s lawsuit against the IRS and the Treasury Department. In less than 24 hours, the MoveOn petition has garnered more than 27,385 signatures and counting. MoveOn’s […]
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