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When disasters hit California’s Central Coast, undocumented workers are usually left holding the bill and none of the relief checks. 805 UndocuFund flips that script—providing Read more...
Finally, a group using “United” for something other than tax cuts and culture wars. U.S. United fights political corruption and fascist creep by connecting Americans Read more...
When “homeland security” starts looking like a magician’s act, this site keeps track of who’s vanished behind the curtain. Disappeared in America exposes the secret Read more...
The Know Your Rights Camp App provides state-by-state information on immigration, traffic, and protest rights. Its official page describes education, news, events, podcasts, and organization Read more...
Intelligence with teeth. Former naval intelligence officer and MSNBC analyst Malcolm Nance delivers hard-hitting briefings on fascism, disinformation, and national security—straight from the front lines Read more...
Committee to Protect Journalists The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent nonprofit defending press freedom and documenting threats, attacks, imprisonment and other abuses against Read more...
Florida Keys Democrats is the Democratic Party organization serving Monroe County, Florida, from Key Largo to Key West. Its volunteer organizers support Democratic candidates and Read more...
A publication committed to defending liberal principles and open society. Liberal Currents publishes writers and podcasts who explore freedom, pluralism, and democracy—standing squarely against authoritarianism, both Read more...
The Activist Handbook is a collaborative, open-source guide for changemakers around the world. From protest planning to campaign strategy, this wiki-style toolkit offers practical how-tos Read more...
