Volunteer

Tell us how you can help.

The work is organized district by district, and almost all of it is ordinary. Here is where to start.

What volunteers actually do

This movement runs on a legislative ask, and a legislative ask is won district by district. Almost all of the work is ordinary: turning up, talking to people, keeping a record of who said what, and being ready when a specific moment arrives.

Asking once what you are willing to do beats sending everyone the same request. Tell us what you are good at and how much time you have, and we will contact you when something matches. Saying yes here is not a commitment to anything in particular.

If you are weighing the local organizing option, here is what it actually involves.

Before you fill this in

Everything this movement does is lawful and public. We do not ask volunteers to do anything they would not want reported. If a request ever seems to fall outside that, refuse it and tell us.

If you would rather just be counted for now, add your name instead. It takes a minute, and you can come back to this page later.

First name

Last name

Email address

ZIP code

Phone (optional)

What would you like to work on?

Pick as many as apply. Nothing here is a commitment. It tells us who to contact when a specific job comes up.

Local organizingBuilding and running a team in your county. Phone and text outreachContacting supporters when there is something to do. Events and tablingTown halls, fairs, farmers markets, campus tables. Legislative outreachConstituent meetings and district office visits. Research and policySourcing, fact-checking, and drafting briefing material. Writing, design, or videoProducing material the movement can publish. Technical and dataWeb, data, and the tools organizers depend on. Professional expertiseLegal, accounting, translation, or another specialism.

Roughly how much time can you give?

Anything we should know? (optional)