What can I do?
Join the Movement
It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the state of national politics, but change starts local.
By getting involved in our communities, we can make a tangible impact where it matters most.
Local actions ripple outward, influencing broader change and fostering a sense of connection and empowerment.
Get Involved
Join a board or commission
Attend School Board Meetings
Attend School Board Meetings
These are volunteer roles that advise government on a number of policy issues.
Attend School Board Meetings
Attend School Board Meetings
Attend School Board Meetings
The easiest way to learn about your local school board? Attend their meetings.
Start a Local Chapter
Mobilize your friends and neighbors by starting a local chapter of Moms for Literacy.
Run for Office
More than half of all state and local elections in the United States go unopposed. Recent studies show that approximately 60 to 70 percent of local races, such as school boards, city councils, and county offices, have only one candidate on the ballot. At the state level, around 30 to 35 percent of legislative races are uncontested. When c
More than half of all state and local elections in the United States go unopposed. Recent studies show that approximately 60 to 70 percent of local races, such as school boards, city councils, and county offices, have only one candidate on the ballot. At the state level, around 30 to 35 percent of legislative races are uncontested. When combined, these figures suggest that roughly 55 to 60 percent of state and local elections offer voters no choice of candidate. Consider stepping up to run for local office and help ensure that voters have a real choice at the ballot box.
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