Resources Master Post
Will be regularly updated with resources as I make them
Hello! I like to make things that help you get involved in politics and advocacy. Whether that’s volunteering in upcoming elections, calling elected officials, or talking to friends and family about politics, I want to make sure you have what you need. I’ll keep this post pinned and easily accessible, and I welcome feedback, additions, and suggestions!
Current Resources
These are relevant to current elections and policies.
So You Want to Save Democracy: 2022 Midterms edition - see this google doc for opportunities to volunteer in the 2022 midterms, organized by how much you like to talk to strangers, and whether or not you want them to be able to talk back. Click through and find an opportunity to volunteer for a candidate or an organization that resonates with you!
Call Congress - see this google doc for a detailed step by step guide on how to call Congress and scripts for timely issues.
Guide to Getting Involved in State & Local Politics - see this google doc if you want to get more involved in politics at the state and local level. This can often be a little bit more obscure, as state and local organizations and candidates don’t always have as many resources, but your energy, money, and time are incredibly important and impactful at this level.
State and Local Politics Worksheet - see this google doc to fill in contact info for state and local officials, organizations, and news so it’s easy to keep track of.
Past Resources
These are no longer relevant (they include past elections and actions) but are a good overview of the kind of resources I make. If you have any ideas or requests, please let me know!
So You Want to Save Democracy in the 2020 Election
Georgia On My Mind (2020 Georgia runoff elections)