We organize open community events, skill shares, and protests.
Join us for an open discussion following the third No Kings protest. What's next? What are folks already working on? We will also provide the opportunity to support the Prairieland defendants as part of a national day of solidarity.
This was a presentation on security practices and privacy-focused communication channels.
We held a discussion on the diversity of roles needed in community movements, worked through questions to establish our individual values, and connected with more community organizers.
As Governor Lee delivered his final State of the State address, we gathered inside the Capitol rotunda to make noise and amplify the people's side of this story.
Nearly 150 protesters joined us at the State Legislator's corporate-sponsored gala to remind them that we do not support their legislation increasing ICE's power.
We held a discussion on the role of art in resistance movements and its many forms, created resistance art together, and grew our activist networks.
Dozens of us gathered outside of the Montgomery Bell State Park Lodge as it hosted the white nationalist American Renaissance conference. We shared our own messages of the value of diversity and amplified our message to the attendees during their lunch break.
We held a phone banking session to inform Tennessee residents of the white supremacist conference happening in their backyard, and shared what we could do to oppose it.
An afternoon of tele-activism to oppose white nationalism.
A presentation on the history of American Renaissance, reasons to oppose it, and lessons learned from past protests. Slides available in our resources.
An intro session on what metadata is, how you can parse it, and what you can learn. Notes available in our resources.