First, we thank you so much if you were active with us over the past week. Your efforts are vital as we attempt to turn this ship around.

Another week of MAGA insanity — especially in DC around the budget.

Meanwhile, we kept organizing via our Healthcare is a Human Right Issue Organizing Team meeting last Tuesday, the weekly Campaign to Victory Call on Thursday, and we’ll  continue our work on the phones, at the doors, in the streets, in the suites, and on social media, organizing neighborhood by neighborhood to build the movement required to bring about real change, and keep our endangered communities safe.

We’ve been fighting for social, economic, environmental, and racial justice, peace, democracy, and the rule of law for over 20 years, and we’ll continue to build the movement, seven days a week, with special focus on the “No Kings” events nationwide on June 14th.

Please join us this week as we continue to work to bring peace, justice, safety, and prosperity for all via progressive campaigns.

1) Progressive Virtual Town Hall Sunday: Bringing About Progressive Change with Policies and Candidates. Join us as we discuss news of the day and lay out organizing strategies working across the country. Special Guest: County Supervisor Adelita Grijalva, running for her late father’s US House seat in a Special Election. We look forward to your input. You’ll leave energized and organized. Click here to register. Space limited. 

2) Help Build Your Local Chapter. We’re looking for folks willing to invest an hour or more per month. If that’s you, click here and we’ll connect you with the Local Action Team.

3) Join our Action Team, with special focus on phonebanking over the upcoming week. Let us know if you can set an hour aside and we’ll get you on an easy, fulfilling, and productive project.

4) For “Clicktivists”: Sign and share these petitions/online actions.

5) Can’t volunteer? Please contribute and make it monthly if you can. Any amount is greatly appreciated!

Thanks so much for anything you can do today for all our tomorrows. Let’s get to work!

In solidarity,

The PDA National Team