Our roadmap shows how communities can reclaim economic autonomy one bin, one project, one relationship at a time. Save this and send it to the friend who keeps saying "we should do something like that." This is 3 of the People’s Power Playbook — next up: Community Trash Pickup

This isn’t about being “green.” It’s about being FREE. Every item you divert from landfills is a dollar you DON’T spend at corporate stores. Every skill you learn to reuse materials is an hour of wage labor you DON’T owe someone else.

General Strike Meeting

Land is at the center of struggles for liberation, self determination and collective power. Join us for an honest conversation rooted in learning, listening and building meaningful solidarity.

We can do so much more than vote, campaign, call, email, boycott, protest, or march! We can take immediate actions to meet the people's immediate needs and render the system that oppresses us obsolete. We can do it. All Power to the People! 💚✊️💚

It’s not about not having all the answers yet deciding we're ready to build something that works. Curiosity, anger, hope, frustration are all starting points. Ready to know more? Reach out to our outreach team. [email protected]

And being told you can't get what you need without accepting harm from those who profit off that harm It’s about who controls who survives Recognizing the vulnerability of the system and seeing the truth. Ready to know more? Reach out to our outreach team. [email protected]

Showing up, showing care, and choosing solidarity over the way things are supposed to work. Its about the work supporting neighbors, mutual aid, community care The system failing you and feeling the pressure Ready to know more? Reach out to our outreach team. [email protected]

This is about recognizing who belongs when we build something that actually serves us. It's about creating sustainable communities and building alternatives that center human needs over profit. Ready to know more? Reach out to our outreach team. [email protected]

The entire series becomes an argument: when the existing system won’t meet a need, you build the infrastructure to meet it yourself! That infrastructure, done right, becomes a form of power that pressures can’t easily crush.

Little packets, big plans. This is what community resilience looks like from the ground up; neighbors saving, sorting, and sharing seeds so no one has to depend on the grocery aisle alone. If you've been waiting for a sign to get involved... this is it.