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This Is an Uprising
How Nonviolent Revote Is Shaping the Twenty-first Century.
by Mark Engler and Paul Engler
Publisher: Bold Type Books
Recommended by: Bob B.
In a book that has become a modern classic of social movement organizing, Mark and Paul Engler explain that there is a craft to uprising—and that this craft can change the world.
From protests around climate change and immigrant rights, to #BlackLivesMatter and movements to defend democracy, a new generation is unleashing strategic nonviolent action to shape public debate and force political change. While mass movements are often portrayed as spontaneous and unpredictable, Mark and Paul Engler explore the hidden art behind such outbursts of protest, examining core principles that have been used to spark and guide moments of transformative unrest.
Now updated with new material discussing the major mobilizations of the past decade—including #MeToo, protests for racial and climate justice, and anti-Trump resistance—This Is an Uprising shows how new protest movements can be essential in fighting authoritarianism and advancing social and economic justice today.
Their substack: “Dispatches from the Whirlwind”
The ONE THING You Can Do to Fight Fascism RIGHT NOW
by Elizabeth Cronise McLaughlin
Publisher: The Ripple Effect Institute
Recommended by: Bruce R.
If it feels like America is sliding deeper into darkness—with voter suppression, book bans, gag orders, and fear spreading daily—you’re not alone. The truth is, fascism thrives when good people hesitate, but democracy grows stronger when ordinary people take action. You don’t need the full roadmap to change the world; you just need to take the next best step. Even the smallest action—whether it’s organizing in your community, speaking out at a school board meeting, or showing up for your neighbors—can disrupt authoritarianism and build momentum for lasting change. In this video, I’ll share why action is the antidote to despair and how you can start making a difference today, no matter your resources or time. History shows us that small acts, multiplied by thousands, topple regimes and create movements. Don’t wait for the “perfect” moment or the “perfect” leader—your courage matters now.
A FREE GUIDE FOR PROGRESSIVE LEADERS READY TO CREATE LASTING IMPACT
How to Lead Change Without Burning Out
Today’s Edition Newsletter, Robert B. Hubbell
A reflection on today’s news through the lens of hope.
By Robert B. Hubbell
Recommended by Bob.
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- A recording from Robert B. Hubbell's live video
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- Republicans are not only failing to meet the moment, they are also failing to anticipate the future.September 30, 2026
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Freedom Over Fascism
by Stephanie G. Wilson
Recommended by: Cindi
Freedom Over Fascism hosted by historian, comms consultant, and activist Stephanie Wilson, investigates what it takes to rebuild power and freedom for people in parts of America dominated by MAGA extremists. Stephanie talks to authors, experts, historians, and officials.
AllSides
AllSides helps you get the full picture.
AllSides is the standard for information integrity. By revealing bias and providing perspectives from all sides, we help people better understand the world — and each other.
We believe information integrity requires:
- Revealing and combating bias to avoid information manipulation and blindspots.
- A breadth of perspectives to combat groupthink and false narratives.
- Effective dialogue and deliberation to make the best decisions and implement them effectively with buy-in.
Information integrity is not only needed in news, but also in AI, businesses, schools, government, and throughout our daily lives.
AllSides’ information integrity technologies and services help people and organizations get out of manipulative, one-sided, and biased information systems wherever they might be — in technology, news, companies, government, classrooms and beyond — so we can all see the full picture, think for ourselves and make the best decisions.
With the information ecosystem being rewired at a rapid pace, we dedicate ourselves to trustworthy information by using an explicitly multipartisan, diverse team and providing the systems and technology to deliver information from a variety of different sources so people can think critically and act confidently.
Reframing America
Changing the way the American Left engages in the public debate.
By Antonia Scatton
Recommended by Bob.
Article Feed
- Friday, October 9th at Noon – 1 Eastern
- Elections are decided by people who just started paying attention.
- Elections are decided by people who just started paying attention.
- Instructions for candidates, and anyone who talks to voters!
- For Oct 17 #NoKings “Vote Early” Day of Action and More!
- Is Trump America’s Abusive Step-Dad?
- The moral case for our right to vote.
- And the frogs are out of the pot.
- About the primary elections, the cost of living, corruption, abuse of power and ICE.
- Reframing the unconscious assumptions that hold us back.
Courier Newsroom
COURIER is a pro-democracy news network that builds a more informed, engaged, and representative America by reaching audiences where they are online with factual, values-driven news and analysis.
COURIER’s local newsrooms provide Americans with news centered on the people and policies affecting their lives. Our reporting is primarily produced for the social media platforms and online channels our audiences spend their time on, with an emphasis on video, graphics, and skimmable newsletters to inform and engage our audiences in the ways they consume information today.
Heather Cox Richardson
Historians are fond of saying that the past doesn’t repeat itself; it rhymes.
To understand the present, we have to understand how we got here.
That’s where this newsletter comes in.
I’m a professor of American history. This is a chronicle of today’s political landscape, but because you can’t get a grip on today’s politics without an outline of America’s Constitution, and laws, and the economy, and social customs, this newsletter explores what it means, and what it has meant, to be an American.
These were the same questions a famous observer asked in a book of letters he published in 1782, the year before the Treaty of Paris ended the Revolutionary War.
Hector St. John de Crevecoeur called his book “Letters from an American Farmer.”
Like I say, history doesn’t repeat itself, but it sure rhymes.
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- On October 8, 1871, dry conditions and strong winds drove deadly fires through the Midwest.
- To read this letter, click here:
- On October 7, 2016, in the run-up to the 2016 election, the Washington Post broke the story of the so-called Access Hollywood tape, a video from 2005 in which Donald Trump told television host Billy Bush about his approach to women.
- To read this letter, click here:
- Judging from his social media posts, Trump is panicking.
- Listen on Apple Podcasts
- Watch today's live recording here.
- To read this letter, click here:
- Last night, on October 4, U.S.
- Listen now (13 mins) | To read this letter, click here:
- On Friday night, just before 11:00, Trump announced that his administration “will, immediately, begin sending ‘Checks’ of nearly $100 to over 20 MILLION wonderful Seniors to help pay for their Medicare Part B premiums, which we have already reduced by significant amounts.
- To read this letter, click here:
- On Saturday, October 3, the Power to the People festival, organized by Rock & Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave, took over the stage at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland.
- To read this letter, click here:
- Trump held a campaign rally tonight in Mobile, Alabama, the city where, as Shawn McCreesh of the New York Times recalled, his MAGA rallies really took off in August 2015, when more than 30,000 people showed up at a football stadium to hear the television personality turned presidential candidate.
Lincoln Square Media
Newsletter
Publisher: Lincoln Square
When you join Lincoln Square, you are more than a passive consumer of content – You are a critical member of the Ferocious Opposition. We’ll provide you with the truth that you need and the tools to help spread the antidote to Trump, MAGA, Musk, and what once was a legitimate major political party in our country, the Republicans.
Lincoln Square founders introduce LSM here.
Review by Steve G.
Description of Lincoln Square Media
Lincoln Square Media is a pro‑democracy, politically aligned media platform launched as a collaborative project of The Lincoln Project, a group of anti‑Trump strategists and political operatives Media Bias/Fact Check. It positions itself as part of the “ferocious opposition” — a network dedicated to countering disinformation, authoritarianism, and right‑wing extremism www.lincolnsquare.media.
Mission and Purpose
The platform’s stated mission is to expose, inspire, inform, and lead by providing expert analysis, commentary, and investigative reporting on political and social issues. It frames itself as an independent, activist‑driven voice that resists what it calls “autocrats” and “right‑wing media mouthpieces” LinkedIn. Subscribers are invited to join the “Lincoln Loyal” community, a group committed to defending democracy and holding leaders accountable www.lincolnsquare.media.
Content and Format
Lincoln Square Media produces:
- Commentary and analysis from veteran journalists, military experts, and former political strategists.
- Exclusive shows such as Strategy Session LIVE, Anchor Watch, and The Enemies List LinkedIn.
- Podcasts, video series, and newsletters offering immediate, expert takes on breaking news and political developments www.lincolnsquare.media.
- Archived publications and on‑demand content for subscribers.
Editorial Approach
Media Bias/Fact Check rates Lincoln Square as left‑biased due to its explicit alignment with Democratic and anti‑Trump activism, but also mostly factual for reporting quality, citing transparent ownership and credible sourcing Media Bias/Fact Check. The content is opinion‑driven and one‑sided, with a strong activist tone aimed at mobilizing and informing its audience Media Bias/Fact Check.
Funding and Ownership
Lincoln Square Media is independently owned but operates in partnership with The Lincoln Project. It is funded through:
- Paid subscriptions (monthly or annual) with access to exclusive content and community features.
- Merchandise sales via its “Lincoln Square Shop.”
- Donations processed through ActBlue Media Bias/Fact Check.
A portion of subscription revenue supports paid advertising campaigns to combat disinformation and promote democratic values www.lincolnsquare.media.
Notable Figures
The editorial team includes prominent names such as Rick Wilson, Joe Trippi, Stuart Stevens, Edwin Eisendrath, and other political and media veterans Media Bias/Fact Check+1.
In summary: Lincoln Square Media is a politically progressive, activist‑oriented media hub that blends journalism, political commentary, and advocacy, aiming to mobilize supporters and counter mainstream narratives it views as harmful to democracy.
About
Lincoln Square is a collaborative effort with The Lincoln Project, America’s leading pro-democracy organization. It’s an ambitious effort to rethink how the media fights against autocracy, disinformation, and the flood of attacks on truth and our democracy. We don’t pull punches. We don’t cower in fear and hope Trump, Musk, and their minions don’t notice us and be spared their wrath.
We aren’t legacy media. We don’t have billionaire backers or corporate overlords directing what we can and cannot say.
Our mission is to expose, inspire, inform, lead, and connect — and give you the tools not just to fight back, but fight forward for the America we all deserve – not just the broligarchs and kleptocrats. We fight for the rights of all of us because it takes all of us for America to achieve her extraordinary potential. And we’re getting louder than ever with podcasts, live streaming, digital and social media, commentary, articles, town halls, public and virtual community gatherings, and strategy calls with people like Rick Wilson, Stuart Stevens, and Joe Trippi, who have led the biggest campaigns — and won.
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Robert Reich on Substack
by Robert Reich
Robert Reich on Substack
Robert Reich’s is Chancellor’s Professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley and Senior Fellow at the Blum Center. He served as Secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration for which Time Magazine named him one of the 10 most effective cabinet secretaries of the twentieth century. He has written 18 books, including
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- Please reconsider.
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Democrats Could Win the Midterms. Then What? | The Coffee Klatch with Robert Reich
Big money from AI, crypto, and AIPAC.
Progressive Democrats laser focused on affordability.
What do you think will have the biggest impact on the 2026 midterms?
Grab a cup, pull up …a chair, and join us for a brand new Coffee Klatch.
Our new film THE WORK IN PROGRESS is in 47 theaters across 27 states! https://theworkinprogressfilm.com/Show More
Democrats Could Win the Midterms. Then What? | The Coffee Klatch with …
Trump’s tanking polls. Big money from AI, crypto, and AIPAC. Progressive Democrats laser focused on affordability. What do you think will have the biggest impact on the 2026 midterms? Grab a cup, pull up a chair, and join us for a brand new Coffee Klatch. Our new film THE WORK IN PROGRESS is in 47 theaters across 27 states! https://theworkinprogressfilm.com/
Who Are the Real Villains in This Country?
In today’s class we discuss how we have, in many ways, become two Americas — and what that means for the future of our country. Watch my full class here: https://robertreich.substack.com/p/wealth-and-poverty-class-3-globalization
Why Authoritarians Vilify Those Who Protest
If protesting didn’t work, would those in power be doing everything they can right now to vilify protestors and crack down on free speech? Activist and author Annie Leonard offers an important history lesson on why protest is so important — and why it’s needed now more than ever.
What the Gilded Age Warns Us About Monopolization
Just five giant conglomerates now control 90 percent of the media. The reason this is so dangerous might not be what you think.
Are We Really THAT Divided?
For our new film THE WORK IN PROGRESS, we spoke with people all across the country from different walks of life. What did we find out? Even when we ask ourselves the hard questions, we’re not as divided as some would lead us to believe. Find a screening here: https://theworkinprogressfilm.com/buy-tickets
My Favorite Economic Buzzword, Explained
Globalization has been an economic buzzword for decades, but what does it actually mean? Here’s what I tell my students. Want to join me in class? Now you can: https://robertreich.substack.com/p/wealth-and-poverty-class-3-globalization
Dictators Do Not Want You to See This (ft. Annie Leonard)
My friend, activist, and author Annie Leonard explains why protesting is so important and why we must protect this powerful tool of dissent. “History shows that nonviolent protest is one of the most powerful tools ordinary people have ever wielded, helping advance social and environmental progress while serving as a cornerstone of democracy. This is why authoritarians, both at home and abroad, are vilifying protestors, suppressing free speech, and cracking down on political dissent. But if …
The Hidden Cost of Amazon Prime Day
Who’s really paying the price for those killer Amazon Prime Day deals?
How Did American Capitalism Get so Rotten?
We’ve seen that American capitalism is one of the harshest forms of capitalism on the planet. How did it get so bad?
What Trump Learned From Putin About Corruption
Tim Snyder is correct: If Democrats want to regain working people, they must disavow Big Money and tackle our corrupt system. There’s no way the party can speak for or represent the working class in America if it’s beholden to corporate interests.
Pete Hegseth Isn’t a Warrior. He’s Afraid.
The subjugation of women is part of a neo-fascist, warrior culture going all the way back to the 1930s. It was on full display during Pete Hegseth’s military speech this week.
Is a Reckoning Coming? | The Coffee Klatch with Robert Reich
Another dismal jobs report. Trump’s meeting with AI billionaires. And a crisis of accountability from the top down. We unpack it all on a brand new episode of the Coffee Klatch. Our new film THE WORK IN PROGRESS is in 47 theaters across 27 states! https://theworkinprogressfilm.com/
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More in Common US
Recommended by: Bob B.
More in Common was established with the mission of tackling the ‘us-versus-them’ divisions that pose a generational threat to the United States. We have published over 30 reports since launching in the US in 2018, with a foundational study that helped shape the emerging field of efforts to tackle polarization in America. Hidden Tribes: A Study of America’s Polarized Landscape showed that rather than being evenly divided, most Americans belonged to an ‘Exhausted Majority’. America’s Exhausted Majority is tired of tribalism, fed up with the country’s polarization, and more flexible and less ideological than the strident voices who dominate public debates.
We work with leaders across the ideological spectrum to strengthen American democracy, solve problems, and better navigate the dynamics of a polarized society. The common thread through our ever-increasing range of projects and partnerships is a simple truth: what we as Americans have in common is greater than our differences. Through both our research insights and on-the-ground projects, we’re building evidence-based solutions to bring this truth to life.
More in Common is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization. We receive funding from foundations, organizations and individuals who share a commitment to building communities and societies that are more resilient to the forces of social fracturing and polarization. Philanthropies that support More in Common’s work fund projects across a wide range of issue areas.
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Democracy Labs
Recommended by Steve.
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- What’s next after public executions by firing squad?
- Jon Husted, ‘The Face of Data Centers,’ Pushed to Replace Ohio Workers With AI – MTN
- Hurricane Isaias is strengthening as it heads for Gulf Coast – CNN
- Uncover the playbook behind false flag election disruption: How bad actors stage incidents, spread disinformation, and undermine democratic voting integrity.
- The Epstein Whistleblower Is Dead.
- Trump suggests Iran could ‘take out’ Los Angeles or San Diego
- “I got results” Susan Collins
- The Supreme Court climate change case against Big Oil, Suncor v.
- He Was Deported to a Country He’d Never Heard Of.
- “Republicans rule “that disabled people don’t have a right to live in freedom, that they can be locked up against their will.” – NPR
- How do you persuade a (still) undecided voter?
- Paxton has been indicted on charges of felony securities fraud, and he’s been impeached, too on allegations of bribery, dereliction of duty, obstruction of justice and abuse of the public trust, and other misdeeds.
PoliticusUSA
Focusing on politics, policy, business and international relations, The Hill‘s coverage includes the U.S. Congress, the presidency and executive branch, and election campaigns.[5] The Hill describes its output as “nonpartisan reporting on the inner workings of Government and the nexus of politics and business”.[6]
The company’s primary outlet is TheHill.com. The Hill is additionally distributed in print for free around Washington, D.C., and distributed to all congressional offices. It is owned by Nexstar Media Group since 2021.
politicususa.com
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- The TV press pool blackout of Trump is in the past, but when Trump economic adviser Peter Navarro stepped up to deliver remarks, the camera wasn’t turned and Navarro had to call someone to complain.
- Republicans in Ohio are facing possible losses in the governor, US Senate, and House elections, so the White House sent JD Vance back to the state, and he was a disaster.
- House Republicans are now worried that House seats in districts that Donald Trump carried by double digits look doomed as the party could be facing a catastrophic wipeout.
- Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers met in a US Senate debate in Michigan that was off the charts ugly, but El-Sayed won because he tied Rogers to Trump and talked about issues that matter.
- Donald Trump is livid about how the midterm election is going, but Republican operatives say Trump’s rallies aren’t helping and the ads he is running suck.
- Former President Barack Obama has been out of office for nearly a decade, but this fact didn’t stop Trump Energy Secretary Chris Wright from blaming the ex-president for high diesel prices.
- While talking to reporters, Trump was asked about possibly getting impeached again, and the president threatened that he could still go after Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden.
POLITICO
POLITICO is the global authority on the intersection of politics, policy, and power. It is the most robust news operation and information service in the world, specializing in politics and policy, which informs the most influential audience in the world with insight, edge, and authority. Founded in 2007, POLITICO has grown into a team of 700 professionals working across North America, with more than half of its staff dedicated to editorial roles. POLITICO Europe, its seven-year-old European edition, has grown to nearly 200 employees. In October 2021, POLITICO was acquired by and is a subsidiary of Axel Springer SE.
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National Coalition For Dialogue & Deliberation
Bringing people together across divides to tackle today’s toughest challenges
Recommended by: Bob B. – “(NCDD), a nonprofit membership organization that maintains a database of collaborative organizations around the world.”
What We’re All About
The National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation (NCDD) is a network of innovators who bring people together across divides to discuss, decide, and take action together effectively on today’s toughest issues. NCDD serves as a gathering place, a resource center, a news source, and a facilitative leader for this vital community of practice.
Dialogue and deliberation are innovative processes that help people come together across differences to tackle our most challenging problems. In a time when we are increasingly told how divided we are in so many ways in our nation and in our world, teaching, spreading, and supporting the skills of dialogue and deliberation are vital.
The NCDD website is a clearinghouse for literally thousands of resources and best practices, and our highly participatory national and regional conferences have brought together more nearly 3,000 practitioners, community leaders, public administrators, researchers, activists, teachers and students since 2002. We keep in touch monthly with 28,000 people involved in public engagement and conflict resolution work.
Above all, NCDD provides opportunities for members of the broadly-defined dialogue and deliberation (“D&D”) community to share knowledge, inspire one another, build collaborative relationships, and have a greater collective impact.
Below you’ll find our contact info, mission, details about our membership, and more. You can also read the full story of NCDD’s beginnings and learn about the NCDD team. And, of course, if this resonates with you, please consider becoming a member or making a donation to NCDD!
Why did the Coalition form?
NCDD exists to support the growing “dialogue and deliberation community” — a broadly-defined community of practice involving practitioners, scholars, activists, public officials, nonprofit leaders, process geeks, students, and others who engage and mobilize people to come together and strengthen understanding of each other and issues in ways that supports community-building and collaborative problem-solving.NCDD was formed in 2002 in response to a clear need for an infrastructure for learning and collaboration among those who approach D&D from a variety of disciplines, including public policy, social work, communication, education, social justice, social activism, and organizational development. The Coalition was a result of the first National Conference on Dialogue & Deliberation, held near Washington, DC in October 2002.
NCDD is an educational organization and a Community of Practice. Communities of practice are formed by people who engage in a process of collective learning in a shared domain or topic area. In other words, communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly.
Our members make up the core of our community of practice. As of January 2021, the Coalition’s membership has grown to include 700 organizations and individuals. Our website visitors, social media group members, conference attendees, and over
28,000 newsletter subscribers are also part of this ever-growing community of practice.
https://www.ncdd.org/
Talking Points Memo
TALKING POINTS MEMO (TPM) is an independent news organization that publishes reporting and analysis about American politics, public policy and political culture.
We devote extensive resources to critical policy stories, like the decade-long GOP effort to repeal Obamacare, voter suppression, and the more recent push to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census.
We keep close tabs on the political fringe — militias, white nationalists, conspiracy theorists and more — because we believe they are greater drivers of American politics than mainstream news coverage allows.
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- Yet another update on the running AI discussion. Here’s an interview Ezra Klein did with a guy named David Robinson….
- This is an update to my post from Tuesday about the “existential risk” panic. A good friend of mine reached…
IndyBay.org
This is a good independent source for news around the SF Bay area. It lists some upcoming events. Mostly, it has current news and past events.
Scroll to the bottom of any page to see the selections for defining the different interest areas: Regions, Topics, International, and More.
For example, the “Peninsula” region will show you events and articles for the Peninsula area. https://www.indybay.org/peninsula/
From “What is Indybay?”
Indybay is an open-publishing website for social justice news. That means you can directly Publish your own stories in your own words, unfiltered by the corporate media. You are encouraged to include your own photographs, video, audio, and/or PDFs in your posts. We do not require that you have any formal writing, multimedia, or reporting experience, only that you have a story to tell.
Indybay maintains a popular Calendar, too, so if you are organizing an upcoming event, feel free to Add Your Event to Indybay’s calendar.
Indybay news stories primarily focus on issues facing Northern California, specifically the San Francisco Bay and Monterey Bay areas, however we accept stories published from across the U.S. and all over the world.
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Peninsula Peace & Justice Center
About Us
Our active and vital program is unmatched by any other organization of similar size. We have the ear of our elected representatives, the attention of the media, and the support of thousands of local residents. That’s a formula for grassroots success.
amy-vidcapPPJC has a well-deserved reputation for presenting some of the world’s finest progressive speakers. We offer a free monthly forum on a wide variety of issues – broadcast live on local TV – and host visiting activists from around the globe. Thanks to PPJC, internationally known speakers like Noam Chomsky, Amy Goodman, and Robert Fisk make sure the Peninsula is a stop on their speaking tours.
With our popular website and email alert list, we keep thousands of people informed of urgent actions, upcoming events, and alternative information and opinions. PeaceandJustice.org features streaming videos of great speakers, over 10,000 archived articles, a community calendar, petitions and more.
We believe democracy occurs every day – when people actively participate in the great decisions facing our country and world. When times call for it, we organize demonstrations (including the largest peace demonstration in the history of the Peninsula), petition campaigns, and vigils. We sponsor Congressional call-in days and meet with our elected representatives. In other words, we use all the tools in the grassroots activist toolbox.
It all adds up to effective grassroots action with a local face.
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- Confused about the fourteen propositions on this year's ballot? Help is here! The post Ballot Guide 2026 appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- PROMOTE FAIR TRADE | REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT | ENJOY FREE FOOD AND BEVERAGES | HAVE FUN! The post Peace & Social Justice Harvest Fair 2026 appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- Zoom Webinar • Advance Registration Required Every day brings new headlines about settler violence against West Bank Palestinians, violence that is often ignored or actively abetted by Israeli military forces. […] The post Zoom Presentation: Eyewitness West Bank appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- Cindy Cohn has devoted her life to the fight for digital rights. She’s tangled with federal officials to keep our online conversations secure from the government's prying eyes… The post Webinar: Confronting the Surveillance State with Cindy Cohn appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- “ICE has been ordered to round up nurses, home health aides, factory workers, teachers, students, and thousands of others who have been living and working here legally for years; who’ve done nothing wrong.” The post ‘Bigotry’ as Government Policy: Trump Orders ICE to Ramp Up Arrests of Haitians appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- The president has made it crystal clear that he’ll say or do anything to hang onto his power, because he knows if he loses that power his entire house of cards collapses. The post Lying, Cheating, Stealing Trump Just Told Us Exactly What He Will Do This November If Democrats Win appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- The merger would connect the US and Israeli militaries in unprecedented ways and make it exceedingly difficult for any future president to unwind this partnership with a foreign government, no matter what public opinion says. The post How Section 219, the US-Israel Military Merger, Would Thwart American Democracy appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- “Trump is getting Americans coming and going. He’s forcing higher power bills on them by blocking clean energy, then he’s fattening the wallets of his cronies." The post Trump Accused of ‘Mugging’ Americans as War on Clean Energy Set to Cost US Economy $55 Billion a Year appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- Federal agents flood our neighborhoods; a poorly trained, gun-happy immigration agent kills someone; the administration alleges, without evidence, that the victim was responsible; no proper investigation is conducted; no one is held accountable. Rinse and repeat. The post ICE Kills, DHS Lies: The New Normal of Trump’s America appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- Republicans said SNAP reforms would ensure it works for the “most vulnerable among us, including children." But nearly a year after the measure was signed into law, the number of children receiving food assistance has plummeted by at least 776,000. The post More Than 770,000 Children Are No Longer Receiving SNAP Benefits After Trump Changes Federal Food Program appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.