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Piedmont Rising launches an Organizing Fellows Program to support leaders throughout NC who are helping to shape public engagement in their communities.
Read MoreIndivisible AVL launches year-long voter engagement campaign with two events this fall, a Nov 5 training in deep canvassing and the first monthly voter outreach Dec 8.
Read MoreIndivisible Asheville/WNC (“Indivisible AVL”) has received a mini-grant from America Votes to support our non-partisan canvassing kickoff project in November…
Read MoreNote: Our friends at Progress NC Action summarized last week’s redistricting decision so clearly we decided to reprint it here.…
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Tell Tillis to Vote NO on Radical Judicial Nominee Steven Menashi
| Actions, Judicial Nominees
Sen. Thom Tillis of NC, on the Senate Judiciary Committee, should oppose Trump's extremist judicial nominee Steven Menashi.
Read More Reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act
| Actions, VAWA, Violence Against Women Act, Women's Rights
Call Senators Burr and Tillis and urge them to support the 2019 renewal of the Violence Against Women Act.
Read More Spread the Word: We’re Hiring!
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Indivisible AVL has been awarded nonprofit grant funding for a short-term Volunteer Coordinator position, to run from now through December 15, 2019. Please read and share the Volunteer Coordinator Job Description here and help us find the right person for this important work. We have extended the application deadline to Friday, October 18. You can…
Read More End the Duke Monopoly
| Actions, Center for Biodiversity, Duke Energy, Energy Justice NC, Environment
Become a leader in the campaign to end the Duke monopoly! Join Energy Justice NC’s video meetup on Monday, October 14 at 7 pm, and find out how to influence the political process that allows Duke Energy to raise rates while limiting renewable energy and poisoning our communities. Webinar hosted by the Center for Biological…
Read More Uphold Budget Veto
| Actions, Community, Medicaid expansion, Progress NC, Racial Justice
Contact NC Senate Democrats who may be wavering on supporting Gov. Cooper's veto of the budget.
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