Voices From the Frontlines: What Organizers Need in 2022
In March 2022, re:power launched our 2022 Organizer Survey in partnership with Analyst Institute. Our goal was to survey organizers spanning the progressive sector to understand their short and long term challenges and needs. We were particularly interested in understanding the needs of BIPOC organizers. Continue reading
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Future Coalition
Throughout 2021, re:power partnered with Future Coalition to train nearly 1000 participants across 7 unique training series geared toward developing new youth organizers in the fight for climate justice. Continue reading
By Team re:power December 20, 2021Democracy Alliance—New American Majority Action Fund
In 2020, we partnered with the New American Majority (NAM) Action Fund to train 30 of their grantees across 11 electoral battleground states on digital organizing and infrastructure. Continue reading
By Team re:power October 1, 2021
Alumni Spotlight: Cassy Jones-McBryde
re:power alum Cassy Jones-McBryde is the Black Organizing Program Manager with Planned Parenthood of Michigan. Continue reading
By Team re:power April 28, 2021
Alumni Spotlight: Kristerfer Burnett
Kristerfer Burnett is a City Councilman in Baltimore and an alum of our Progressive Governance Academy. Continue reading
By Team re:power February 1, 2021Planned Parenthood Federation of America & Center for Working Families Fund
In 2020, re:power Fund (our c3 entity) and our partners Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) and the Center for Working Families Fund (CWFF) received a collaborative grant to support the work of BIPOC Women, Femmes, and GNC folks across the country, and more specifically the South. Continue reading
By Zhenqi Ong December 30, 2020State Infrastructure Fund
In 2020, re:power Fund partnered with the State Infrastructure Fund (SIF) to train 88 grantees, across 30 states, on digital organizing and civic engagement. Continue reading
By Kavita Khandekar Chopra December 1, 2020re:power’s training programs provide spaces not just for building skills but also for connection and community.
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