It’s Your Party: How to Make a Difference in the California Democratic Party
As voters, we have the power–right now–to influence the Party’s direction by electing folks who reflect our values of equity and justice to represent us.
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This IS America
The tools of government will only take us so far when the government itself has long sanctioned violence against our BIPOC communities. To that end, they have been doing exactly the job they were established to do, protect white interests at all costs.
Shopping Safely and Locally in 2020
It’s important that we commit to shopping local and stop Amazon from claiming all of the profits during the holiday season. With Courage, We Can #BlackOutBezos and support #SpotLightLocal!
Change is Not Only Possible, It’s Inevitable
Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a celebratory yet somber time of year. During the first two days of November, families and communities come together to … Continued
Follow the Money
Fight back against election misinformation
Your Power is Your Vote Town Hall Event Highlights California’s Voting Challenges and Changes in a Pandemic
Last week, Courage California Institute launched Your Power is Your Vote initiative to support young people, people of color, and all high potential voters to register and vote, with confidence, … Continued
We Woke, We Vote
The Community’s Guide to the 2020 Election
“Your Power is Your Vote” Launch Includes Virtual Voter Education Town Hall
“Your Power is Your Vote” is Courage California Institute’s new initiative to support young people, people of color, and other high potential voters to register and vote, with confidence, in the general election.
Courage for the People, 2020 and Beyond
We all have a responsibility to do what we can to make an impact in the November election and sustain a movement to continue to strive for freedom. Here’s how you can directly engage in the election and beyond…
Vote Yes on Prop. 17: Free the Vote
With Courage, We Can Free the Vote! Vote yes on Prop. 17 to restore voting rights to formerly incarcerated Californians who have completed their prison term.