
The U.S. Constitution: Making the Case for Protecting Our Rights
Imagine waking up one day and realizing the rules that protect you no longer apply. Unfortunately, no imagination is necessary because we are living in that reality. A reality where many elected officials have lost sight of what the Constitution stands for. A reality that leaves us questioning whether they’ve even read this sacred document, understand the depth it holds, and what is at stake. Does the law even matter to our current administration? It seems that our leaders are focused on their own self-interest, without a single regard for people like you and me. This is not the America I fought for, and this is not the America you deserve.

Grassroots Organizing: A Moral Imperative
The Civil Rights Movement, Suffrage, the Farm Workers Movement, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the MeToo Movement, and Occupy Wall Street. These movements all have one thing in common: they started with ordinary people. Ordinary people who decided that enough was enough. Ordinary people who decided that they had the power to change the world. Ordinary people who rose to the challenge of their time. Ordinary people just like you. These movements teach us that each of us has the power to create change by simply showing up for a cause and communicating with our community.