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December 2024 NEWSLETTER

Looking back at 2024, building community

Fuel the Fight

Introduction

As the year winds down and we look forward to a well-earned winter break, we invite you to take a look back at what we accomplished together in 2024, despite formidable challenges. Our end-of-year video message reminds us that we built connections among different communities across the country, mobilizing people to engage in our democracy and fight for family-supporting policies.

In 2025, we will remain focused on our vision of an inclusive society where everyone can flourish. Messages of fear and hate are not a long-term foundation for a thriving society. We know what a thriving society needs—it’s in our name: Community. 

Through community organizing and collective action, we are building the power necessary to block the worst excesses of the incoming administration and build a strong, multi-racial democracy.

We wish you a peaceful holiday season filled with the love and support of friends and family. And we look forward to working with you with renewed determination in the new year!

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Before You Go

  • In “Can Democrats Get Their Voters Off the Couch?,” Community Change Action Co-president Dorian Warren says that, to overcome cynicism and disillusionment in the party’s base, Democrats must address issues such as economic inequality and systemic racism while investing in long-term relationships with grassroots organizations that can mobilize key voter groups. 
  • Read about how Childcare Changemaker BriTanya Brown helped get two ballot measures for childcare funding passed in Texas, in “With high U.S. childcare costs, local voters fill funding gap.” With federal pandemic-era support for child care over, local solutions are becoming increasingly important. Photo credit: 2902 Media
  • ChangeWire Fellow Deborah Coffy profiles three mutual aid organizations in Central Florida that are bucking the trend of division and isolation by meeting people’s material needs and bringing communities together.

 

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