Bringing our collective brilliance to public decision-making
Far too often, choices that intimately affect us all — from how we fund schools and parks, to how we prevent crime and repair harm, to what protections we have at work — are made behind closed doors. Corporations write campaign checks and hire expensive lobbyists to skew laws in their favor, excluding those with lived experience from having a real say in our future.
We’re transforming how we govern on our home turf — our towns, cities, and counties — so decisions reflect the needs and voices of poor, BIPOC, and gender-oppressed people.