According to Heather Cox Richardson, more than 8 million people attended a No Kings Day event across the US on Saturday, October 18th. At No Kings events here in California,
We’re moving into the critical final phase of calling Democratic voters who often skip midterm voting. We need every single volunteer to participate in getting out the vote!
Don’t miss your role in history! Every one of us can help tip the balance to save our democracy.
The 2022 Legislative session concluded on August 31, and all of the tweets, posts, phone calls, emails, and texts that you made to the California Legislature made a big difference!
Help us up our Go Green Vote Blue phone bank game—15,000 calls to voters in one week!
“We have plenty of reason to be hopeful but no reason to be complacent.” – Robert Hubbell
Our work for climate action, equity, and democracy occurs on many fronts. Help keep it Blue in 2022.
350 Bay Area Action is gratified that the Senate has finally produced a bill containing provisions that will help to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that are responsible for the climate crisis.
Natural carbon sequestration doesn’t always get the attention or appreciation that it deserves.
Letters to the Editor (or LTEs) are great opportunities to make our voices heard on climate, and decision-makers in Sacramento are particularly attuned to constituent opinions in their hometown papers. That’s why 350 Bay Area Action volunteers have been turning
The month of July is the “Legislative Recess” in the California Legislature. Much like the seventh-inning stretch in a game of baseball, it’s a chance for one last deep breath before the excitement of the final innings. Here are a
How You and I Can Influence The November Election: An Interview With Andre Charles, Activate America’s Political and Data Director This month, Go Green Vote Blue (GGVB) is targeting Will Rollins, candidate for US Congress in California, and Senate candidate
Due to the hard work by our dedicated volunteers – AND ALL OF YOU! – and thanks to your hundreds of emails, letters, and phone calls to our legislators and legislative visits with legislators and their staff, all of our
