Interested in building fun connections with other members of the community? Sign up for our Tabling Team! We regularly participate in local farmers' markets, fairs, and other community events. All you have to do is show up! And if you're interested in doing more, your creativity to expand our offerings is always welcome. Just fill out this interest form to learn more.

Right now, with concerns about social media polarization, misinformation, and democratic participation, sign brigades represent an old-fashioned but powerful way for ordinary citizens to make their voices heard in public space—reminding people that democracy happens in communities, not just online. They’re particularly important to democracy because they: - Enable direct participation – Anyone can join, regardless of financial resources, making political activism accessible - Build community and momentum – They create solidarity among supporters and can energize campaigns through collective action - Increase visibility – In an era dominated by digital echo chambers, they put political messages directly in front of diverse audiences who might not see them online - Humanize politics – Seeing neighbors advocate in person makes political engagement feel more real and local than algorithmic feeds Signs of Fascism was developed by Port Townsend (WA) Indivisible. WDDP plans to bring this initiative to Wisconsin.

Join us for this 60-minute Zoom to learn about WDDP's mission and work, connect with other democracy defenders, get oriented to WDDP’s initiatives and resources, and discuss ways you can make a meaningful impact in protecting our democracy against rising authoritarianism. Whether you're just joining or looking for fresh ways to get involved, register today!

Join fellow democracy defenders at our April meeting! Whether you've been with us from the start or you're new to the group, join us for an afternoon of action planning, substantive conversation, and community connection. Save the date now—Speaker and topic to be announced soon! Note: Registered participants will receive the exact meeting location by email 24 hours prior to the event.

Join us for our Movies for the Movement film series! The purpose of this series is to use films to build community while learning about fascism and authoritarianism, resistance building, and safeguarding democracy. This monthly series of facilitated film discussions will begin in April, including the following schedule: April: A Bug's Life May: God and Country June: Selma And there will be popcorn. Fill out this form so we can keep you udpated with dates and details!