Signs of Fascism actions are popping up around the nation in response to the current administration's unlawful actions. Citizens are organizing to hold signs that simply and clearly state some known indicators of fascist state activities from the 1930s to the current moment. The purpose of these actions is simple - to alert our fellow citizens, residents, motorists and passers-by about the seriousness of the moment and to spur them to action. Join us on the fourth Tuesday of every month for our evening rush hour protest on the west side of Madison.

Signs of Fascism actions are popping up around the nation in response to the current administration's unlawful actions. Citizens are organizing to hold signs that simply and clearly state some known indicators of fascist state activities from the 1930s to the current moment. The purpose of these actions is simple - to alert our fellow citizens, residents, motorists and passers-by about the seriousness of the moment and to spur them to action. We've got the signs, so all you have to do is just show up on the scheduled date and time to the specific location.

The midterms are coming, September's gathering will feature representatives from organizations that recruit and train election volunteers, with the goal of signing people up on the spot. Before election day, there is the work of building turnout. Voter registration drives bring new people into the process. Phone banking, texting, and canvassing put volunteers in direct contact with voters. Postcards to voters have become a surprisingly effective low-barrier way to participate. On election day itself, there are roles for every comfort level and skill set. Poll workers staff the voting sites and keep the process running. Election observers (both nonpartisan and partisan) monitor the process and document what they see. Poll drivers get voters who otherwise couldn't make it to the polls. Hotline workers field calls from voters and poll workers who run into problems. Translators ensure that language is never a barrier to casting a ballot. The outcome in November will be determined by the work of volunteers like you in this community. This September, let's lay the groundwork for action.

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 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 the Western Dane Democracy Project for casual drinks, food, and conversation. No formal agenda—just an opportunity to meet fellow democracy defenders and build community. All are welcome. Whether you just drop by briefly or can stay the full two hours, bring a friend and join us! RSVPs are requested to help us plan ahead, but drop-ins are welcome.

Join the Western Dane Democracy Project for casual drinks, food, and conversation. No formal agenda—just an opportunity to meet fellow democracy defenders and build community. All are welcome. Whether you just drop by briefly or can stay the full two hours, bring a friend and join us! RSVPs are requested to help us plan ahead, but drop-ins are welcome.