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.

Join us on Friday, July 24, at 6:30 PM at a west-side brewery to discuss the documentary God & Country, as part of WDDP's Movies for the Movement series. Featuring prominent Christian thought leaders, “God & Country” asks: What happens when a faith built on love, sacrifice, and forgiveness grows political tentacles, conflating power, money, and belief into hyper-nationalism? Movies for the Movement builds community and sparks learning about fascism and authoritarianism, resistance-building, and safeguarding democracy through film. This event is open to WDDP members and non-members alike. Take this unique opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired — RSVP now to secure your spot!

Join us on Friday, June 26, at 6:30 PM at a local park for a potluck and discussion of the film Selma, as part of WDDP's Movies for the Movement series. Selma (2014) follows Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s campaign for voting rights, highlighting nonviolent protest and coalition building. Movies for the Movement builds community and sparks learning about fascism and authoritarianism, resistance-building, and safeguarding democracy through film. This event is open to WDDP members and non-members alike. Don’t miss your chance to connect, learn, and be inspired—RSVP today and help shape the conversation for change!

Join the Western Dane Democracy Project for our Gubernatorial Candidate Series, giving you real access to candidates who will be in the Democratic primary for governor: one candidate per session, one full hour each. No debates. No sound bites. No crosstalk. Just focused conversation with the people who want to lead our state. Our May 28 forum will feature State Senator Kelda Roys. Each session includes a 15-minute candidate introduction followed by 45 minutes of facilitated Q&A, including a standard set of 3-5 questions to ensure comparability across candidates. Show up, ask what matters, and help shape the direction of our state. RSVP for one session or all of them. Space is limited!

Join the Western Dane Democracy Project for our Gubernatorial Candidate Series, giving you real access to candidates who will be in the Democratic primary for governor: one candidate per session, one full hour each. No debates. No sound bites. No crosstalk. Just focused conversation with the people who want to lead our state. Our June 18 forum will feature David Crowley, who has served as county executive of Milwaukee County since 2020. Each session includes a 15-minute candidate introduction followed by 45 minutes of facilitated Q&A, including a standard set of 3-5 questions to ensure comparability across candidates. Show up, ask what matters, and help shape the direction of our state. RSVP for one session or all of them. Space is limited!

Join the Western Dane Democracy Project for our Gubernatorial Candidate Series, giving you real access to candidates who will be in the Democratic primary for governor: one candidate per session, one full hour each. No debates. No sound bites. No crosstalk. Just focused conversation with the people who want to lead our state. Our June 10 forum will feature Missy Hughes, a former executive with Organic Valley who was later appointed by Governor Tony Evers to lead Wisconsin’s Economic Development Corporation. Each session includes a 15-minute candidate introduction followed by 45 minutes of facilitated Q&A, including a standard set of 3-5 questions to ensure comparability across candidates. Show up, ask what matters, and help shape the direction of our state. RSVP for one session or all of them. Space is limited!