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Taking Action is Easier Than You Think
The Erath Democratic Party wants to help you get involved at a pace and level that works best for your hectic lifestyle. Whether you're logging in to watch a meeting or showing up for an event, we're happy you're interested in our group. Below are several ways for you to participate.
Quick Actions
Contact your Members of Congress and state/local officials - it's as easy as 1-2-3 with these apps...
Contact your Members of Congress and state/local officials - it's as easy as 1-2-3 with these apps...
Monthly MeetingsPencil us in for the second Tuesdays of the month at 6pm. We meet at Wellington State Bank's Meeting Room located at 2895 Sen. Robert J Glasgow Loop (formerly NW Loop) in Stephenville between McCoy’s and the North Loop Fire Station.
Special Events
Keep an eye on our calendar or Facebook Group for special events here in Texas.
VolunteerThere's always something going on! From networking to protesting, we're always needing volunteers to help and participate.
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Facebook GroupThere are more Democrats in Erath County than you might realize! Get to know your neighbors in our Facebook Group.
NewsletterRecapping our activity for the previous month, our Newsletter shares our highlights and current needs.
Donate
We're appreciate of all the ways you can give of your time, effort, and money.
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Explore Other Actions and Mobilization Efforts
Activism Takes Many Forms
adapted from @chantellym
Not all activism looks like a protest sign or a podium. Many of our most impactful people are doing invisible, quiet, but deeply strategic work every day.
Did you know you can help by...
adapted from @chantellym
Not all activism looks like a protest sign or a podium. Many of our most impactful people are doing invisible, quiet, but deeply strategic work every day.
Did you know you can help by...
- marching
- sharing flyers, blog posts, and social posts
- managing data
- running networks, 501c organizations
- moderating meetings and groups
- writing letters and postcards
- making phone calls to elected officials
- running for office
- supporting political campaigns
- making art, music, film - telling our stories and our truths
- organizing mutual aid
- holding space for healing
- advocating through policy, law, and legislative work
- teaching about government and policy
- strategizing building power online and off
- faith-based organizing
- youth mentoring
- sharing what you discover along the way with your friends, family, co-workers, and neighbors
- tending to the soul of the movement - doing the emotional, spiritual, and care work that holds us together
