Organization: Integrity Matters
Democracy is everyone’s business — and small businesses are standing together to protect it. Small businesses can’t afford a government that bends the rules for the well-connected. We need fair competition, equal opportunity, and stability. Integrity Matters works with small businesses to protect the Rule of Law, and defend independent institutions from the Federal Reserve to the Department of Justice.
The Military Needs You To Help Defend It
In this opinion piece for The Fulcrum, Julie Roland, a former Navy Lieutenant Commander who resigned her commission in 2025, argues that the Trump administration is politicizing the military and demanding unquestioning obedience.
Publication: What Voluntary California Carbon Reports Show About Compliance
California businesses are reporting their climate related financial risks in line with global standards. Despite the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit pausing enforcement of CA S.B. 261 in November 2025, more than 130 companies voluntarily reported as of April 2026, offering a view of market practice.
Publication: Being Accountable to Our Grandchildren - Generational Accountability and the ECCC
How can we hold state officials accountable for their crimes -- and ensure lasting justice? Professor Xander Meise uses the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) as a case study, emphasizing victim participation, public outreach, educational programs, and archives.
Publication: Immigration as a Test Case for Executive AI Governance
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is deploying AI in immigration enforcement, which is largely untested, undisclosed, and unreviewed, giving the U.S. a preview of how AI could reshape executive power.
Publication: Accelerating Medical Countermeasure Capabilities
Medical countermeasures have historically taken more than five years to develop and field, a pace that struggles to keep up with evolving threats. This article proposes a Capability Portfolio Management and System of Systems approach to deliver protection to warfighters faster.
Messaging: The Pöster Project - Infographics for Democracy
The Pöster Project helps you visually tell the stories of services Americans have lost due to massive budget cuts that have been proposed or enacted to the federal budget.
Organization: Netroots Nation
Netroots Nation is a non-profit organization that provides trainings, resources and connection opportunities to help progressive activists create a more just world.
Video: How Netroots Nation Can Turn Progressive Energy Into Power
Progressives win the policy argument but must win the messaging war. Executive Director Anthony Robinson explains how Netroots Nation can help build the next movement.
Organization: The Chamberlain Network
The Chamberlain Network is building a future where veterans, as trusted messengers, unite communities, ensuring the principles of democracy are resilient against all threats and cherished by every citizen.
Report: ACLU documents ICE civil rights violations
This ACLU research report, Agents of Chaos and Cruelty, documents widespread civil rights violations carried out by immigration agents during the first year of President Trump’s second term.
Newsletter: On Offense
A free newsletter that shares investigative insights and strategies to help Americans fight authoritarianism and extremism.
Podcast: Find Out
Find Out isn’t your average political podcast. It’s a no-bullshit discussion between political strategists, a combat veteran, digital organizers, and unapologetic progressives who are done playing defense.
Organization: Task Force Butler
Dealing with extremism in your community? Veteran-led nonprofit Task Force Butler is dedicated to upholding democratic values and countering the rise of authoritarianism.
Our Generals Have No Confidence in Hegseth
In August, four top military commanders registered “non-concurs” on extending Iran war operations, in a classified briefing. All warned that the effort is unsustainable and erodes readiness for potential wars in the future. Clymer explains the significance of their dissention.
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