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You can start with a small, close-knit group of friends, but we encourage you to think bigger. There are so many people in cities and towns across the country who are currently looking for community and a way to fight back. Your group could be exactly that. Consider talking with the people in your neighborhood who had Harris/Walz signs in their yards this cycle and asking them how they want to stay involved. You could host your first meeting in a public place like a library or a coffee shop, email the invitation to your network, and post about it on social media. Even more effective at reaching new audiences: register it on Mobilize and share the link. You may be surprised and inspired by who shows up! 

Manage The Meeting With A Bias Towards Action

Keep people focused on the ultimate core strategy: using your local constituent power to help in the nationwide fight against MAGA. Other attendees may have other ideas, so affirming their concerns and feelings is essential. But it’s also important to direct everyone’s energy and make sure that the conversation stays focused on developing a group and a plan of action dedicated to this strategy. Many groups follow the internal rule that there will be a call to action at every meeting or event.

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