Anna Galland
@annagalland
Organizer, organization-builder, strategist. Previously Executive Director of @MoveOn Civic Action & fellow @UChipolitics. Mostly off Twitter.
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Chicago! On 5/8, New Press author Amanda Freeman will be discussing Getting Me Cheap: How Low Wage Work Traps Women and Girls in Poverty along with Anna Galland at Seminary Co-op: semcoop.com/event/amanda-f…
Don't overlook this: At least 4 of the 5 swing states that decided 2020 won't have election-denying governors or secretaries of state. It may soon be 5. That's a huge step toward averting a 2024 crisis. Voters put MAGA authoritarianism on the defensive.
washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/…
.Chris Hayes on what Dems mean by 'democracy is on the ballot':
'What they're really saying is, ‘If you don't elect us this time, if you don't keep them out of power, you may never be able to elect us again.’ Or in short, ‘Vote to preserve your right to throw the bums out.’'
Those looking to deeply understand our democracy crisis, potential responses, and what possible futures await us, should absolutely read this excellent analysis by Rachel Kleinfeld carnegieendowment.org/2022/09/15/fiv…
Happy 15th anniversary to an org I love, Domestic Workers. Winning respect, recognition, & labor power for all care workers — and so often leading the charge in cross-movement work to renew our democracy & transform our economy for the common good. ♥️
Here's how Anna Galland and I are feeling going into the weekend! 🥳 link.medium.com/8e7r13cUfsb
Tomorrow, after years of advocacy by Americans working to improve our mental health system, 988 will become our new nationwide number for suicide prevention, mental health and substance use crises. Call or text 988 for a trained counselor who can provide support. #988Lifeline
For folks who think that the effort to #ExpandTheCourt is radical - it’s actually the *least* radical thing we could do right now. We’re talking about passing a piece of legislation to set the size of the court as contemplated in the constitution. It’s literally Congress’s job.