Jeanne,

These first 100 days will set the tone for the rest of Biden’s first term. From Covid relief to immigration and housing reform, now is the time to push for the transformative change our communities deserve. The Frontline has a plan for our communities to win big.

Join us for our first two organizing drives:

• “On the Frontline” Mass Calls. Every Wednesday at 8:00 PM ET between now and the end of April we will be hosting the “On the Frontline” mass organizing calls. These calls are the place to get the latest updates on the critical organizing happening around the country and get the latest scoop on what’s going on in DC. We will train you on how to take action in your district, learn about urgent issues impacting our communities, and hear from amazing movement leaders. We will do training, political education, and hear from amazing movement leaders. Sign up for those calls here.

• Frontline Defender Congressional Recess Actions. Towards mid-March, congress will be going on it’s annual spring recess. This is a great opportunity to put pressure on your local congresspeople to support important bills going through Congress. We want to support you and your squad in organizing powerful Covid safe actions in your district. We have an agenda to move and no one in Congress – on either side of the aisle – is going to stop us when we turn up the pressure. Sign up to participate here.

The Frontline is committed to passing federal legislation to strengthen our democracy, build a new economy to address inequality and racism, protect immigrants, and build a sustainable future to support our communities which have been continuously underfunded while still being devastated by Covid-19. The more victories we rack up in these first few months, the stronger our movements will be in the years to come.

In Solidarity,

The Frontline

PS: Help us meet our goal of 10,000 #PostcardsToBiden – send one today to show what you want to see in the first 100 days.

The Frontline is a new campaign of Movement for Black Lives Electoral Justice Project and the Working Families Party.Paid for by Working Families Organization, the Working Families Party, and by the Movement for Black Lives Electoral Justice Project, a project of Tides Advocacy, not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.

 

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