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You’re an Organizer / Mobilizer!

You see the injustice and inequality in the world and immediately springs right into action.

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Superpowers: Building Relationships, Leadership, Event Planning

Instead of getting hung up over an issue, you are motivated to fix it right away. The Organizer/Mobilizer’s main goal is to help build sustainable methods that work in creating stronger and stabler communities.

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How a Bill Becomes a Law Guide

Learn how YOU can participate in policymaking.

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Advocacy Guides

Browse the full range of Advocacy topics to help you take action.

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Civic Actions for Organizers / Mobilizers

Strengthen Your Mobilizer / Organizer Skills

Advocate and Volunteer

Help out at your community center, get out the vote, support political campaigns, or champion causes you care about. With Mobilize.Us, discover events in your area hosted by organizations and groups working on various issues. Attend, learn more about an issue, and build your network!

Map Out Resources and Stakeholders in Your Community

Is there an issue in your neighborhood that you want to fix? Strategize how to bring people to support the cause–creating change takes community. With this toolkit by MITRE, map out the stakeholders in your community to identify who you need to engage to get the work done!

Start Your Own Project 

Ioby is a crowd-funding platform that helps local leaders, or anyone with an idea, construct a project of their own in order to achieve change within their communities. It is a great opportunity for mobilizers to address a local problem and galvanize support around a potential solution. Create your own project or support local-led community change and browse projects and consider volunteering or donating!

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Upcoming Events

March 14, 2025
Partner Events
Media Detectives Crack the Case of Click Clack Moo!
Developing media literacy and critical thinking skills are essential – and possible – in elementary school when you meet kids where they are. Using the children’s classic Click Clack Moo, Cows that Type, this fun elementary classroom game involves children working together to find clues and recognize misinformation in media sources. While in this inquiry process they must think critically – read, share and analyze findings – to solve the mystery: exactly how did those cows learn to type? Register to gain access here.Created by Inquiring Minds Institute’s student Think Tank, Brooklyn, NY.This event is part of New York Civic Learning Week 2025, hosted by the Center for Educational Equity within the Teachers College of Columbia University. For more information and to register for the online events, click here. 
March 14, 2025
Government Events
Info Session: NYC Commission on Gender Equity and NYC Commission on Human Rights
Join the NYC Commission on Gender Equity and the NYC Commission on Human Rights at the Brooklyn Public Library Central location. New Yorkers can learn about available resources, including Menopause at Work, the End Street Harassment resource guide, the Gender-Based Violence Toolkit, and know your rights information for workers, immigrants, housing, and the NYC Human Rights Law.
March 17, 2025
Partner Events
Weaving stories from the margins: women’s movements against violence
WEAVE Collective is thrilled to invite you to an inspiring event bringing together researchers and activists from Australia, India, South Africa, and Nicaragua. Together, we will launch a groundbreaking website showcasing research on historic patterns of violence and resistance in these countries. Dive into rich insights and reflections on how feminist movements have driven change and continue to address violence against women and girls (VAWG) at local, national, and global levels. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with policymakers, donors, government leaders, and activists shaping the future of gender justice. Join the conversation and be part of the movement!Register here. 
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