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Making it easier for an individual to find and join an organizing effort will lead to higher numbers of activists involved in local efforts.
Making it easier to start an Action will lead to more spontaneous and organic activity based on community-scale priorities.
People immediately recognize the value in improving their own communities when they see it in action.
Helping people visualize doable volunteer activities will make them more likely to participate.
Organizations working for the good of society demand time. People who care will put in the time.
Ash, 31, ****lives in a rural environment where little goes long way. They know every face within 5 miles. They work a full time job, but live alone and have time for hobbies outside of work. They don't trust politicians. They can see obvious ways the local infrastructure is lacking, but they don't know how to involve themselves.
Talon, ****17, lives in the suburbs, and keeps a close eye on social media. They know thousands of young people. They have a keen understanding of social justice issues, sharing dozens of instagram stories per week. They want to make the world a better place, but can't commit in person or for more than 30 minutes at a time.
Stef, 24, lives in a steel town. They split 1–5 hours per week with a soup kitchen, climate activist group, and registering voters. They will always give what they can for the good of society.
Angel, 67, lives in a quiet neighborhood. They know everyone by name for blocks. They know what they're best at. They aren't interested in wasting energy on debate or planning, and want to show up when there's work to do.
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