Making a better world possible requires us to focus our energy on an alternative vision for the world and taking steps to create it.

Making a better world possible is a marathon not a sprint and we need to keep moving forward towards a better world.

We must hold onto hope and can look to the past to guide and inspire us.

No matter the result of the election, we need to build power to grow our movements and make a better world possible.

Voting and participation in the election is a key aspect of making a better world possible.

Our society is always evolving and we play a role in shaping the future; we need to keep our focus on taking the next step towards making a better world possible.

We can start building systems of collective care in our community in small and large ways; mutual aid provides a framework for how to build towards making a better world.

Making a better world possible requires that we show up, and keep showing up, to build the partnerships and relationships necessary to make lasting change.

Building trust and connection does not happen by accident, it requires us to be intentional about creating contexts and spaces where we can build human-to-human connections.

We can make a better world possible when we invite people into our cause by using our voices strategically and speaking to the values of the world we want to build.

We cannot make a better world possible unless we pay attention and get involved in decision-making at the local level.

We cannot make a better world possible unless we hold onto hope during challenging times and draw strength and motivation from the life all around us.

We cannot make a better world possible unless we break free from the status quo and imagine new possibilities and alternative paths forward. “What can we imagine for ourselves and the world?” (Mariame Kaba)

A better world is possible and this newsletter will curate new perspectives and concrete tools to build the just and equitable communities we all need.