Welcome to the Democracy Movement!

Here Democracy Movement activists and newcomers alike can stay up-to-date, get inspired, make connections, and discover powerful ways to take action.

The Democracy Movement is coming to life as more and more Americans–across issue passions from poverty to the environment–realize that getting money out of politics, ensuring the right to vote, and that all votes carry equal weight, are essential: We can’t make real progress without real democracy.

Of course, such profound change can’t happen overnight, but the bold actions of an inclusive, compelling, and powerful Democracy Movement are achieving step-by-step gains.

Current Campaigns

Stand up with everyday people in your local communities to expand democracy. You get involved today in a campaign in your start or ignite your own democracy reform by mobilizing people to take steps to make sure democracy works for all.

Have a Campaign to Share?

To build power and momentum strong enough to create historic change, a social movement must be conscious of itself and visible to others. To succeed, we each must see a welcoming place for ourselves in the potentially transformative Democracy Movement. So in this Field Guide, we strive to make connection easy and to generate excitement about the vast scope and diverse aspects of the rising Democracy Movement. Courage is contagious. As we connect with others already standing up boldly for democracy, we spark confidence in ourselves and others.

Featured Campaigns

Floridians for Fair Democracy

Americans believe in second chances. We need to make sure that Florida Law does too.

Clean Missouri Initiative

We need a state government that is open and accountable to the people - not beholden to special interests.

Fair Election Prince George’s County (MD)

It's time to amplify the voices of everyday citizens and reduce the influence of large donors!
Prince George's County, MD

Oregon Small Donor

Our government works best when everyone has an equal voice in solving our state’s challenges, and an equal chance to run for office to serve their community.

Daily Actions

Every day is an opportunity to engage in democracy. Call your senator, attend a town hall, register someone to vote--there are endless ways to get involved and have your voice heard. Follow our Daily Action tips for more ideas on how you can engage as a citizen.