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Action Teams.
Most of our chapter's work gets done in small teams. Find one that matches how you want to help — and bring your skills, your time, or just your hands.
How we organize
What's an Action Team?
An Action Team is a small group of members who organize around a specific initiative — voting, communications, postcards, fundraising — or fill a key internal role for the chapter. Teams have:
- A simple mission statement and goals for the year.
- Two facilitators who rotate periodically.
- Regular meetings (frequency up to the team).
- A budget, once they're ready to ask for one.
Don't see a team that fits you? You can propose a new one. Two facilitators, one other member, a charter, and the steering committee says go.
Current teams
Click any team to send us a quick email — we'll connect you with the facilitators.
Vote! Team
Registering voters, providing nonpartisan education, and protecting the right to vote. We table at events and partner with allied groups in key races.
Good for: Folks who enjoy person-to-person organizing.
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Postcard & Letters
Our weekly postcard sessions write to voters, officials, and community members. We supply cards and stamps — bring your friends.
Good for: Anyone who likes a chatty, low-key way to help.
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Honk & Wave / Visibility
Regular peaceful visibility actions at high-traffic corners around Greater Binghamton. We make the signs, you bring the energy.
Good for: People who want to be out in public, making noise.
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Communications
Newsletter, social media, photography, design. Help us reach the next thousand neighbors who haven't heard from us yet.
Good for: Writers, photographers, designers, social-media folks.
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Events & Rallies
Permits, logistics, marshals, music. The crew that turns 'we should do a rally' into 'we did a great rally.'
Good for: Organized people who like a deadline.
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Fundraising
We are 100% volunteer-run. Every dollar pays for stamps, signage, supplies, and event costs. Help us keep the lights on.
Good for: People with grant-writing, events, or sponsorship experience.
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Mutual Aid
Connect with allied organizations, support those most affected by federal policy changes, and coordinate concrete neighborly help.
Good for: Folks already plugged into community service.
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Internal Governance
The team that holds our structure together — facilitator meetings, charters, decision-making, onboarding new teams.
Good for: Folks with org / non-profit / facilitation experience.
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Not sure where you fit?
That's the most common email we get. Reply with what you'd like to do (or what you absolutely don't want to do) and we'll match you to a team.