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• TODAY: Democracy Happy Hour @ 5 pm PT/8 pm ET -  Building Women's Political Power through Democracy Reform  with Alissa Bombardier Shaw from RepresentWomen
John Lewis: Good Trouble Film Screening - April 28th @ 4 pm PT/7 pm ET - Details below!
Spring 2024 Online Auction is NOW underway!

Democracy Happy Hour TODAY @ 5 pm PT/8 pm ET via Zoom!

Grab a drink and come hear about the latest democracy news, ongoing efforts to fix democracy, and actions you can take at our weekly Democracy Happy Hour, Wednesdays @ 5 pm PT/8 pm ET. This is an online virtual event via Zoom.

Today's topic for April 24, 2024:

Building Women's Political Power through Democracy Reform 

with Alissa Bombardier Shaw from RepresentWomen

At RepresentWomen, they imagine a healthy 21st century democracy with gender-balanced representation in elected and appointed positions, at every level of government.

To achieve this, they are committed to researching, understanding, and then championing the evidence-based solutions that break down structural barriers to women’s political leadership. 

Upcoming Topics:

 
Sunday, April 28th @ 4 pm PT/7 pm ET

Join Meaningful Movies Project and Fix Democracy First for a special online screening of John Lewis: Good Trouble on April 28th at 4 pm PT/7 pm ET!

View the trailer HERE.

John Lewis: Good Trouble is a documentary film that provides an intimate glimpse into the extraordinary life and enduring legacy of legendary U.S. Representative John Lewis.

Spanning over six decades of remarkable activism, the film portrays Lewis's evolution from a bold teenager at the forefront of the Civil Rights movement to a formidable legislative force. It begins with Lewis's courageous plea to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for assistance in integrating a segregated school in his hometown of Troy, Alabama, a pivotal moment that cemented their close bond. From organizing Freedom Rides amidst violence and imprisonment to standing steadfastly at the forefront of historic marches in Washington and Selma, Lewis displayed resilience and determination.

Throughout his journey, he championed the spirit of "good trouble," inspiring fellow Americans to confront injustice fearlessly. As the film chronicles Lewis's unparalleled commitment to justice and equality until his passing on July 17, 2020, it underscores his enduring message of hope and perseverance.

Also join us for a very special panel discussion after the film with:

 
Our Spring 2024 Online Auction is NOW underway!

Fix Democracy First's annual Spring 2024 Online Auction is now live until Saturday, May 4th @ 9 pm PT/12 am ET.

There are so many great items to bid on, including trips to location all over the world, tickets to various shows and venues, great books, food & drink items, and much more!

See all items available @ fdfef.winningbidder.com

All proceeds will go to our Fix Democracy First Education Fund to help fund our youth action civics project. Winning bids are all tax-deductible. 

Bid on these great items to our civic education & engagement work!

 

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