If you wanna win, you gotta fight: training for activists
Carter LavinA newsletter to help you improve your activism and win changes! Specifically focused on bikes, transit, traffic violence, and other changes to how people in your community get around. Written by Carter Lavin
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Bulk up your number of supporters
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Climate Activist in Oakland, California who helps organizations and individuals build political power, hone strategy, and win campaigns on the local, regional, and state level.
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