From No Kings Day to Nationwide Action — Let’s Build the Pressure

Thank you again for being part of No Kings Day 3.

Across the country — in big cities and small towns alike — people stepped into the streets, into public squares, into community spaces… and into something bigger than themselves.

Strangers became allies.
Conversations turned into clarity.
And a shared feeling rippled through it all:

We are not alone — and we are not powerless.

Now the question is: how do we turn that moment into momentum?

More than 8 million people came together across the country in what is being recognized as the largest single-day nonviolent protest in modern American history — surpassing October’s protests by more than one million participants. What an incredible day!

More than 3,300 communities participated, including 600 new locations in mostly rural, red communities. Over 200,000 people attended the flagship event in the Twin Cities.

But what mattered even more than the number was what people were saying, feeling, and realizing:

That the crises we face are not separate.
That the system is not broken by accident.
And that real change requires us to go deeper — to the root.

The energy, the clarity, the urgency — it was all there.
People are ready to challenge concentrated power in all its forms.

🔥 The Next Phase: Build It Locally — Scale It Nationally

We’re launching a nationwide volunteer push to take the next strategic step:

👉 Win endorsements for the We the People Amendment at the local level
👉 Through key grassroots networks like 50501 and Indivisible groups
👉 And build toward a coordinated national Ask

This is how we shift from protest → to power.

🎯 What We’re Asking You To Do

Over the next 4–8 weeks, we’re asking volunteers across the country to:

Connect with local groups

Reach out to nearby 50501 groups and Indivisible chapters
Attend meetings, introduce yourself, and bring the conversation

Make the case

Frame the root cause: corporate rule + money in politics
Show how the We the People Amendment addresses it directly
Position this as a shared solution across movements

Secure endorsements

Ask groups to formally endorse the amendment
Collect statements, logos, and commitments to support

Report back + build momentum

We’ll track endorsements nationwide
Highlight wins
And use this to build toward a national coordinated push

💥 Why This Matters

We are not just trying to “raise awareness.”

We are building the conditions where:

National organizations are already aligned
Grassroots groups are already on record
And a national Ask becomes unavoidable

This is how movements win:

Local pressure → National legitimacy → Structural change

🧭 The Strategy

No Kings Day showed the breadth of frustration.

This next phase shows the depth of organization.

If we can activate volunteers nationwide to secure endorsements through trusted networks like 50501 and Indivisible, we:

Plug directly into existing infrastructure
Meet people where they already are
And elevate the root cause narrative across movements

✊ Ready to Step In?

If you’re willing to help lead this effort in your area:

👉 Reply to this email
👉 Or sign up here: www.movetoamend.org/volunteer

We’ll provide:

A simple endorsement toolkit
Talking points + scripts
Tracking + support from our team

🚨 This Is the Work

Not just showing up.
Not just speaking out.

Organizing. Aligning. Building power.

Let’s take what we started on No Kings Day —
and turn it into something that can’t be ignored

In solidarity and fierce determination,

Alfonso, Jessica, Jason, Tara, Cole, Shelly, George, Daniel, Kelsey, Jennie, Keyan, Greg and Katie