The Safety & Dignity Act, modeled after Westchester County's landmark law, would protect immigrant residents by requiring judicial warrants and enforcing due process. It's not on the agenda yet, but that's exactly why we need to show up and keep speaking. Every voice at public comment counts.

Nearly 50 Indivisible chapters across NYS, including ours, have signed on in support of NY4All, a bill that would end collusion between local law enforcement and ICE. The window to make our voices heard is closing. Call your state reps now.

LHV DSA is leading the charge for childcare funding and taxing the wealthy. Use their action tool to email your state legislators directly - it takes 60 seconds. Then stay connected: follow their work, attend events, or join the chapter.

The proposed AI data center didn't move forward at the March 25 town board meeting, but the fight isn't over. Follow Food & Water Watch to stay current on every development. We can't go silent now.

Food Not Bombs Nyack is on the ground every week making sure neighbors have food. They need your help: money, time, or both. Venmo them directly, follow on Instagram, or DM to get involved.

Plus One for America is building community one conversation at a time. Sign up to host or join one of 57 dinners, or get in on Civic Action Bingo and make local engagement a little more fun.

ROOTS is launching a Social Justice Film Festival in May covering racism, gun violence, school segregation, immigrant detention, and environmental injustice. Tickets going fast. Community organizing training starts late June. Spaces are limited.