Our Movement

Empowering change, building tomorrow together

Volunteers at a neighborhood assembly
  • Neighborhood Assemblies

    Neighborhood Assemblies

    Twelve standing assemblies, one per ward, with a fixed share of the district budget to allocate and a published record of every decision.

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    Neighborhood Assemblies
  • Equal Representation

    Equal Representation

    A district where turnout does not depend on which street you live on, and where the register is something the county maintains rather than something you chase.

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    Equal Representation
  • Youth Assembly

    Youth Assembly

    Sixteen schools, one assembly, and a standing seat at the district's education committee — with a vote, not an observer's chair.

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    Youth Assembly
  • Animal Welfare

    Animal Welfare

    A district shelter that is not full, a licensing regime that has teeth, and a published record of every inspection.

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    Animal Welfare
  • Social Justice

    Social Justice

    An independent complaints office, reporting to the council rather than to the departments it reviews.

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    Social Justice
  • Peace and Safety

    Peace and Safety

    Community mediation before enforcement, and a published account of what each approach costs and achieves.

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    Peace and Safety
  • Health and Wellbeing

    Health and Wellbeing

    A walk-in clinic within two miles of every household, starting with the three neighborhoods that currently have none.

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    Health and Wellbeing
  • Civil Rights

    Civil Rights

    A public register of every automated system the district uses to make a decision about a resident — and the right to ask how it decided.

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    Civil Rights
  • Environmental Action

    Environmental Action

    Rooftop solar on every public building by 2032, a funded river clean-up, and quarterly water-quality data anyone can check.

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    Environmental Action

Core Values

Three commitments the campaign is willing to be measured against, written plainly enough that a broken one is obvious.

  • Integrity

    Every donation, every meeting and every vote is published within a week. If we get something wrong, we say so first.

  • Inclusivity

    Materials in four languages, childcare at every town hall, and a step-free venue every time. Turning up should not be the hard part.

  • Innovation

    We test small before we spend big — a pilot block, a single route, one season — and we publish the results either way.