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A central part of Ukraine’s successful “Orange Revolution” was the nonviolent occupation of Independence Square in Kyiv, which drew millions of participants. Small and medium-sized businesses provided much of the...

Given their country’s history of Nazism, business leaders in Germany are particularly sensitive to the importance of speaking out against anti-democratic forces. In response to current threats, most notably the...

In response to the rapid deterioration of democracy in Venezuela, the Venezuelan business community, organizing alongside labor and church groups, organized several day-long strikes and marches. While the actions propelled...

After the murder of George Floyd and subsequent Black Lives Matter (BLM) demonstrations, members of the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce (JACC) in Missouri chose to speak out against systemic...

The Check My Ads Institute is using their educational newsletter, Branded, and social media work to bring awareness and demand transparency around the opaque nature of advertising technology (adtech), which...

In 2020, a bipartisan group of Wisconsin business leaders, concerned over unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud during the 2020 election, formed an association to protect voting rights and democratic institutions....

Chief Network Weaver, Julia Roig and Jarvis Williams, Director for Race & Democracy reflect on some of the natural tensions facing the work of organizers at the national and state...

The civil service is simultaneously an incredibly powerful and limited pillar when it comes to movements targeting the government. As the actual implementers of government policy, they have the capacity...

*This article was written by Chief Organizer Maria J. Stephan and was first published on Sojourners, you can access the full article without a paywall here. How Christians can defend and nurture democracy...