
What You Can Do Now
Join Project 2029
Project 2029 is made up of librarians, engineers, activists, small business owners, organizers, journalists, lawyers, teachers… people like you. Interested in working together?
Fill out your info and we will be in touch shortly.
We can’t wait to hear from you!
Urgent Open Roles
Below are just a few of the roles we’re currently looking to fill, but don’t worry if none of them feel like an exact match. If you're passionate and want to help, we’d love to hear from you.
Every bit of support makes a difference, and there’s a place for everyone here!
-
The Volunteer Coordinator manages incoming volunteers to Project 2029. They develop needed roles within the organization, and match people to the work. You're our human resource role!
Main duties and responsibilities include:
Manage incoming requests via the Project 2029 site or other referrals.
Vet and pass along qualified people to fill roles.
Create and maintain volunteer lists.
Oversee the task books for Project 2029 roles, and more.
-
The Issue Analyst works identifies policy issues and specific policy initiatives. Additionally, the Issue Analyst:
Handles the group's issue identification
Brainstorms ideas
Develops a comprehensive list of policy issues and specific policy proposals.
Main duties and responsibilities include:
Works as a member of the Plans staff.
Develops policies and other products based on those policies, such as legislation.
Facilitates discussions on identified topics.
Works with other Plans staff and members of Project 2029 as it relates to Issue Analysis.
Make a Difference
Here’s what you can do today:
-
Advocate for future-focused, equitable policies.
Pressure key lawmakers directly on urgent legislative priorities (climate action, voting rights, reproductive freedom). An easy, accessible way to do this is by utilizing the 5Calls app.
-
Volunteering or making direct contributions helps pro-democracy and progressive candidates.
-
Strategically donate to groups advocating for democracy, justice, and climate resilience.
Sponsor emergency relief funds to directly aid communities impacted by political or climate crises.
Launch or contribute to crowdfunding initiatives that provide direct funding for advocacy, legal actions, or community support.
Fund legal defense organizations protecting democracy and human rights (ACLU, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Planned Parenthood).
-
Hold media outlets accountable by challenging inaccuracies and demanding responsible coverage.
Actively combat disinformation online by promoting credible, verified information sources.
Amplify solution-focused news and positive stories through your online networks.
-
Create impactful viral content—Social media influences the way folks view the world. The impact it can have should not be underestimated. Videos, infographics, and memes can urgently raise awareness and drive action.
Amplify solution-focused news and positive stories through your online networks.
Write and share hopeful stories about a better future on blogs or social media.
-
Utilizing energy-efficient and renewable technology at home and at work is an easy way to make a positive impact on our environment.
-
While there is no ethical consumption under capitalism, there are ethical alternatives to many products we use at home and at work.
Invest in socially responsible financial products or divest from harmful industries.
-
Prioritize personal wellness and resilience to sustain your activism over time.
Create and share vision boards highlighting your ideal future in 2029.
Engage in continuous learning through courses, webinars, or reading on policy, sustainability, and democracy.
Make a bigger impact:
-
Testify at public hearings and local government meetings to advocate directly for better policies.
Attend and speak at local government and community meetings.
-
Mobilize voters through registration, voter education, and turnout drives.
Establish or join a mutual aid network providing immediate aid to vulnerable communities.
Host local vision circles to build shared hopeful visions for 2029.
Support youth involvement in civics and environmental education through mentorship or donations.
Participate in or organize local cleanup and sustainability events.
Lead or attend educational workshops on civic engagement, sustainability, or democratic resilience.
Participate actively in petitions and advocacy campaigns aligning with sustainability and democracy.
-
Participate in nonviolent civil disobedience actions with groups like Sunrise Movement or Extinction Rebellion.
Join peaceful demonstrations and protests advocating urgent political and social change.
-
Volunteer as a poll worker or election monitor to protect voting integrity.
Volunteer your time with nonprofits addressing social justice, democracy, or sustainability.
Organize or participate in community emergency preparedness trainings.
Engage directly with affected individuals or groups to understand immediate needs and tailor actions accordingly.
Volunteer in or establish court watch programs ensuring judicial accountability and transparency.
Join or fund organizations actively fighting voter suppression (Fair Fight, ACLU).
-
Rapidly organize digital campaigns to respond swiftly to political crises and misinformation.
Support or contribute to open-source, democratic, and transparent technology solutions.
Lead the change:
-
Consider running for local office or school board to enact direct policy change.
-
Organize or support timely local activism against threats to democracy.
-
Help establish community sanctuary or safe spaces to protect marginalized and at-risk groups.