For those of us juggling mighty organizing demands with never enough time and resources...this could be one of the most valuable courses ever.
Who this course is for:
Our bias is towards free and low-cost tools.
Photo: Demonstrators surround a police vehicle during a march demanding an end to sexism and gender violence in Santiago, Chile 2018. REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado
"I loved the concept of the tech stack and the gaps in our systems that were obvious to me after seeing the user cases. I've already told my coworkers they need to see this one and then we should debrief and brainstorm together."
- Megan Hise, Communications Organizer, Oregon Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals (OFNHP)
"There are so many tools out there, it is overwhelming to try and research them all , especially as a small organization with limited time. Getting tips on what digital resources are out there and recommended has been invaluable for us."
- Ulla Nilsen, Engagement Director, Minnesota 350
Micky is a Black queer and genderqueer visual artist and organizer who has called Richmond, Virginia home for over 20 years. He’s a mostly self-taught designer who has developed his design work with a range of organizing groups. In his current role at Southerners on New Ground (SONG) Micky does both design and larger organizational communications. He joined SONG as a member in 2014, then joined staff to lead campaign work around police accountability and continue to build SONG’s base. Through his work with SONG, the Virginia Anti-Violence Project and the LGBT youth center Side by Side, Micky brings in his experiences as a Black queer and trans organizer. He loves art, media, stand up comedy and dreaming about building a safer, beautiful, more affirming world for trans and queer people of color to not just survive in, but thrive in.