The Good Trouble Lives On day of action will bring together communities across the country to stand up for civil and human rights. Here are the five key things to know about this nationwide peaceful protest, what it stands for, and how to join LCV and our partner organizations in causing Good Trouble.

A record-breaking 5 million people across the United States took to the streets to stand up to President Trump’s increasingly authoritarian administration and remind him that there are no kings in America.

LCV members and staff joined rallies across the country to send a clear message: hands off our jobs, hands off our clean air and water, and hands off our democracy!

Here are the key things to know about incoming LCV President Pete Maysmith and his vision for our next era of fighting to protect people and the planet.

Calling your members’ offices is one of the most effective ways to make your voice heard. Here's how to call in 3 simple steps.

Kelsey, an artist and LCV GreenRoots organizer based in Michigan, started to question her denial of climate change after Hurricane Katrina. Now, she mentors others who are new to the climate movement and organizes LCV members to get out the vote for pro-environment candidates.

LCV GreenRoots organizer Magali is working to hold politicians accountable for the consequences of their decisions by raising her voice and encouraging others in her community to do the same.

GreenRoots organizer Achol's steadfast commitment to environmental and social justice comes from a strong sense of community and responsibility to make sure everyone’s voices are heard, not just the rich and powerful. 

With just over a week until the U.S. General Election, now is the perfect time to ensure you're fully prepared to vote. Here’s everything you need to know to make your voice heard on or before Election Day.

As Hurricane Helene approaches landfall in Florida, it's a devastating reminder that climate change is increasing the severity of hurricanes and other natural disasters with millions of people feeling the impact. This summer, Chispa intern Nicolas Thompson shared his experience when Hurricane Beryl hit his hometown of Houston, Texas – and how it reinforced the importance of fighting climate change to protect people and the planet.