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Hello John,
Can you feel the energy in the air? September is coming to a close and tomorrow we will officially be in the thick of GOTV season. Organizers across the country are registering voters, prepping their phone and text lists, and crafting inspiring messages to spark action. At re:power, we’re not just thinking about November—we’re gearing up for what comes next. That's why our team recently gathered in Montclair, New Jersey, for a three-day planning session to lay the groundwork for 2025-2026.
We’re ready for what comes next and we know you will be too. Our team is committed to support and train organizers for the long run. For now, let’s take a deep breath and prepare ourselves for the weeks ahead.
With love and in solidarity,
Karundi Williams
Executive Director
Above: Team re:power at our All Staff Planning Meeting in Montclair, NJ
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New Hires
re:power is continuing to grow! Since August we’ve added four new members to our team: Robert Muñoz (he/him), Anna Gagliuffi (she/her/ella), India Waller (she/her), and Rebecca Thompson (she/her).
Rebecca is our new Managing Director of Strategic Initiatives, a new role for re:power! She will provide strategic leadership, executive project management, and develop new regional, multi-state, multi-organizational strategic and complex initiatives while also focusing on operationalization of re:power’s strategic plan and exploring opportunities for re:power by building relationships with individuals and institutions across our ecosystem.
Anna, Robert, and India round out our 2025 hiring plan with their brilliance and commitment to re:power’s mission and north star! Each of them fill a critical need within our organization and bring capacity that has been missing after staff transitions. We’re so thrilled they are all here— please click to read more about each of them!
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Latinas Represent Partnership
At the start of 2024, re:power Fund partnered with Latinas Represent to launch an 8-week Latina Electeds Academy. This innovative program aimed to empower Latina elected officials across the country by enhancing their leadership skills and fostering a supportive community. The academy brought together 33 Latina leaders for a series of virtual sessions that combined elements from re:power’s Women of Color Leadership Cohort and the Progressive Governance Academy.
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Campaign School for Issue Organizers
In June, re:power brought organizers from across the country together in Phoenix for the first in-person Campaign School for Issue Organizing program. The 2.5-day training covered everything from the fundamentals of campaign strategy to building volunteer programs, developing a fundraising plan, targeting voters through VAN, script-building, and more. Learn more about who joined us in the room:
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[link removed] [[link removed]] On September 24th, the state of Missouri executed Marcellus “Khaliifah” Williams, despite his innocence. State-sponsored violence is an extension of White Supremacy and has no place in a liberated democracy. Learn more about what you can do at the Death Penalty Information Center. [[link removed]] RIP Marcellus.
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Interested in learning how to take your data to the next level? Trying to organize your lists without a CRM? This is the course for you! Building Analytics Reports in Google Sheets is a 3-week course that will make you a Google Sheets whiz, just in time for GOTV!
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"How has re:power's training prepared you for the upcoming election?"
[[link removed]] “Re:power's trainings ground me in the broader racial justice movement, and that is invaluable when considering demographics and data in voter universes and canvasser management. I pay closer attention to trends in demographics and always look beyond the traditional “blue vs red” binary of our two-party system. This is especially true when thinking about the districts with rapidly growing Asian electorates in California where I primarily work in. Also, shoutout to Rose's training on spreadsheets! I love a good v-lookup formula for tidy data management and cleaning, and that is essential to speeding up import/export workflows.”
TIM PHAN, ALUM
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