Building power for working families in North Carolina.
A statement from the Members of Down Home Alamance: We love Alamance County. We love the forests here, the fields, the farms, the towns, the businesses, the schools, and the …
A quick primer on how to request, and return your ballot for the General Election in 2020.
Purple. Battleground. Whatever you call it: All eyes are on North Carolina this election season. And with 80 of our 100 counties in North Carolina being rural… how we vote …
Once it became clear that Brown, Black, and poor communities were being disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, pushes to reopen our state began. How does this intersect with healthcare, essential workers, and the need to build multiracial power? Let us explain.
Solidarity, not charity: An update from Down Home’s Mutual Aid Fund.
A survey released May 7th, 2020 by ParentsTogether and Down Home North Carolina shows that, even after the CARES Act, NC families struggle to pay for necessities and with unemployment. However, most respondents do not support re-opening the economy now and would not resume normal activities if the economy were re-opened.
Dan Bayer reflects on what its like to canvass with Down Home, engage in conversations, mobilize voters, and learn from people at the doors.
There are no stupid questions when it comes to voting. Get all the answers here!
Down Home member Hannah knows what its like to work hard to make ends meet on low wages… and knows that the math doesn’t add up.