Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain gives us an example of how veterans can continue to serve their country. We’re putting vets to work to defend elections, support communities, and protect democracy at home, just like Chamberlain did. If you want to help - join us

Atlanta 311 school zone speed warning signage/lights down for several weeks on Hollywood Rd in between Scott Elementary and Perry Blvd.

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Recently a local board of elections meeting was forced to end early because Nazi sympathizers showed up and shouted anti-semitic slogans. Vets need to stand up against this and show that political intimidation isn’t going to work. Join The Chamberlain Network to do something about this

We stand with our Haitian-American friends today. Our community knows all too well the playbook of being demonized and exploited for political gain. We also share the toll of war, natural disasters and humanitarian crises and the impact it has on diasporas. Vwazinaj se fanmi.

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A reminder: January 6th was a violent attack on our democratic institutions, that left six people dead and Donald Trump started it

Trump owns Project 2025 that would radically reshape our democracy into a near authoritarian system newrepublic.com/post/185765/pr…

"...my fellow Georgians asked me, 'Are noncitizens voting in Georgia?' I can say, "No, they aren't,” because we've checked it." Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger of Georgia, May 2024 nbcnews.com/meet-the-press…

"I have a concept of a plan" - me (Amie Kashon) when I come into a meeting without an agenda

"As veterans, we know that our nation’s strength comes from the people’s confidence and participation in free and fair elections ... the values that make us strong: the freedom to vote, the rule of law, and the peaceful transfer of power." chamberlainnetwork.us/the-report/pre…

Veterans understand that our democracy is important. We've lasted 248 years because our leaders understand that country comes before self. Free and fair elections, and peaceful transfer of power these are the pillars of our Republic, and we need to stand up to defend them

For those who missed the debate last night, this about sums it up

Starting an organization named after a famous American military commander from the Civil War has really engaged my inner nerd. But this is a great bio about Chamberlain and very helpful in thinking about how his commitment to democratic principles carry on in this work today