This is a busy time at TakeAction Minnesota. Our member leaders across Minnesota are connecting people and building power. We’re organizing to win elections. And, if you haven’t read our recent blog series, we’re doing more
Dear Friend, My name is Elianne Farhat. I’m an organizer, the new executive director at TakeAction Minnesota—and a longtime sustaining member. I grew up in a big, diverse family. My
“It was 16 degrees outside — and three days before the city was to host Super Bowl 52 — but on a recent Thursday night in Minneapolis, two dozen people
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE—February 8, 2017 Contact: Kenza Hadj-Moussa, 612-386-9556, kenza@takeactionminnesota.org Leaders join us to inspire change, grow the resistance St. Paul—TakeAction Minnesota is pleased to announce new staff joining its
TakeAction Minnesota is a people’s organization. We are white, black, Latinx, Somali and Hmong. We are women and men and people who identify as neither. We are people without documents
I’ve been at TakeAction Minnesota since we opened our doors more than 10 years ago, and I can tell you first-hand that this organization has never stood still, not even
From 5-7 p.m. on May 5, “Aging Together: A Conversation about Care and Caregiving” will be hosted by TakeAction Minnesota at Northfield Community Action Center, 1651 Jefferson Pkwy. The event
We’re growing and changing at TakeAction, and we want to get you caught up! We have three great organizers who are taking on lead roles in our organization. We want
TakeAction, a statewide progressive organization, has offices in the Twin Cities, Grand Rapids and now in Duluth. An open house took place in April. TakeAction works on issues of racial
Dan McGrath didn’t exactly spring from the womb as a community organizer, but he might as well have. Fourteen years of Catholic school and having a priest for an uncle
