Dispatches From the Floor of Netroots Nation

We’re finally catching our breath after three days of learning, conversing, collaborating, and partying with the Netroots community.  The 2011 Netroots Nation conference was in our backyard last week and grassroots solutions was out in… Read More »

Sustaining Engagement in the Off Years

Netroots Nation is a week away and net-savvy progressives all across the country are fretting over which of the 70+ sessions they should attend.  Well, allow us make it easy for you, at least on… Read More »

The MN Caucus at Netroots Nation 2011

Minnesotans are anxiously awaiting Netroots Nation—eager to play host to thousands of net-savvy progressives from all over the country who keep our movement fresh, innovative and, well, progressive. Everyone needs a little “me” time though,… Read More »

Paving the Way for Love and Volunteerism in Pontiac

When grassroots solutions’ Rosy Kalfus began writing grassroots organizing plans with nine community-based agencies (or “Hubs” as we like to call them) who are partnering with United Way for Southeastern Michigan’s (UWSEM) Early Learning Communities… Read More »

NACBA Launches Advocates’ Program

In the first half of 2010, consumer bankruptcy filings were at their highest level since 2005. That's why we were proud to partner with a group of 5,000 attorneys who are working to improve consumer bankruptcy protections. Read more Read More »

Behind the Scenes at Power Shift 2011

“You can’t argue the laws of physics.” That’s what Vice President Al Gore said as part of the opening keynote at Power Shift 2011, a convergence of 10,000 young leaders in DC demanding real change… Read More »

Nutritional Awareness on the Go

If you’re a label-conscious grocery shopper, you may have come across ingredients like Acesulfame-K, Olestra, and Butylated Hydroxytoluene and wondered: What is that, and is it safe to eat? The Center for Science in the… Read More »