"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. It is the only thing  that ever has."  - Margaret Mead

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The POOR PEOPLE’s CAMPAIGN: 
A National Call for Moral Revival 
is uniting tens of thousands of people across our country to challenge the evils of systemic racism, poverty, the war economy, ecological devastation and the nation’s distorted morality.
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Elders Standing with the Poor Peoples Campaign
June 23rd -- Washington, D.C 
Global Day of Solidarity
Why I Stand
get inspired with Diane Tilstra

For eight years I have been a part of Grandmother's Standing on Mother's Day, at 1:00PM. 

​It started in a small Oregon community with a handful of grandmothers and it has grown to envelop many cities in the U.S. and around the world.
​Read more, HERE

Elder Activists

Elder Activists is a vision -- of individuals who use their life experiences, reflections and wisdom to inspire, educate and support each other in creating the future that will be our legacy.

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Why Elders?

“It would be entirely fitting if the angry troublemakers came from the ranks of those of us who are older. For one thing, we’re the ones who caused the problem. If someone has to sit down on the tracks of the coal train and get arrested it should be the grandparents who have been pouring carbon into the atmosphere for half a century. …. But there’s something else, too: the greatest moments in the lives of the baby boomers were precisely the times when they raised their voices, when they declared their selfless devotion to peace or civil rights. For too many, the decades that followed have made a quiet mockery of that earlier idealism. It turns out that we’ve excelled, most of all, at consuming. Now is the boomer’s chance to reclaim their better natures and to end their run as they began.” - Bill McKibben, The Last Best Chance for the Boomers” (available in The Bill McKibben Reader: Pieces from an Active Life).