In the face of cruelty and division, solidarity is how we protect one another.

Over the past year, immigrants and communities across the country have faced escalating and violent attacks. Our friends, family members, and neighbors have been stopped, beaten, shot, killed, detained, and taken from their homes and workplaces. The secret police — ICE — continues to operate in ways that divide our communities and put lives at risk.

In just one year, more than 30 people have lost their lives in violent encounters with ICE. These losses are devastating. They are not inevitable — and they demand a response rooted in care, courage, and collective action.

The antidote to authoritarianism is solidarity.

That’s why we are building a strong, sustainable movement — one grounded in relationships and collective action — to protect our democracy, and one another.

Sign the Solidarity Pledge and commit to standing up for our values and our neighbors. Then, share it with at least three friends or family members who believe in dignity, freedom, and community care.

Our movement is as strong as the relationships we build and the action we take together.